Known as Asia’s ‘City of Angels’, Bangkok has some of the most heavenly hotels in which to rest your head.

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Bangkok is one of the most stimulating cities in the world – a crossroads where tradition and tropical beauty intersect with a modern, culturally-captivating way of life that can surprise even the most frequent of visitors. 

With enchanting temples, tantalising cuisine and energising nightlife, it’s no wonder Thailand's capital attracted millions of tourists every year pre-pandemic. And will again.

The exquisite lobby at Sindhorn Kempinski. Because, in addition to offering countless opportunities for authentic cultural immersion, the city boasts a variety of visually spectacular hotels – with top-notch service to match – that are so much more than just a bed for the night. The best luxury hotels in Bangkok Ready to find out where you should check into next? In no particular order, this collection of luxury Bangkok hotels blend wondrous decoration, design and useful technology which will make you want to return again and again. In this article: The best luxury hotels in Bangkok Mandarin Oriental Bangkok W Bangkok The Siam  Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Shangri-La Bangkok The Peninsula Bangkok Siam Kempinski Capella Bangkok The St. Regis Bangkok Anantara Siam Bangkok  Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok The Okura Prestige Bangkok Mandarin Oriental Bangkok Found in the historical Charoenkrung district, the oldest hotel in the Mandarin Oriental network is also one of the biggest. It’s so vast, it straddles the Chao Phraya River. Guests can enjoy a broad range of fitness and wellness activities including pilates, Muay Thai and tennis. A Deluxe Premier Bedroom at Mandarin Oriental Bangkok. For those trying to not break a sweat (good luck in Bangkok), there are many more serene activities available, including a romantic boat trip from the main part of the hotel to the spa, where its signature oriental treatment offers a sense of ultimate relaxation. The Royal Suite is simply stunning to behold. Nine eateries provide an abundance of culinary choices, starting with flagship two Michelin starred French restaurant, Le Normandie. If you are more into Japanese or prime cut grills, Lord Jim provides delectable buffet splendour. F our Seasons Bangkok Another property nudging the Chao Phraya River is the Four Seasons Bangkok. Reintroduced in 2020 as part of a new multi-million-dollar estate, the return of the luxury brand is surrounded by trendy galleries, elegant boutiques, and sensational restaurants. The pool at Four Seasons Bangkok. Greeting guests is a marble lobby that looks more like an art gallery. If a relaxed day is high on your agenda, head to one of two riverfront infinity swimming pools or book in a spa treatment at the Urban Wellness Centre. Rooms are similarly elegant, swathed in a soothing cream and grey hue, with hints of Thai silk and faux ostrich leather. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a magnificent backdrop to the signature cloud-like bed. Many of the Four Seasons rooms overlook the river. A diverse restaurant scene begins with Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Yu Ting Yuan, which overlooks a shimmering reflection pond. In a way, this is a dinner and theatrical experience, as diners can be entertained via the show kitchen, where expert chefs prepare succulent Peking duck among other delectable dishes. W Bangkok Located in the city’s financial district, just a few steps away from the Chong Nongsi BTS Skytrain station, the five-star W Bangkok positions guests right in the beating heart of Bangkok’s shopping district, with the river and trendy nightlife only minutes away. W Bangkok exudes energy in an already energetic part of town. Part of the Marriott group, W Bangkok follows the brand’s sense of boutique luxury lifestyle coupled with state-of-the-art innovation and quirky design. Often, it’s a winning formula aimed at youthful guests that continues to rank the W label among the city’s heavyweights. Rooms are spacious and eclectically decorated. Take your pick from Wonderful, Spectacular, Fantastic, Marvellous, Cool Corner, Wow or even Extreme Wow rooms to unlock a psychedelic retreat, sure to keep the amusement going after your day breathing in the sights of the Thai capital. And the W's restaurant - The House on Sathorn - is a visual treat. Live it up at the electric WOOBAR and