Hospitality design studio and F&B operator in Bangkok
Soho Hospitality operates a dual-track business: an interior design studio conceptualizing hotel and restaurant projects for international brands, and a portfolio of eight owned-and-operated F&B venues in Bangkok. The hiring and project mix reveals a marketing-led scaling phase—three active marketing roles and four recent hires—with concurrent focus on brand activation (relaunch campaigns, event planning, food truck operations) and operational consolidation (cross-company financial reporting, labor compliance). The tech stack is design-heavy (Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, SketchUp) with emerging reliance on marketing operations (Mailjet, Meta Business Suite, Asana), reflecting an operator moving from pure design services toward direct consumer hospitality.
Notable leadership hires: Marketing Director
Soho Hospitality was founded in 2010 as a Bangkok-based interior design studio and has evolved into an integrated creative studio and restaurant group. The company operates two main revenue streams: design services for global hospitality brands (Marriott, Accor, IHG, Radisson, and others), backed by an in-house design team; and direct operations of eight F&B venues ranging from high-end dining to fast casual, anchored by the 200-room Fraser Suites Sukhumvit serviced apartment. The company employs 201–500 people across design, marketing, sales, finance, and operations, all based in Thailand. Current priorities include expanding the F&B footprint, activating brand campaigns, and strengthening operational efficiency across group entities.
Soho Hospitality primarily uses Adobe Creative Cloud (InDesign, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Lightroom), AutoCAD, and SketchUp for design work; Meta Business Suite, Google Analytics, and Mailjet for marketing and analytics; and Asana, Microsoft Office, and Google's suite for operations and collaboration.
Soho Hospitality is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand, and all current hiring is based in Thailand.
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