Luxury is often associated with grand gestures. A beautiful suite. An exclusive reservation. A coveted destination. But at Oriental Residence Bangkok, a proud recipient of a MICHELIN Key and a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, luxury often reveals itself in quieter ways. A team member who remembers your preferences. Someone who notices […]
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ONYX Hospitality Group, a leading hospitality management company in Asia-Pacific, has unveiled its growth strategy as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. With a portfolio spanning hotels, resorts, serviced apartments, luxury residences, as well as dining and spa offerings, the Group is targeting total revenue of THB 10.33 billion in 2026, representing a 14% year-on-year increase. […]
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Bangkok, Thailand – 20 May 2026: ONYX Hospitality Group, a leading hospitality management company in Asia Pacific specialising in hotels, resorts, serviced apartments, and luxury residences , has announced a significant international partnership through the signing of a joint venture agreement with JR Kyushu Business Development (Thailand) Co. Ltd. (a group company of Kyushu Railway […]
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ONYX Hospitality Group, a leading hospitality management company in the Asia-Pacific region specialising in hotels, resorts, serviced apartments and luxury residences, has marked a key milestone in the development of “EQ Phuket”, a new luxury hotel project in Phuket, Thailand. The company has signed a financial support agreement with LH Bank to support the project’s […]
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At breakfast service, the tension begins before most guests even reach the restaurant. By eight in the morning, Café Claire is already full. Guests wait at the entrance hoping for tables to open up, room service orders continue coming in upstairs, coffee requests pile up at the lobby, and somewhere between all of it, Pueng is expected to […]
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If you meet Pop, or Kittipong Keawmai, at The Play Deck at Oriental Residence Bangkok, the first thing you notice is probably his smile. Relaxed. Easy. Familiar. The kind of smile that immediately makes guests feel comfortable ordering another drink, asking for recommendations or simply staying by the pool a little longer. What most guests would never […]
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When Aom or Tirayu Witahayotin first walked into a hotel interview more than a decade ago, she thought there was only one department worth applying for. Front Office. That was the only hotel role she recognised. She had never worked in hospitality before. She did not understand restaurant operations, reservations or luxury service standards. And when Human Resources asked whether she might […]
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Every morning before sunrise fully reaches Amari Bangkok, Jeffrey Andres is already thinking several steps ahead. How many guests are arriving for breakfast? Will there be enough staff on both floors? Which guest groups are checking in today? Will the Indian section need expanding? Are there enough Arabic dishes prepared? Is the buffet flow moving naturally? For […]
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As evening settles over Oriental Residence Bangkok, the atmosphere at Oriental Bar begins to shift almost imperceptibly. Lighting softens. Conversations slow. Glassware catches reflections from the city beyond the windows. Guests arrive looking for different things: a moment of quiet after work, an elegant cocktail before dinner, or simply the comfort of sitting somewhere that feels calm […]
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Every evening at Amari Bangkok’s Maitree Bar begins the same way. The lights soften. Ice hits the shaker. Guests slowly drift in from Bangkok’s traffic and heat, looking for somewhere to relax. Some want cocktails. Some want conversation. Some simply want to be left alone for an hour. And standing quietly in the middle of it […]
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At NILA, Everybody Is a VIP On winter nights in the mountains of northern India, Vicky remembers sitting beside a fire with his family while snow fell outside. His father would push potatoes directly into the hot ashes and wait for the skins to blacken slightly before pulling them out carefully with metal tongs. Then came the simplest […]
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When the young Khun Aor or Benjamad Mansaart first arrived at Prego Samui more than 23 years ago, she was still a teenager trying to figure out her future. She had studied science and mathematics in school. Her family hoped she might continue into government service one day. Hospitality was never part of the plan. In […]
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