monthly DJ pool parties, or unwind after a long day touring across the city’s main destinations at the Away spa, a 630-square-metre venue frequently mentioned among the best wellness centres in Bangkok. The Siam  The Siam is a heritage-style luxury hotel in Bangkok's riverfront Dusit neighbourhood. Courtesy of its own boat operating on a daily schedule, guests can putter down the river to a variety of nearby attractions in either open-air or air-conditioned comfort. The lobby is decorated with numerous Thai artefacts. Conceived by renowned design guru Bill Bensley, guests bask in a variety of decorative quirks on arrival in their suite, with contemporary features such as mounted bicycles, bull horns and a plethora of artworks hanging on the walls. Service is a core element at The Siam, with personal butlers on hand to meticulously meet every guest need, whether that’s delivering a cold martini while you enjoy the sunset overlooking the Chao Phraya River. The Vinyl Room at The Siam Bangkok. Prior to a traditional dinner at Chon Thai restaurant, head to Bathers Bay for a cocktail right by the hotel’s riverside swimming pool. Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Tucked inside a 240-metre skyscraper that resembles a blooming Magnolia flower, the Waldorf Astoria Bangkok envelopes each guest in its palatial and spacious interiors, leaving you feeling like visiting royalty. Many of Waldorf Astoria's Deluxe Rooms overlook an adjacent golf course. Rooms overlook either an adjacent golf course or the vibrant city and are elegantly decorated with timeless furniture, rich upholstery and a sumptuous bed just waiting to be sunken into. Local attractions within walking distance include the bustling Ratchaprasong intersection, a central neighbourhood within walking distance to the Erawan Shrine and the exciting Gaysorn Village mall. The hotel's rooftop pool is almost a landmark in itself. Boasting three different restaurants and two bars, Waldorf Astoria’s signature Bull & Bear restaurant specialises in top-quality grilled meats. For a nightcap, head to the glamorous art deco bar, The Loft, proffering a menu of artisanal spirits and classic forgotten cocktails, served with a side of heart-thumping city views. Colour your afternoon bright and pretty with the hotel’s Peacock Alley afternoon tea set or relax at the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool whilst enjoying a refreshing drink. Shangri-La Bangkok It’s always nice to be welcomed at the airport, even if you don’t know anybody in your destination. The Shangri-La Bangkok spoils guests as soon as they land, with a chauffeured hybrid limousine transporting you on the 40-minute journey to the charming riverside retreat - one of the most prominent properties along the Chao Phraya River. Shangri-La Bangkok spans two riverside towers. This expansive dual-tower resort features 802 rooms offering either city or river views. Guests can indulge in some afternoon delight with a selection of Indian sweets and local treats available at the Fashionista afternoon tea. Dining indulgence comes in the form of the Seafood Night buffet, where top-quality Canadian Lobster is cooked à la minute for your enjoyment. Soak in that view. A popular inclusion on the hotel’s calendar is the Thai night market, which takes place on the last Thursday of the month. Local traders set up stalls in the hotel’s lush gardens, with traditional pha nungs and handcrafted wood carvings among the souvenirs on show. The Peninsula Bangkok This riverside icon requires little introduction. The Peninsula Bangkok is a tranquil refuge away from the city’s hustle and bustle, where the brand's signature savoir-faire blends with genuine Thai charm and hospitality. Known for its oversized suites, rich polished mahogany doorways are juxtaposed with warm muted white walls and adorned with artworks worthy of a second look. Deluxe Suites at The Peninsula are known for their size. The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River. The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene. Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within. Siam Kempinski Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions. Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Because, in addition to offering countless opportunities for authentic cultural immersion, the city boasts a variety of visually spectacular hotels – with top-notch service to match – that are so much more than just a bed for the night.

