KTC’s Bangkok staycation campaign brings together participating hotel packages from THB 1,100 net per room per night. The booking window runs from 20 June to 30 December 2026, subject to room availability, hotel-specific dates and blackout periods. The starting price is a floor, not a promise that every property or night costs THB 1,100.
The most useful approach is to open the participating offer, choose the hotel and ask for the complete package in writing. Confirm room category, occupancy, breakfast, taxes, deposit, cancellation terms and any dining or late-checkout inclusions. Payment must be made with an eligible KTC credit card, and the general campaign terms describe these bookings as non-refundable and non-transferable.
Compare Like With Like
A low room price can exclude breakfast, parking or a useful check-out time, while a higher package may include them. Ask each hotel for the net amount for the same date, number of adults and children, and bed configuration. Compare the hotel’s own flexible rate alongside the KTC package. A small premium can be worthwhile when it preserves cancellation rights, especially during the rainy season or when travel plans depend on work schedules.
Confirm The Room
Do not book from the campaign headline alone. Name the exact room category and ask whether the photograph represents it. Check bed size, extra-bed charges, child policy, smoking status and connecting-room availability. For a celebration, ask what the hotel can guarantee rather than relying on a note in the reservation. Save the confirmation showing the package name, final price and inclusions before completing payment.
Watch Blackout Dates
Availability and blackout dates are controlled by each hotel. Weekends, public holidays, festive periods and major events may carry surcharges or be excluded. Ask whether the campaign end date refers to the stay date or only the booking date. If your preferred night is unavailable, compare a weekday, a second participating property or the hotel’s standard rate before changing plans simply to use the card benefit.
Understand Refund Rules
The general conditions state that the reservation is non-refundable and cannot be exchanged for cash or credit. Ask what happens if the hotel cancels, changes the room type or cannot deliver a stated inclusion. Travel insurance may not cover a voluntary cancellation. Check the guest name carefully, because a non-transferable booking can be difficult to correct after payment. Keep the invoice and written package terms.
Price The Whole Stay
Transport, parking, meals and incidental deposits can outweigh a cheap room. Ask whether service charge and VAT are already included in the word net, and whether a security deposit is taken at check-in. If breakfast is not included, compare the hotel rate with a nearby cafe. The best staycation is the package that suits how you will use the hotel, not necessarily the lowest room-only figure.
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Questions
Does every hotel cost THB 1,100?
No. That is the published starting price, and rates vary by property and date.
Can I cancel for a refund?
The general campaign conditions describe the bookings as non-refundable.
Is breakfast included?
It depends on the participating package. Confirm the named room and every inclusion before paying.
Can blackout dates apply?
Yes. Hotels may restrict dates and availability.
Practical Information
- Starting price: THB 1,100 net per room per night at participating Bangkok hotels.
- Offer window: 20 June to 30 December 2026.
- Where: Participating hotels in Bangkok.
- How to book: Select a participating hotel, confirm its package directly and pay with an eligible KTC credit card.
- Key limits: Non-refundable, non-transferable, subject to availability and possible blackout dates.
- Participating offers: Open the live KTC campaign
