Last updated · Written by Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
Why these three matter on an airport stay
A hotel near an airport is often treated as a place to sleep between flights. Guests who stay two nights or more, or who arrive early and leave late, quickly discover the opposite: the hours between check-in and departure have to go somewhere.
The pool, the fitness room and the workspace each solve a different version of that problem. A family with children needs somewhere for them to burn energy. A traveller on a long layover needs somewhere to sit that is not a bed. Someone working remotely needs a desk and a stable connection.
The outdoor swimming pool
The pool is outdoors on the hotel grounds and is open to all in-house guests without an extra charge.
For families it is usually the deciding facility. Children who have just come off a long flight settle far better after time in the water than after another hour in a room. Two things are worth confirming with reception when you arrive: the opening hours on the day of your stay, and the depth, since an adult needs to stay with young children in the water at all times.
For adults travelling alone, the pool works best early in the morning or late afternoon, when the sun is lower and the deck is quieter.
Chic Fitness — the fitness room
Chic Fitness is the hotel's gym, available to guests staying at the property.
Set expectations correctly: this is a hotel fitness room, sized for a maintenance session rather than a full training programme. For travellers who want to keep a routine going between flights, or work off a long-haul sector before sleeping, it does the job.
Bring your own shoes. Ask reception about the opening hours on arrival, as they can differ from the pool.
CoWorking Space
The CoWorking Space is a shared work area separate from the guest rooms, with seating and Wi-Fi.
This matters more than it sounds. Working from a hotel bed for six hours is uncomfortable and unproductive, and hotel lobbies are noisy. A dedicated space with a table at the right height changes what is possible during a long stopover.
It suits remote workers with a few hours between flights, guests catching up on email before an early departure, and small informal meetings. If you need the space for several people at once, mention it to reception ahead of time so they can point you to the quieter hours.
Which facility suits your stay
| Your situation | Most useful | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Family with young children | Pool, then the Kids Play Room | Confirm pool hours and depth on arrival |
| One night before an early flight | Fitness room | You will barely use the pool |
| Long layover, working | CoWorking Space | Better than the lobby for calls |
| Staying two nights or more | All three | The reason a stay stops feeling like waiting |
| Travelling for a meeting | CoWorking Space | Tell reception if several people join |
Opening hours for the pool and fitness room can change on public holidays or during maintenance. Confirm them at reception when you check in rather than planning the day around assumed times.
What else is on site
Beyond these three, the hotel has a CoSharing Kitchen for guests who want to prepare or heat something themselves, Shalala Cafe, a Kids Play Room, a Commuter Room and a Laundry Corner. Reception is open 24 hours.
About Herma Hotel Suvarnabhumi
- Family hotel in Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, 18 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport
- Address: 30/13 Moo 7, Soi Sukkeaw, Bangna Trad KM-17, Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan 10540
- Check-in 14:00 · Check-out 12:00 · Reception open 24 hours
- Room rates 1,190–1,990 THB per night; family rooms keep toys in the room
- Airport drop-off included with the 1,190 THB package; airport pick-up available by appointment
Questions about the facilities, call +66-86-359-9641 or message LINE @hermahotel
Frequently asked questions
Does Herma Hotel have a swimming pool?
Yes, an outdoor swimming pool on the property, open to all in-house guests at no extra charge. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times, as there is no lifeguard on duty.
Is there a gym at the hotel?
Yes. Chic Fitness is the hotel's fitness room, available to in-house guests. It suits a maintenance session between flights rather than a full training programme.
Can I work from the hotel during the day?
Yes. The CoWorking Space is a shared work area with seating and Wi-Fi, separate from the guest rooms, which suits calls and laptop work better than working from a bed.
Are the pool and fitness room suitable for young children?
The pool is the draw for most families. Depth and opening hours are the two things to confirm with reception on arrival, and an adult must stay with the child in the water.
Do I need to book the pool, gym or workspace?
No booking is needed for in-house guests. If you plan to hold a meeting or need the space for several people at once, tell reception in advance so they can advise on the quieter hours.