Ready to find out where you should check into next?

In no particular order, this collection of luxury Bangkok hotels blend wondrous decoration, design and useful technology which will make you want to return again and again.

In this article: The best luxury hotels in Bangkok Mandarin Oriental Bangkok W Bangkok The Siam  Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Shangri-La Bangkok The Peninsula Bangkok Siam Kempinski Capella Bangkok The St. Regis Bangkok Anantara Siam Bangkok  Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok The Okura Prestige Bangkok

Found in the historical Charoenkrung district, the oldest hotel in the Mandarin Oriental network is also one of the biggest. It’s so vast, it straddles the Chao Phraya River.

Guests can enjoy a broad range of fitness and wellness activities including pilates, Muay Thai and tennis.

A Deluxe Premier Bedroom at Mandarin Oriental Bangkok.

For those trying to not break a sweat (good luck in Bangkok), there are many more serene activities available, including a romantic boat trip from the main part of the hotel to the spa, where its signature oriental treatment offers a sense of ultimate relaxation.

The Royal Suite is simply stunning to behold.

Nine eateries provide an abundance of culinary choices, starting with flagship two Michelin starred French restaurant, Le Normandie. If you are more into Japanese or prime cut grills, Lord Jim provides delectable buffet splendour.

Another property nudging the Chao Phraya River is the Four Seasons Bangkok. Reintroduced in 2020 as part of a new multi-million-dollar estate, the return of the luxury brand is surrounded by trendy galleries, elegant boutiques, and sensational restaurants.

The pool at Four Seasons Bangkok. Greeting guests is a marble lobby that looks more like an art gallery. If a relaxed day is high on your agenda, head to one of two riverfront infinity swimming pools or book in a spa treatment at the Urban Wellness Centre. Rooms are similarly elegant, swathed in a soothing cream and grey hue, with hints of Thai silk and faux ostrich leather. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a magnificent backdrop to the signature cloud-like bed. Many of the Four Seasons rooms overlook the river. A diverse restaurant scene begins with Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Yu Ting Yuan, which overlooks a shimmering reflection pond. In a way, this is a dinner and theatrical experience, as diners can be entertained via the show kitchen, where expert chefs prepare succulent Peking duck among other delectable dishes. W Bangkok Located in the city’s financial district, just a few steps away from the Chong Nongsi BTS Skytrain station, the five-star W Bangkok positions guests right in the beating heart of Bangkok’s shopping district, with the river and trendy nightlife only minutes away. W Bangkok exudes energy in an already energetic part of town. Part of the Marriott group, W Bangkok follows the brand’s sense of boutique luxury lifestyle coupled with state-of-the-art innovation and quirky design. Often, it’s a winning formula aimed at youthful guests that continues to rank the W label among the city’s heavyweights. Rooms are spacious and eclectically decorated. Take your pick from Wonderful, Spectacular, Fantastic, Marvellous, Cool Corner, Wow or even Extreme Wow rooms to unlock a psychedelic retreat, sure to keep the amusement going after your day breathing in the sights of the Thai capital. And the W's restaurant - The House on Sathorn - is a visual treat. Live it up at the electric WOOBAR and monthly DJ pool parties, or unwind after a long day touring across the city’s main destinations at the Away spa, a 630-square-metre venue frequently mentioned among the best wellness centres in Bangkok. The Siam  The Siam is a heritage-style luxury hotel in Bangkok's riverfront Dusit neighbourhood. Courtesy of its own boat operating on a daily schedule, guests can putter down the river to a variety of nearby attractions in either open-air or