Few cities take wellbeing as seriously as Bangkok. Thai massage is so central to the culture that UNESCO recognises it as part of the world's intangible heritage. It's no surprise, then, that the city's hotel spas are among the best anywhere.
It's a short list, and deliberately so. Treatments, facilities and setting mattered most. Expect riverside spas in traditional teak houses and garden retreats near Lumphini Park. You'll also find sleek city spas high above the skyline. Treatments range from traditional Thai massage and herbal compresses to modern therapies, with pools, saunas, and steam rooms.
Most are along the Chao Phraya or around Lumphini Park and Ratchaprasong. After a day in Bangkok's heat, an afternoon at the spa is one of the city's great pleasures.
A sleek high-rise linked directly to the Skytrain, near the Airport Link, with two outdoor pools and a 38th-floor sky lounge.
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Phaya Thai & Victory Monument
Arriving in Bangkok couldn't be easier. The lobby connects straight to Phaya Thai BTS, two stops from Siam's malls, and the Airport Rail Link to Suvarnabhumi is a five-minute walk away. Phaya Thai is a lively local neighbourhood of office towers, street-food stalls, and busy markets, and Victory Monument, famous for its boat noodles and evening markets, is a short ride north.
Skyline Rooms and Connecting Rooms
Rooms are bright and modern, and floor level matters here: the higher you go, the wider the views. Corner rooms add espresso machines, rain showers and bathtubs. Connecting rooms and two-bedroom suites are available for larger travel groups and longer stays.
Street-Food-Style Buffets and Sky-High Drinks
You could eat your way around this hotel without leaving the building. The all-day restaurant takes its cue from Bangkok's street-food trucks, with Thai, Asian and European dishes in a vast, mural-lined room. A Mediterranean restaurant sits beside the pool on the 22nd floor, and the sky lounge on the 38th floor is the place for a drink as the city lights come on. The lobby lounge serves pastries and signature drinks.
Two Pools and Bhu Mhai Spa
The two outdoor pools overlook the city, with snacks and drinks served to sun loungers. Bhu Mhai Spa, whose interiors draw on the historic Phaya Thai Palace, offers wellness programmes and treatments tailored to each guest. The 24-hour fitness centre on the 22nd floor shares the same city views.
Singaporean polish on Sukhumvit Road, with Michelin Guide-listed Cantonese dining and a rooftop bar on the 34th floor.
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Sukhumvit & Asok
The Carlton puts you right at the heart of modern Sukhumvit. Asok BTS and Sukhumvit MRT are a few minutes' walk away, Terminal 21's themed floors and popular food court are close by, and the new EmSphere mall is a short stroll. Early risers can jog the lakeside paths of Benjakitti Park before the heat sets in, then head back for breakfast.
Elegant and Spacious Rooms
Rooms are calm and contemporary, with electric blinds, blackout curtains and a proper work desk. Club rooms sit on the higher floors and include Nespresso machines and access to the Club Lounge for breakfast and evening drinks. Interconnecting and bigger suites are available for large groups.
Michelin Guide Cantonese and a Rooftop Bar
Dim sum lovers are in for a treat. The Cantonese restaurant, brought over from the Carlton in Singapore after three decades there, is listed in the Michelin Guide, and its dim sum and Peking duck are must-orders. The all-day restaurant serves international classics, Thai favourites, and Singaporean and Peranakan specialities, and the lobby espresso bar serves barista coffee and afternoon tea. End the night 34 floors up at the rooftop bar, with cocktails, sharing plates and the skyline all around you.
Let's Relax Spa and a 30-Metre Pool
Let's Relax Spa is a calm retreat on the 10th floor, finished in earthy wood tones with Thai artefacts and skyline views. Traditional Thai massage sits alongside facials, body scrubs and manicures, with rooms for couples. Next door, the 30-metre pool has a juice bar, plus a Fitness Studio and a Kids Zone.
Japanese precision meets Bangkok energy at this sky-high hotel, famous for its dramatic cantilevered pool and seamless Skytrain access.
