SPUR | Fashion trend information site from Japan Bullet but paradise! Go to Bangkok alone for 5 days and 2 nights to enjoy the "urban resort stay"!

Sawasdee Ka! I went to Bangkok for the first time in a year and a half. When I searched for mileage seats one month before departure, I found that I could get them, which was a miracle! ! I have no choice but to go! I decided to leave immediately! Hitoripp always uses the Bangkok flight, leaving Haneda late at night and arriving in Bangkok early in the morning. Since the round trip is at night, there is no waste, and if you use 3 consecutive holidays, you can enjoy Bangkok for 3 full days. In addition to Saturdays and Sundays, I took a day off on Friday, leaving Thursday late at night and returning Monday early in the morning for 2 nights (and 2 nights on the plane), so let's go in 5 days!

The hotel is the most important thing for Hitori P when traveling to Bangkok. "Stay at a nice hotel and shut yourself up in the hotel until dusk" is the way to spend time in Bangkok. So most of the time I go out for 5 days and 2 nights, but I can relax and refresh myself. Since it repeats about 40 times, there is no need to rush sightseeing. As I wrote in "Today is also somewhere in the world alone", Bangkok is a big city, but the price of a luxury hotel is affordable in the world = the more expensive the hotel, the better the cost performance. So, in Hong Kong and Taiwan, I stay at a hotel for around 10,000 yen per night, but "I stay at a nice hotel in Bangkok. I relax by the pool during the day and sometimes go to the spa in the hotel. When the sun starts to set, I go out. Enjoy the "urban resort stay". Such a withdrawal destination this time is "Park Hyatt Bangkok". I've been wondering about it for years, but it didn't open easily due to construction delays. However, when I heard that it finally opened in May 2017, I will definitely stay there next time in Bangkok! I was deciding. As expected, the price was one of the best among hotels in Bangkok because it was Park Hyatt, but I told myself, "I'm rewarding myself for working hard!"