air-conditioned comfort. The lobby is decorated with numerous Thai artefacts. Conceived by renowned design guru Bill Bensley, guests bask in a variety of decorative quirks on arrival in their suite, with contemporary features such as mounted bicycles, bull horns and a plethora of artworks hanging on the walls. Service is a core element at The Siam, with personal butlers on hand to meticulously meet every guest need, whether that’s delivering a cold martini while you enjoy the sunset overlooking the Chao Phraya River. The Vinyl Room at The Siam Bangkok. Prior to a traditional dinner at Chon Thai restaurant, head to Bathers Bay for a cocktail right by the hotel’s riverside swimming pool. Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Tucked inside a 240-metre skyscraper that resembles a blooming Magnolia flower, the Waldorf Astoria Bangkok envelopes each guest in its palatial and spacious interiors, leaving you feeling like visiting royalty. Many of Waldorf Astoria's Deluxe Rooms overlook an adjacent golf course. Rooms overlook either an adjacent golf course or the vibrant city and are elegantly decorated with timeless furniture, rich upholstery and a sumptuous bed just waiting to be sunken into. Local attractions within walking distance include the bustling Ratchaprasong intersection, a central neighbourhood within walking distance to the Erawan Shrine and the exciting Gaysorn Village mall. The hotel's rooftop pool is almost a landmark in itself. Boasting three different restaurants and two bars, Waldorf Astoria’s signature Bull & Bear restaurant specialises in top-quality grilled meats. For a nightcap, head to the glamorous art deco bar, The Loft, proffering a menu of artisanal spirits and classic forgotten cocktails, served with a side of heart-thumping city views. Colour your afternoon bright and pretty with the hotel’s Peacock Alley afternoon tea set or relax at the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool whilst enjoying a refreshing drink. Shangri-La Bangkok It’s always nice to be welcomed at the airport, even if you don’t know anybody in your destination. The Shangri-La Bangkok spoils guests as soon as they land, with a chauffeured hybrid limousine transporting you on the 40-minute journey to the charming riverside retreat - one of the most prominent properties along the Chao Phraya River. Shangri-La Bangkok spans two riverside towers. This expansive dual-tower resort features 802 rooms offering either city or river views. Guests can indulge in some afternoon delight with a selection of Indian sweets and local treats available at the Fashionista afternoon tea. Dining indulgence comes in the form of the Seafood Night buffet, where top-quality Canadian Lobster is cooked à la minute for your enjoyment. Soak in that view. A popular inclusion on the hotel’s calendar is the Thai night market, which takes place on the last Thursday of the month. Local traders set up stalls in the hotel’s lush gardens, with traditional pha nungs and handcrafted wood carvings among the souvenirs on show. The Peninsula Bangkok This riverside icon requires little introduction. The Peninsula Bangkok is a tranquil refuge away from the city’s hustle and bustle, where the brand's signature savoir-faire blends with genuine Thai charm and hospitality. Known for its oversized suites, rich polished mahogany doorways are juxtaposed with warm muted white walls and adorned with artworks worthy of a second look. Deluxe Suites at The Peninsula are known for their size. The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River. The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene. Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within. Siam Kempinski Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions. Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Greeting guests is a marble lobby that looks more like an art gallery. If a relaxed day is high on your agenda, head to one of two riverfront infinity swimming pools or book in a spa treatment at the Urban Wellness Centre.

