"A valuable piece of design from the way printing history and Lan Luang neighborhood are beautifully portrayed, to the curated experience of the ‘place’ where visitors are taken on a journey into someone's life"

[ As featured in issue 16 ] "Krung Thep Maha Nakorn, as Bangkok is known locally, is a city of many layers, most of which are invisible to the typical tourist. But from the rooftop terrace here, they become just that little bit clearer."

[As featured in August 2018 issue] "It's called 'residence' because it's meant to be your home, not just a place to sleep. Books can be borrowed and with pop-culture artifacts, retro video games and printing paraphernalia, you'll not get bored."

"A lodging for literary travellers"

"Step beyond the glass door of the discrete charcoal-walled building and you enter a boutique residence riffing on a bygone era – albeit with mod cons like micro-gel mattresses, Nespresso and WiFi."

"Part hotel, part museum, part artist retreat. The shophouse property has been lovingly restored into an intimate, classy hotel that gives larger luxury properties in Bangkok a run for their money."

"An Intimate Hotel With an Inky Past. All the rooms that were fit for print: Bangkok Publishing Residence evokes the age of the page."

"Housed inside an old printing factory on historical Lan Luang Road, the eight-room hotel blends 21st-century luxury with a touch of nostalgia."

"Along lively Lan Luang Road in the Old Town, this intimate but super-smart place to stay rivals the service of many of the city’s five-stars."

"A surprising addition to Bangkok’s luxury hotel scene: an eight-bedroom bed-and-breakfast for those fortunate enough to find it."

"The breakfast here is worth waking up for with a comforting selection tropical fruits, designer teas and eggs and sausages cooked to order."