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Bangkok · 3.0 mi / 4.8 km

Cat's Ozone Cafe is a cat cafe at Siri Suk Soi 1 in Bang Khae, on the western edge of Bangkok. Its air-conditioned cat room is home to a large group of chubby, well-groomed cats of several breeds, famous for crowding around visitors even without treats, and guests are welcome to stretch out on the floor with them. Entry is 200 baht per person and includes one drink and about an hour and a half with the cats; cat treats are sold separately and are well worth buying. Children must be at least 12 years old to enter the cat zone, and the rule is strictly applied. The room is kept spotless, with a separate area for the litter boxes. Drinks and a short food menu are reasonably priced. Parking is limited, with overflow parking in the neighbouring village soi.

Bangkok · 7 mi / 11 km

Kitty Knock Knock is a slow-bar coffee shop in a family home and garden in Bang Phrom, Taling Chan, on the Thonburi side of Bangkok. It sits behind a chicken noodle shop, shares its car park and can be reached from both the main road and the back soi. The house cats work as the welcome staff: Kud, Tam, Wunwai, Yoda and Som roam the garden seating, and Yoda in particular comes when called and follows guests around, especially anyone carrying treats. The cats are free to come and go, so on hot afternoons some may be off napping. Drinks are hand-brewed and inexpensive, including coconut coffee, matcha with coconut and coffee fusions with honey, lemon and soda, alongside soft shio pan rolls. The leafy, open-air garden makes it a calm spot to work or unwind.

Bangkok · 7 mi / 12 km

Gume Cat Cafe is a multi-service cat cafe located on Charan Sanit Wong Road in the Bangkok Yai district of Bangkok, Thailand. In addition to its cat cafe experience, the venue offers pet grooming services including bathing and haircuts for both dogs and cats, as well as a pet hotel for boarding. It is a practical and welcoming destination for pet owners and cat enthusiasts alike. The cafe can be found on Facebook at gumecatcafe. For Bangkok visitors or locals seeking a one-stop spot that combines feline company with quality pet care, Gume Cat Cafe is a solid choice.

Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom · 8 mi / 12 km

Chill Cat Cafe 2 is the second branch of Chill Cat Cafe, in a shophouse behind Mahidol University's Salaya campus, opposite Soi Tang Sin in Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom. The air-conditioned cat room is home to a big crew of plump, well-groomed cats of various breeds, from younger cats to large adults, who are used to people and quick to crowd around anyone holding a treat. Entry to the cat room is 150 baht per person including a pair of socks, or 200 baht with socks, a cat treat and a cold drink, and there is no time limit. It is walk-in only, with no bookings, and staff ask visitors not to pick the cats up. Coffee, cocoa and other drinks are reasonably priced, and the room is kept notably clean and free of smells, making it an easy stop for students and families in Salaya.

Bang Yai, Nonthaburi · 9 mi / 15 km

MileMily Cafe is a colourful dog and cat cafe inside the plant wholesale market on Soi Wat Phra Ngoen in Bang Yai, Nonthaburi. The main cafe is home to about a dozen friendly resident dogs and is packed with cartoon-themed photo corners, from Toy Story and Lilo and Stitch to Mickey Mouse and smiley faces, plus a small clothing shop. The cats have two rooms of their own: upstairs for the younger, more playful cats and downstairs for the calmer adults. Entry to the cat rooms is 40 baht per person on top of a drink order, and you can stay as long as you like. The menu has coffee, tea, other drinks, snacks and simple meals at modest prices. Because of the resident dogs, guests cannot bring their own dogs.

Bangkok · 10 mi / 16 km

Duemdum Coffee is a small specialty coffee shop at Bake & Koff Studios on Soi Somdet Chao Phraya 17 in Khlong San, just behind Taksin Hospital on the Thonburi side of the river. It is home to a little gang of cats rescued from the street, six in all according to the cafe, who act as the shop's welcome team: call their names and they come trotting out to greet you. There is no entrance fee. Order a coffee and the cats will nap beside you, play or roll over for belly rubs, though they occasionally squabble among themselves. The coffee is a draw in its own right, with dark and medium roasts, cold brew, coffee sodas and matcha, plus house-baked cakes and pastries such as lemon cake. Seating is limited, and there is paid parking at the hotel opposite.