Rooms are similarly elegant, swathed in a soothing cream and grey hue, with hints of Thai silk and faux ostrich leather. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide a magnificent backdrop to the signature cloud-like bed.

Many of the Four Seasons rooms overlook the river. A diverse restaurant scene begins with Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Yu Ting Yuan, which overlooks a shimmering reflection pond. In a way, this is a dinner and theatrical experience, as diners can be entertained via the show kitchen, where expert chefs prepare succulent Peking duck among other delectable dishes. W Bangkok Located in the city’s financial district, just a few steps away from the Chong Nongsi BTS Skytrain station, the five-star W Bangkok positions guests right in the beating heart of Bangkok’s shopping district, with the river and trendy nightlife only minutes away. W Bangkok exudes energy in an already energetic part of town. Part of the Marriott group, W Bangkok follows the brand’s sense of boutique luxury lifestyle coupled with state-of-the-art innovation and quirky design. Often, it’s a winning formula aimed at youthful guests that continues to rank the W label among the city’s heavyweights. Rooms are spacious and eclectically decorated. Take your pick from Wonderful, Spectacular, Fantastic, Marvellous, Cool Corner, Wow or even Extreme Wow rooms to unlock a psychedelic retreat, sure to keep the amusement going after your day breathing in the sights of the Thai capital. And the W's restaurant - The House on Sathorn - is a visual treat. Live it up at the electric WOOBAR and monthly DJ pool parties, or unwind after a long day touring across the city’s main destinations at the Away spa, a 630-square-metre venue frequently mentioned among the best wellness centres in Bangkok. The Siam  The Siam is a heritage-style luxury hotel in Bangkok's riverfront Dusit neighbourhood. Courtesy of its own boat operating on a daily schedule, guests can putter down the river to a variety of nearby attractions in either open-air or air-conditioned comfort. The lobby is decorated with numerous Thai artefacts. Conceived by renowned design guru Bill Bensley, guests bask in a variety of decorative quirks on arrival in their suite, with contemporary features such as mounted bicycles, bull horns and a plethora of artworks hanging on the walls. Service is a core element at The Siam, with personal butlers on hand to meticulously meet every guest need, whether that’s delivering a cold martini while you enjoy the sunset overlooking the Chao Phraya River. The Vinyl Room at The Siam Bangkok. Prior to a traditional dinner at Chon Thai restaurant, head to Bathers Bay for a cocktail right by the hotel’s riverside swimming pool. Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Tucked inside a 240-metre skyscraper that resembles a blooming Magnolia flower, the Waldorf Astoria Bangkok envelopes each guest in its palatial and spacious interiors, leaving you feeling like visiting royalty. Many of Waldorf Astoria's Deluxe Rooms overlook an adjacent golf course. Rooms overlook either an adjacent golf course or the vibrant city and are elegantly decorated with timeless furniture, rich upholstery and a sumptuous bed just waiting to be sunken into. Local attractions within walking distance include the bustling Ratchaprasong intersection, a central neighbourhood within walking distance to the Erawan Shrine and the exciting Gaysorn Village mall. The hotel's rooftop pool is almost a landmark in itself. Boasting three different restaurants and two bars, Waldorf Astoria’s signature Bull & Bear restaurant specialises in top-quality grilled meats. For a nightcap, head to the glamorous art deco bar, The Loft, proffering a menu of artisanal spirits and classic forgotten cocktails, served with a side of heart-thumping city views. Colour your afternoon bright and pretty with the hotel’s Peacock Alley afternoon tea set or relax at the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool whilst enjoying a refreshing drink. Shangri-La Bangkok It’s always nice to be welcomed at the airport, even if you don’t know anybody in your destination. The Shangri-La Bangkok spoils guests as soon as they land, with a chauffeured hybrid limousine transporting you on the 40-minute journey to the charming riverside retreat - one of the most prominent properties along the Chao Phraya River. Shangri-La Bangkok spans two riverside towers. This expansive dual-tower resort features 802 rooms offering either city or river views. Guests can indulge in some afternoon delight with a selection of Indian sweets and local treats available at the Fashionista afternoon tea. Dining indulgence comes in the form of the Seafood Night buffet, where top-quality Canadian Lobster is cooked à la minute for your enjoyment. Soak in that view. A popular inclusion on the hotel’s calendar is the Thai night market, which takes place on the last Thursday of the month. Local traders set up stalls in the hotel’s lush gardens, with traditional pha nungs and handcrafted wood carvings among the souvenirs on show. The Peninsula Bangkok This riverside icon requires little introduction. The Peninsula Bangkok is a tranquil refuge away from the city’s hustle and bustle, where the brand's signature savoir-faire blends with genuine Thai charm and hospitality. Known for its oversized suites, rich polished mahogany doorways are juxtaposed with warm muted white walls and adorned with artworks worthy of a second look. Deluxe Suites at The Peninsula are known for their size. The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River. The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene. Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within. Siam Kempinski Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions. Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

A diverse restaurant scene begins with Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant Yu Ting Yuan, which overlooks a shimmering reflection pond. In a way, this is a dinner and theatrical experience, as diners can be entertained via the show kitchen, where expert chefs prepare succulent Peking duck among other delectable dishes.

Located in the city’s financial district, just a few steps away from the Chong Nongsi BTS Skytrain station, the five-star W Bangkok positions guests right in the beating heart of Bangkok’s shopping district, with the river and trendy nightlife only minutes away.

W Bangkok exudes energy in an already energetic part of town.

Part of the Marriott group, W Bangkok follows the brand’s sense of boutique luxury lifestyle coupled with state-of-the-art innovation and quirky design. Often, it’s a winning formula aimed at youthful guests that continues to rank the W label among the city’s heavyweights.

Rooms are spacious and eclectically decorated.