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Ploenchit & Wireless Road
The Okura puts you in one of Bangkok's most polished corners. The hotel occupies the upper floors of Park Ventures, right beside Ploenchit BTS. Wireless Road, the city's embassy row, is lined with grand compounds and old trees, and Central Embassy's designer boutiques are a few minutes away. At dawn, walk south to Lumphini Park, where locals gather for tai chi.
Tokyo Hospitality, Bangkok Views
Everything here reflects Okura's Japanese roots, guided by the brand's principle of simplicity and elegance. The design lets fine materials speak for themselves, and service is attentive and discreet in the Japanese tradition.
Spacious High-Floor Rooms
Every room sits high in the tower, with triple-glazed panoramic windows framing the skyline while keeping out the city's heat and noise. Rooms start at 43 square metres, among the most spacious entry rooms in central Bangkok.
Michelin-Starred French and Japanese Haute Cuisine
Dining is a big reason to stay here. Elements, inspired by Ciel Bleu, holds a Michelin star for its French cuisine with Japanese influences, and a dinner here is a real occasion. The signature Japanese restaurant focuses on traditional haute cuisine, while the all-day restaurant and bar serve Asian and Western dishes, with the hotel's own bakery alongside.
Bangkok's Most Dramatic Pool
The 25-metre infinity pool cantilevers from the 25th floor, a striking architectural feature with the city spread out below. The Okura Spa is a calm, private retreat, and the nearby fitness centre has screens and music on every cardio machine.
Connected directly to MBK, this long-standing Siam favourite pairs a vast sports club with some of the neighbourhood's most varied dining.
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MBK & National Stadium
If shopping is on your list, this is the place for you. Step out of the lobby, and you're already inside MBK Centre, a sprawling, bustling mall packed with fashion, electronics and souvenir stalls, with National Stadium BTS close by. Siam Paragon, Siam Square and CentralWorld are one or two stops away. The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is just across the road, and Jim Thompson House is an easy stroll away.
Calm, Elegant Rooms Above the City
Set high above the busy streets, rooms and suites are elegant and calm, with modern amenities and easy, fingertip controls. Enjoy views of the Bangkok skyline, and choose from a wide range of room and suite styles, from classic rooms to spacious suites.
Korean Barbecue, Teochew Seafood and Italian Steaks
You'll never run out of places to eat here. A dedicated Asian food floor serves Korean barbecue alongside Japanese and Chinese cooking, and Thai-Chinese seafood recipes handed down through generations are a real highlight. Italian dining offers premium steaks and fine wines, plus international buffets on the ground floor, a bakery café with homemade pastries, and a cocktail bar open until midnight.
The Olympic Club, Saltwater Pool and Spa
The Olympic Club occupies an entire floor, with more than 100 workout stations, a full-size boxing ring, a basketball half-court, and tennis, squash, and badminton courts. A jogging track overlooks the skyline, and the 25-metre saltwater pool sits on the same floor. Afterwards, Bangkok Spa, also on the 8th floor, eases tired muscles with traditional and aromatic massages.
A contemporary take on Thai heritage in the heart of Siam, with a 40-metre pool, a THANN spa and suites with up to three bedrooms.
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Ratchathewi & Siam
Chatrium Grand puts Siam's best shopping within easy reach. It sits on the busiest stretch of Petchaburi Road, a short walk from the BTS, with Siam Paragon, Siam Square, and CentralWorld nearby. The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is nearby too, and bargain hunters can head east to Pratunam's wholesale fashion market and Platinum Mall.
Thai Heritage, Contemporary Style
The hotel offers a contemporary take on Thai heritage, pairing traditional motifs and craftsmanship with modern luxury and intuitive service.
Generous Rooms and Family Suites
Rooms start at a generous 46 square metres, with city views, and Club rooms offer access to the Chatrium Club Lounge. Families can choose Family Rooms or stay in the Residences, where one-, two-, and three-bedroom suites offer large living areas, dining space, and fully equipped kitchenettes, ideal for groups and longer stays.
