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The Turkish Airlines Lounge in Bangkok is a solid, spacious alternative to the often overcrowded Thai Airways Lounge – with a good food selection, clean showers, and a complimentary 15-minute head and neck massage as a nice bonus. The design is functional and understated, but more than sufficient for a stopover to relax and freshen up.
The Thai Airways Royal First Class amenity kit in a Rimowa case is a true collector's item with instant recognizability. The contents are solid and practical, but the little Rimowa trolley itself is the real highlight. A shame this collection is no longer in production.
A solid amenity kit from Thai Airways for the Business Class Royal Silk that includes all the essential travel necessities. The blue Greyhound pouch makes a visually appealing impression, even if the build quality isn't outstanding. Everything you need for basic in-flight care is included, though extras like a pen are missing.
The Thai Royal Silk Business Class amenity kit by Furla comes in a simple beige design and offers a solid, complete set of contents — including slippers, which are by no means a given in this cabin class. Quality sits slightly above average, outperforming some European competitors.
The Le Méridien Chiang Mai impresses with spacious rooms, a stunning bathtub with city views, and exceptionally warm service. The Executive Lounge offers a solid breakfast and an appealing evening happy hour. What stands out most is the attentive handling of our check-in despite lost luggage — an experience that leaves a lasting positive impression.