Take your pick from Wonderful, Spectacular, Fantastic, Marvellous, Cool Corner, Wow or even Extreme Wow rooms to unlock a psychedelic retreat, sure to keep the amusement going after your day breathing in the sights of the Thai capital.

And the W's restaurant - The House on Sathorn - is a visual treat.

Live it up at the electric WOOBAR and monthly DJ pool parties, or unwind after a long day touring across the city’s main destinations at the Away spa, a 630-square-metre venue frequently mentioned among the best wellness centres in Bangkok.

The Siam is a heritage-style luxury hotel in Bangkok's riverfront Dusit neighbourhood. Courtesy of its own boat operating on a daily schedule, guests can putter down the river to a variety of nearby attractions in either open-air or air-conditioned comfort.

The lobby is decorated with numerous Thai artefacts.

Conceived by renowned design guru Bill Bensley, guests bask in a variety of decorative quirks on arrival in their suite, with contemporary features such as mounted bicycles, bull horns and a plethora of artworks hanging on the walls.

Service is a core element at The Siam, with personal butlers on hand to meticulously meet every guest need, whether that’s delivering a cold martini while you enjoy the sunset overlooking the Chao Phraya River.

The Vinyl Room at The Siam Bangkok.

Prior to a traditional dinner at Chon Thai restaurant, head to Bathers Bay for a cocktail right by the hotel’s riverside swimming pool.

Tucked inside a 240-metre skyscraper that resembles a blooming Magnolia flower, the Waldorf Astoria Bangkok envelopes each guest in its palatial and spacious interiors, leaving you feeling like visiting royalty.

Many of Waldorf Astoria's Deluxe Rooms overlook an adjacent golf course.

Rooms overlook either an adjacent golf course or the vibrant city and are elegantly decorated with timeless furniture, rich upholstery and a sumptuous bed just waiting to be sunken into.

Local attractions within walking distance include the bustling Ratchaprasong intersection, a central neighbourhood within walking distance to the Erawan Shrine and the exciting Gaysorn Village mall.

The hotel's rooftop pool is almost a landmark in itself. Boasting three different restaurants and two bars, Waldorf Astoria’s signature Bull & Bear restaurant specialises in top-quality grilled meats. For a nightcap, head to the glamorous art deco bar, The Loft, proffering a menu of artisanal spirits and classic forgotten cocktails, served with a side of heart-thumping city views. Colour your afternoon bright and pretty with the hotel’s Peacock Alley afternoon tea set or relax at the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool whilst enjoying a refreshing drink. Shangri-La Bangkok It’s always nice to be welcomed at the airport, even if you don’t know anybody in your destination. The Shangri-La Bangkok spoils guests as soon as they land, with a chauffeured hybrid limousine transporting you on the 40-minute journey to the charming riverside retreat - one of the most prominent properties along the Chao Phraya River. Shangri-La Bangkok spans two riverside towers. This expansive dual-tower resort features 802 rooms offering either city or river views. Guests can indulge in some afternoon delight with a selection of Indian sweets and local treats available at the Fashionista afternoon tea. Dining indulgence comes in the form of the Seafood Night buffet, where top-quality Canadian Lobster is cooked à la minute for your enjoyment. Soak in that view. A popular inclusion on the hotel’s calendar is the Thai night market, which takes place on the last Thursday of the month. Local traders set up stalls in the hotel’s lush gardens, with traditional pha nungs and handcrafted wood carvings among the souvenirs on show. The Peninsula Bangkok This riverside icon requires little introduction. The Peninsula Bangkok is a tranquil refuge away from the city’s hustle and bustle, where the brand's signature savoir-faire blends with genuine Thai charm and hospitality. Known for its oversized suites, rich polished mahogany doorways are juxtaposed with warm muted white walls and adorned with artworks worthy of a second look. Deluxe Suites at The Peninsula are known for their size. The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River. The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene. Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within. Siam Kempinski Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions. Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Boasting three different restaurants and two bars, Waldorf Astoria’s signature Bull & Bear restaurant specialises in top-quality grilled meats. For a nightcap, head to the glamorous art deco bar, The Loft, proffering a menu of artisanal spirits and classic forgotten cocktails, served with a side of heart-thumping city views.

