Madi Paidi sits on Sukhumvit Soi 53, a quiet residential lane known locally as Pai Dee Ma Dee, just around the corner from Thonglor. Thong Lo BTS is a few steps away. Step out for design-led cafés, hidden speakeasies and some of Bangkok's best restaurants, or catch a canal boat from Thong Lo pier for a very different view of the city. EmSphere and the EmQuartier are a stop along the Skytrain.
Thai Symbolism, Gallery-Style Design
The hotel's name is a Thai welcome: "ma dee" for a pleasant arrival and "pai dee" for a safe onward journey. That spirit runs through a gallery-style design, with artworks that shift as you walk the corridors and woven bamboo "chalew" symbols, a traditional Thai charm for good fortune.
Rooms Inspired by Thai Gemstones
Each room takes its colours from a Thai gemstone: golden topaz for prosperity, blue sapphire for calm or green emerald for renewal. All have a living area with a sofa, a premium coffee maker and a rain shower. The signature suite adds high ceilings, a separate living room and a grand circular bathtub.
Refined Thai Dining and a Rooftop Pool Bar
The hotel restaurant serves authentic Thai-cosmopolitan flavours with real creativity, from breakfast through to dinner. Up on the roof, the pool bar is the place for a drink and a bite, with the Thonglor skyline all around.
A Rooftop Saltwater Pool and Gym
The rooftop saltwater pool is a calm escape above the city, and the rooftop gym shares the same sweeping views.
A jewel-toned boutique hotel on a leafy lane off Thonglor, with a rooftop saltwater pool, refined Thai dining and Thai symbolism woven into every room.
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