Design hotels: These hotels usually pay attention to the uniqueness of architecture and interior design, and artificial straw roofs are favored for their natural beauty and environmental characteristics, such as the Rosewood Bangkok, which combines Thai culture with contemporary design to provide a luxurious living experience.

Resorts and spas: These places are usually located in beautiful natural environments, and artificial straw roofs can blend in harmoniously with the surroundings to provide a sense of being close to nature.

Roof bars and restaurants: In Bangkok, many roof bars and restaurants use artificial straw to create a relaxed outdoor dining atmosphere, such as Octave Rooftop Bar and Mahanakhon SkyWalk.

Riverside hotels: For example, Baan Pomphet Riverside Resort, which draws its design inspiration from the site and its surrounding environment, uses local materials such as handmade bricks and wood, as well as possibly artificial straw roofs, to provide a warm and cozy accommodation experience.

Modern and traditional architecture: Such as Little Shelter Hotel in Chiang Mai, which combines modern design and traditional materials, using traditional materials such as wooden tiles to create a unique visual effect and cultural experience.

In summary, artificial straw is an ideal choice for many Thai hotels that pursue unique design and cultural features due to its durability, safety, and low environmental impact.