Maomao Cat Cafe and Hotel

Bangkok · 1.3 mi / 2.0 km

The Meow Club is a small cat hotel and cafe on Srivara Road in Phlabphla, Wang Thonglang, in eastern Bangkok. It opened in late 2025 and combines boarding for owners' cats with a cafe where visitors can relax among the resident cats. The cats are well cared for and friendly, and the shop is kept clean, cool and free of cat smells. There are seats suitable for working, and the cafe serves coffee, iced Thai tea, strawberry milk smoothies and a good choice of desserts at low prices, with many drinks costing only a few dozen baht. It is a relaxed, neighbourhood spot where visitors can sit with a drink and enjoy the cats' company. Opening hours are not posted, so check with the cafe by phone before visiting.

Bangkok · 1.9 mi / 3.0 km

Drasil is a coffee shop on Rama IX Road in Suan Luang, eastern Bangkok, with a separate cat room that customers can use free of charge. The cafe itself is a quiet, air-conditioned place to work or meet, with photo corners, a bookable meeting room, coffee beans to choose from and home-baked cakes, cookies and pastries at fair prices. The cat room upstairs is home to around a dozen well-fed resident cats, some of them former street cats, and the cafe has also raised kittens in a separate room downstairs. Visitors sign in with a name and phone number and wash their hands before going in, and a staff member stays in the room to look after the cats. Toys can be used, though not every cat enjoys being touched. The cat room keeps shorter hours than the cafe, from 10 AM to 4 PM. Parking is available.

Bangkok · 2.4 mi / 3.9 km

Cat in the Forest Prime is a premium cat cafe at the Central Eastville shopping centre on Pradit Manutham Road in Lat Phrao, north-eastern Bangkok. It is designed as a calm, nature-inspired retreat, and the cafe puts an emphasis on hygiene, comfort and the welfare of its cats. Capacity is kept deliberately low so the room stays peaceful. The resident cats have a range of characters and are friendly with guests, curious about toys and keen on treats, and visitors note that the room is clean and free of smells. Quality drinks are served, with the Thai tea a favourite. It suits cat lovers looking for a quieter, more polished experience than the busier city cafes, and its location inside a mall makes it easy to combine with shopping. The cafe is open late every day.

Bangkok · 2.6 mi / 4.2 km

BaanMejai Heartful Space Cafe, known in Thai as Baan Mejai and also as House24, is a small cafe inside a home on Phatthanakan 52 Road in Suan Luang, eastern Bangkok. It is run as a safe, healing space for body and mind, and alongside the cafe it hosts art therapy sessions and workshops led by a certified therapist, including painting and bottle-garden making. Five resident cats share the house with guests and greet them at the door, and visitors can sit and play with them over a drink. The coffee, cocoa and other drinks are well made and reasonably priced, and the house has a warm, homely feel. It suits anyone looking for a quiet place to unwind with cats, or to join a creative workshop. The cafe is closed on Tuesdays.

Bangkok · 2.9 mi / 4.6 km

Paws Up Cafe in Bangkok's Suan Luang district has a dining room and a separate lounge with more than 30 resident British Shorthair cats. The kitchen serves halal Thai and Japanese dishes, including pad kaprao, tom yum, ramen and udon, as well as steaks. Drinks include Brazilian coffee, Japanese matcha, Thai tea, cocoa and fruit juice. The cafe also makes gelato, pastries and croissants. Visitors can use the free Wi-Fi, charging points and on-site parking, and the building has a prayer room and a private room. The cats are permanent residents rather than an adoption program. Check the cafe's rules before entering the lounge, especially when visiting with children or a group.

Bangkok · 3.3 mi / 5.3 km

Chico Cafe is a Japanese-owned cafe and gift shop on Soi Ekkamai 19 in Watthana, Bangkok, known for its Siamese cats. It has been open for more than 13 years in a shady, quiet garden setting close to the centre of the city. The Siamese (Wichien Maat) cats live in a dedicated cat room, which sometimes has kittens, and all the cats are vaccinated; a few friendly rescued street cats also wander the cafe. Entry to the cat room costs extra and is open to children of primary school age and older, and the room closes earlier than the cafe, at about 4:30 PM. The menu includes jumbo honey toast, banana waffles, omurice, curry rice and a hot latte topped with a 3D milk-foam cat. The shop sells teak cutlery, accessories, bags and other souvenirs. There is free parking.