Colour your afternoon bright and pretty with the hotel’s Peacock Alley afternoon tea set or relax at the hotel’s rooftop infinity pool whilst enjoying a refreshing drink.

It’s always nice to be welcomed at the airport, even if you don’t know anybody in your destination. The Shangri-La Bangkok spoils guests as soon as they land, with a chauffeured hybrid limousine transporting you on the 40-minute journey to the charming riverside retreat - one of the most prominent properties along the Chao Phraya River.

Shangri-La Bangkok spans two riverside towers.

This expansive dual-tower resort features 802 rooms offering either city or river views. Guests can indulge in some afternoon delight with a selection of Indian sweets and local treats available at the Fashionista afternoon tea.

Dining indulgence comes in the form of the Seafood Night buffet, where top-quality Canadian Lobster is cooked à la minute for your enjoyment.

Soak in that view. A popular inclusion on the hotel’s calendar is the Thai night market, which takes place on the last Thursday of the month. Local traders set up stalls in the hotel’s lush gardens, with traditional pha nungs and handcrafted wood carvings among the souvenirs on show. The Peninsula Bangkok This riverside icon requires little introduction. The Peninsula Bangkok is a tranquil refuge away from the city’s hustle and bustle, where the brand's signature savoir-faire blends with genuine Thai charm and hospitality. Known for its oversized suites, rich polished mahogany doorways are juxtaposed with warm muted white walls and adorned with artworks worthy of a second look. Deluxe Suites at The Peninsula are known for their size. The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River. The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene. Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within. Siam Kempinski Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions. Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

A popular inclusion on the hotel’s calendar is the Thai night market, which takes place on the last Thursday of the month. Local traders set up stalls in the hotel’s lush gardens, with traditional pha nungs and handcrafted wood carvings among the souvenirs on show.

This riverside icon requires little introduction. The Peninsula Bangkok is a tranquil refuge away from the city’s hustle and bustle, where the brand's signature savoir-faire blends with genuine Thai charm and hospitality.

Known for its oversized suites, rich polished mahogany doorways are juxtaposed with warm muted white walls and adorned with artworks worthy of a second look.

Deluxe Suites at The Peninsula are known for their size. The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River. The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene. Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within. Siam Kempinski Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions. Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

The floor-to-ceiling windows in its 370 deluxe rooms and suites provide a sense of space and serenity, as they invite you to sleep with the curtains open so you can wake up to the soothing sunrise over the Chao Phraya River.

The Thai-style on show at the pool makes for a dazzling scene.

Awaken your soul with a sunrise yoga session by the river, or indulge in a mindfulness breathing class with a certified instructor whilst you learn to reward your body and mind from within.

Those keen to explore Bangkok’s shopping opportunities and dynamic nightlife will appreciate the Siam Kempinski’s location at the heart of the commercial district, even if it’s a little way removed from the city’s main cultural attractions.

Suites are beautifully decorated and boast killer views. Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience.  The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools.  Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Guests enter to find a soaring lobby with towering pillars and an impressive multi-tiered fountain, with the waters creating a soothing and cascading ambience. 

The hotel’s nearly-400 rooms are decorated with traditional  Thai effect, with many overlooking beautifully manicured gardens or one of four saltwater pools. 

Take your pick from numerous swimming pools on site. More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists. If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions. Capella Bangkok Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design. Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

More than 2000 pieces of art can be found around the property, including a unique collection of 200 original paintings and sculptures by local artists.

If you have a soft spot for traditional Thai massages, treat yourself to the perfect spa retreat with the hotel’s Royal Siam Signature experience, a three-hour top-to-toe ritual inspired by local therapeutic traditions.

Nestled in one of the oldest quarters of the capital, Capella Bangkok delivers a whole new level of sophistication to the city as it complements the ‘River of Kings’ with a sun-filled sanctuary of contemporary design.

Capella Bangkok looks more like a ritzy country club. Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle. Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya. One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Diminutive compared to others in the city at just 101 keys, this quaint presence means all rooms enjoy private balconies and front-row seats to the river’s spectacle.

