Lazy Cat Cafe

Lopburi · 3.9 mi / 6.3 km

Gigi Cafe is a small, cute cat cafe on Khun Thep Kawi Road in Thale Chup Son, Mueang Lop Buri, behind Thepsatri Rajabhat University and down the soi beside a 7-Eleven. The shop is compact and can feel full when busy, with several photo corners and a warm, homely feel. Its plump, friendly cats are happy to be touched and played with, and the owners take good care of them. There is no entry fee; each visitor just orders one item from the menu of coffee, other drinks and desserts, with drinks at around 40 to 60 baht. The road is one-way and parking nearby is limited, so allow time to find a space.

Lopburi · 5.3 mi / 8.6 km

Happy Cat Cafe & Hotel welcomes visitors in Lopburi, Thailand to a casual, cozy space designed for cat lovers. Guests can relax and spend time with a variety of feline residents, including Persian, Scottish Fold, Maine Coon, and Bengal cats, while enjoying drinks and light snacks in a hip yet laid-back setting. The cafe offers indoor seating with table service, plus a small outdoor area, and is well suited to solo visitors, groups, and traveling tourists exploring the region. Coffee, tea, and desserts are the highlights of the menu, with small plates available for a lunchtime bite. Families are welcome, free parking is available on the street and in the lot, and mobile payments are accepted. Outside cats are not permitted, keeping the resident kitties safe and comfortable.

Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi · 30 mi / 49 km

Buritisshu Neko Cafe is a British Shorthair cat cafe in Thap Kwang, Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, on the road to Wat Khao Man a short drive from Mittraphap Road. Every cat in the cat room is a British Shorthair, round-faced, plush-coated and lively. The cafe is also a serious coffee stop, with slow-bar specialty coffee from beans it roasts in-house, plus matcha, cocoa, tea, sodas and desserts. Sitting in the coffee room is free; the cat room costs 100 baht per person, which includes a pair of socks to take home and a treat for the cats. Children under seven must be accompanied by an adult. The air-conditioned cafe is also pet friendly, and a dog greets guests at the front.

Ayutthaya · 31 mi / 50 km

Madame Meow Magic Cat Cafe is an animal cafe tucked inside the Night Plaza Grand Market area of Uthai District in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Thailand. Set within a lively local market setting, it offers cat lovers a charming stop where they can spend time with the resident felines in a casual, easygoing atmosphere. The cafe is a well-loved neighborhood favorite, drawing visitors who want to unwind with a coffee break and a bit of feline company while exploring the Ayutthaya area. Outside cats are not allowed, helping keep the resident kitties safe, calm, and healthy for every guest. Whether you are traveling through Ayutthaya's historic sights or simply looking for a purr-fectly relaxing detour near the market, Madame Meow Magic Cat Cafe provides a warm, welcoming experience for anyone who enjoys the company of cats.

Suphan Buri · 44 mi / 70 km

BEFOREST Cat Cafe is a low-key cat cafe in the centre of Suphan Buri town, on Khun Phaen Road in Tha Phi Liang, open from late afternoon until midnight. The cool, air-conditioned room is kept softly lit with good music playing, and the cats, of several different breeds, are tame and sociable, quick to climb into laps and fall asleep. Entry costs around 100 baht per person. The cafe is linked to a cattery, so some of the cats are for sale. It also keeps pet spiders for fans of exotic animals, and the owner is happy to talk about them and take photos of brave guests holding one. Evenings are usually quiet, which gives visits an almost private feel, and the room is clean and odour-free.

Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima · 49 mi / 79 km

Mawmuek is a riverside cafe on Mittraphap Road in Pak Chong, the gateway town to Khao Yai, with a separate air-conditioned cat room. Shaded seating overlooks the water, and there is a small playground where children can play. The cat room is home to many friendly, fluffy cats of various breeds and costs 89 baht per person on top of the cafe's one-order-per-person minimum; cat treats can be bought to feed them. House rules are strict to protect the animals: no running, jumping, shouting or picking up the cats, and children must be at least 120 cm tall to enter the cat room. The menu covers coffee, tea, cakes and desserts, plus snacks and some savoury dishes when the kitchen is open. Parking is limited at busy times, so weekdays tend to be calmer.