Halloween at Three Meliá Hotels in Thailand

Halloween at Three Meliá Hotels in Thailand

With Halloween fast approaching, here are some of spook-tacular celebrations taking place at hotels in Chiang Mai, Bangkok and Pattaya. From a frightfully indulgent dinner buffet in Chiang Mai to an open-air screening of Scream high above Bangkok and a beachfront masquerade pool party in Pattaya, there’s something a little different happening at each hotel.

Meliá Chiang Mai Serves Up ‘Frightfully Delectable’ Halloween Feast

Things are getting deliciously spooky at Meliá Chiang Mai this Halloween, with the hotel’s Laan Na Kitchen restaurant conjuring up a frightfully indulgent dinner buffet on October 31, 2026. From 6pm to 10pm, guests will sink their teeth into a lavish spread of international favourites, northern Thai-inspired specialties and devilishly creative desserts. Highlights include slow-cooked picanha beef, black pepper beef tenderloin, duck à l’orange, baked salmon with a northern Thai nam prik ong crust, and turkey khao soi prepared at a live cooking station. Sushi, sashimi and a bubbling “Witches’ Brew” mushroom velouté add to the feast. The real Halloween magic awaits at the dessert station, brimming with the likes of dark chocolate “graveyard cake with chocolate soil and cookie tombstones”, red velvet “blood” cake with raspberry coulis, chocolate mousse “coffins” and lychee “eyeball” panna cotta. Priced at THB 1,099 (USD 32.70) net per person, the buffet is available for THB 999 net per person (USD 29.70) with an early booking made at least one week ahead and a non-refundable deposit. Reservations: laannakitchen@meliachiangmai.com.

A Scream-Worthy Halloween Under the Stars at INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit

Horror takes to the skies above Bangkok this Halloween as INNSiDE by Meliá Bangkok Sukhumvit transforms its 34th-floor Giant Swing Pool Bar into an open-air cinema for a spine-chilling screening of Scream (2022). Set against Bangkok’s sweeping skyline, the rooftop movie night promises suspense and killer views on October 31, 2026. The Halloween celebration begins at 6pm, with complimentary face and body painting, popcorn and churros stations. A short film from Estrella Damm will be screened at 6.30pm, followed by Scream at 7pm. Moviegoers will settle in under the stars with an ice-cold half-pint of Estrella Damm beer to steady their nerves. Tickets cost THB 580 (USD 17.30) net per person, including the half-pint of beer. Before or after the event, guests can also make a night of it with dinner at the hotel’s 33rd-floor LUZ Bangkok Tapas Bar, where Spanish chef de cuisine Juan Ignacio Garcia Racionero, known as Chef Nacho, takes diners on a culinary pilgrimage of Spain. Highlights include Wagyu beef tartare, braised oxtail tacos, black squid-ink fideuà and seafood paella. Reservations:https://bit.ly/4zzY7OX

A Wet and Wild Halloween Masquerade at LAY Beach Club

Halloween is making a splash at Meliá Pattaya Hotel as its LAY Beach Club, on Pattaya’s Beach Road, hosts “Wet Masquerade”, a Halloween-themed pool party by Dreamland Events on October 31, 2026. Kicking off at 4pm and continuing until 1am, the party promises a heady mix of electronic music, cocktails and dancing, with guests encouraged to dress in masquerade masks, Halloween costumes and pool attire. Against the backdrop of Pattaya’s sunset, partygoers will dance to house, Afro, tech and indie dance beats spun by a line-up of DJs, including special guest RICHIE from Bangkok’s Mustache and Dreamland, alongside Wesley Hypes, Fox Little Beat, Pekynemo and Davide Nicolucci. Special dancers, a fire show, happy hour drinks and tempting food offerings add to the festivities. Online presale tickets start at THB 250 (USD 7.40), including a complimentary welcome drink, or THB 500 (USD 14.90) at the door. Tables and VIP packages start at THB 1,999 (USD 59.50). Tickets available at: https://megatix.in.th/events/wet-masquerade-halloween-pool-party-by-dreamland-at-lay-beach-club-pattaya

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Thomas holds a university degree with a focus on Languages, Humanities, Culture, Literature, and Economics, earned in both the UK and Latin America. His journey in Asia began in 2005 when he worked as a publisher in Krabi. Over the past thirty years, Thomas has edited newspapers and magazines across England, Spain, and Thailand. Currently, he is involved in multiple projects both in Thailand and internationally. In addition to Thailand, Thomas has lived in Italy, England, Venezuela, Cuba, Spain, and Bali, but he spends the majority of his time in Asia. Through his diverse experiences, he has gained a deep understanding of various Asian cultures and communities. Thomas also works as a freelance writer, contributing short travel stories and articles to travel magazines. You can follow his work at www.asianitinerary.com

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