Seven pool villas (a rarity in Bangkok) are located directly on the shores of the Chao Phraya.

One of the resort's waterfront villas. Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery. The St. Regis Bangkok Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town. Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Guests can indulge in the exquisite Mediterranean creations of three-starred chef Mauro Colagreco, or celebrate local traditions handed down at the Phra Nakhon Thai eatery.

Enjoying a premier location in the heart of the capital’s financial district, and just a short stroll from some of the best restaurants in Bangkok, The St. Regis Bangkok ranks among the most luxurious addresses in town.

Wrap-around windows create a breathtaking panoramic view. The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok. The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

The hotel’s 176 rooms and 52 suites feature a contemporary design following Thai traditions, unobstructed views of the city skyline through panoramic windows and 24-hour personalised butler service to grant your every wish. It’s regularly touted as the best address in Bangkok.

The beautifully manicured pool is a great spot for a relaxing afternoon. After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments. Anantara Siam Bangkok  The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery. The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

After swimming laps at the 15th floor pool deck, unwind at the pampering Clinique La Prairie Aesthetics & Medical Spa, a revitalising hideaway offering anti-ageing facials, restoring massages and detoxifying treatments.

The Anantara Siam Bangkok is one of the most architecturally appealing hotels in the Thai capital. It presents a wide variety of rooms, a gym with a private squash room, a luxury spa, and extensive dining options, including a fine-dining Italian eatery.

The stunning lobby at Anantara Siam Bangkok. Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout. Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Whilst you might be staying in the heart of a bustling metropolis, the hotel is across the road from Lumpini Park. If golf is your game, you can arrange a round at one of Bangkok’s best golf courses situated just across the street, with many rooms overlooking the layout.

Enjoy the serenity on the hotel's manicured terraces. Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk. Sindhorn Kempinski Bangkok Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city. The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture. Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light. The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan. The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor. End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour. The Okura Prestige Bangkok Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door. Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Designed by the starchitect Bill Bensley, the hotel’s courtyard garden is the perfect spot for koi fish-watching whilst catching up with your beloved one over a sunset walk.

Located in Sindhorn Village, a new residential extension of Lumpini Park, the Sindhorn Kempinski provides a quiet and central enclave from which to explore the city.

The cavernous lobby is an impressive piece of architecture.

Designed for comfort, the hotel’s 274 rooms and suites are lavishly furnished, with a colourful cushion layout to suit any mood. The large picture windows offer postcard views over the city and flood the space with natural light.

The hotel presents an extensive restaurant scene, where you'll find a selection of local delights, including a contemporary take on traditional Thai recipes at its signature restaurant Loukjaan.

The brooding walls are juxtaposed by bright and colourful decor.

End your day at Firefly Bar, where the intimate lighting and dark timber panelling present a perfect setting to enjoy a glass of fine wine and spirits, or even light up a cigar at the Casa Del Habano parlour.

Located next to the thriving Sukhumvit Road and just a short walk away from the city’s main shopping area, The Okura Prestige is right where you want to be, in the heart of the action steps from your front door.

Rooms at Okura Prestige are warm and inviting. Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail. Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

Cool down with a swim in the hotel’s 25-metre cantilevered pool prior to dinner, best joined by a colourful cocktail.

Fancy a dip in the hotel's cantilevered pool? As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

As the sun sets, discover the chanoyu experience, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony involving the ceremonial preparation and presentation of matcha. For meat lovers, an entertaining and mouth-watering teppanyaki experience awaits at the award-winning signature restaurant Yamazato.

What about Park Hyatt Bangkok? Stunning building and interior design, infinity pool with unbeatable views, and great location.

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Anyone who does not include the Sukhothai Hotel in this list is a loyalty points chaser, only interested in staying in large chain pubs, each to their own though, if its points you want, go for it!

The Grand Hyatt Erawan in my opinion the best hotel in Bangkok and the Regency Club has the best service you could wish for.

Great rooms and many fantastic restaurants this hotel maybe old but is for sure very good .

Don't forget the bar downstairs with live music until early hours in the morning!

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