Last updated · Written by Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
The problem with working from an airport hotel
Most hotels near an airport are built around one assumption: guests arrive late, sleep, and leave early. That works until you need to spend a working day there.
A room has a bed, a small desk if you are lucky, and a chair chosen for looks. Lobbies are loud and have no power sockets where you need them. Airport lounges charge by the hour and close. None of it is designed for six hours of concentrated work.
What the CoWorking Space gives you
The CoWorking Space is a shared work area on the hotel property, separate from the guest rooms, with seating and Wi-Fi. It is included for in-house guests.
The practical difference is posture and noise. A table at the right height, a chair you can sit in for hours, and a room where a video call does not compete with a television. For work that requires attention rather than just checking email, that gap is the whole point.
Who it suits
- Remote workers on a long stopover — a full working day between flights instead of a wasted one
- Digital nomads passing through Bangkok — close to the airport without paying central-Bangkok rates
- Business travellers — somewhere to prepare before a meeting, or to work after checking out
- Small informal meetings — tell reception in advance if several people are joining
What supports the workspace
CoSharing Kitchen
A shared kitchen for guests, useful when you would rather make coffee or heat something than break the day with a trip out to eat.
24-hour reception
Reception is staffed around the clock. For someone working to another time zone, that means deliveries, questions and late check-ins are handled at any hour.
Shalala Cafe
An on-site cafe for a change of scene without leaving the property.
Pool and fitness room
The outdoor pool and Chic Fitness break up a long working day. Both are covered in more detail on the pool and fitness page.
Practical notes before you book
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Extra charge for the workspace? | No, included for in-house guests |
| Booking required? | Not for individuals. Tell reception if several people will use it |
| Wi-Fi in the workspace | Yes, covers public areas |
| Power sockets | Ask reception which seats are nearest a socket |
| Quietest hours | Reception can advise on the day |
| Monthly stays | Quoted case by case — contact the hotel with your dates |
For an important video call, test the connection from the seat you plan to use rather than assuming it. Ask reception where the signal is strongest — it is a thirty-second question that avoids a bad call.
Getting here and staying here
- 18 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport, in Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan
- Airport drop-off included with the 1,190 THB per night package; airport pick-up available by appointment, priced per trip
- Check-in 14:00 · Check-out 12:00 · Reception open 24 hours
- Room rates 1,190–1,990 THB per night
For longer stays, monthly rates or questions about the workspace, call +66-86-359-9641 or message LINE @hermahotel
Frequently asked questions
Is there a co-working space at Herma Hotel?
Yes. The CoWorking Space is a shared work area separate from the guest rooms, with seating and Wi-Fi, available to in-house guests at no extra charge.
Can I work here during a long layover without staying overnight?
The workspace is provided for in-house guests. If your layover is long enough that you want somewhere to work and rest, the simplest option is a room for the night, which then includes the workspace, pool and fitness room.
Is the Wi-Fi good enough for video calls?
Wi-Fi covers the public areas including the workspace. For an important call, sit closer to the access point and test the connection beforehand — ask reception where the signal is strongest.
Can I stay for a month?
Ask reception about longer stays. Rates are quoted case by case rather than published, so contact the hotel with your dates and the number of guests.
What else is useful for someone working from the hotel?
The CoSharing Kitchen lets you make coffee or heat food without leaving, reception is open 24 hours for deliveries and questions, and there is a cafe on site.