Restaurants, Bars and 24-Hour Dining
After a long day at the mall, you won't have to go far for dinner. The hotel's restaurants and bars cover everything from breakfast to evening drinks, and in-room dining runs around the clock for nights when you'd rather stay in.
SPA by THANN and a 40-Metre Pool
SPA by THANN Wellness Sanctuary is the hotel's showpiece for unwinding after the bright lights of Siam. Outside, the 40-metre pool overlooks the cityscape, and a fitness centre and Kids Zone are available for younger guests.
Playful Kimpton style on a leafy lane near Lumphini Park, with six places to eat and drink and a lively rooftop bar.
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Soi Ton Son & Langsuan
Kimpton Maa-Lai feels like a green escape in the city. Soi Ton Son is a quiet, leafy lane, and the hotel's garden makes it feel more like a private residence than a hotel. Chit Lom BTS is about a 13-minute walk, or a quick ride on the hotel's free shuttle. Central Embassy's designer boutiques are within walking distance, and Lumphini Park is close by.
Thai Craft, Modern Lines
Organic materials and traditional Thai craftsmanship play off the hotel's clean, modern architecture. Rooms feel layered and cocooning, and the closets feature bird-themed illustrations by Bangkok-born artist Phannapast.
Residential Rooms from 48 Square Metres
Rooms start at 48 square metres and include oversized bathtubs, custom Simmons mattresses, Nespresso machines, Vifa sound systems and yoga mats. The hotel also has serviced apartments for longer stays.
Italian, French and a Rooftop Bar
With six places to eat and drink, you could easily spend an entire evening at the hotel. Start with good coffee in the lobby café or comfort food at the friendly neighbourhood eatery. For dinner, choose between an intimate Italian restaurant and a contemporary French one with Asian touches. Then head to the hidden cocktail bar, or up to the rooftop bar, one of the city's liveliest spots after dark. The library serves afternoon tea.
amaranth spa and an Infinity Pool
amaranth spa blends ancient Oriental wisdom with modern techniques, using organic ingredients in traditional Thai massage, muscle-soothing therapies and facials with Biologique Recherche products. The infinity pool is perfect for a lazy afternoon, and the well-equipped gym is always available.
A long-standing Sukhumvit favourite with a direct skywalk to Asok, a tropical garden pool and a celebrated Sunday Jazzy Brunch.
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Asok & Terminal 21
Few addresses on Sukhumvit are better connected. The hotel sits at Asok, the road's busiest junction, with a covered skywalk straight to Asok BTS and Sukhumvit MRT. Terminal 21 is directly opposite, the malls of the Em District are a short ride east, and Sukhumvit's restaurants, bars and nightlife start right outside the door.
Local Character and Butler Service
Rooms and suites blend Thai culture with a luxurious finish and up-to-date technology. Rooms start at 45 square metres, and guests can make use of butler service, including unpacking on arrival.
Italian Fine Dining and the Sunday Jazzy Brunch
Sundays are the big event here. The Sunday Jazzy Brunch pairs Champagne and premium seafood with live music, and it's one of Bangkok's best-loved brunches. The rest of the week, eight places to eat and drink range from an international buffet and a poolside terrace with barbecue to Italian fine dining, and the lounge hosts live jazz in the evenings.
The Grande Spa and a Tropical Garden Pool
The free-form pool sits in a lush tropical garden with a jacuzzi alongside, a secluded escape in the heart of Sukhumvit. The Grande Spa offers classic and modern treatments, from massages and facials to body scrubs and wraps, with couples' rooms and a steam room. The fitness club has professional trainers and a sauna.
A riverside sanctuary of cascading courtyards and gardens, with interiors by Jean-Michel Gathy, two infinity pools and one of Bangkok's best cocktail bars.
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Charoen Krung & the Chao Phraya
Four Seasons has one of the best settings in Bangkok. The Chao Phraya runs along one side, and Charoen Krung, the city's oldest paved road, along the other, with its galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Saphan Taksin BTS is a short walk away, and the hotel's free shuttle boat runs to Sathorn Pier and ICONSIAM.
Courtyards, Gardens and Contemporary Thai Art
The architecture cascades towards the river, with interconnected courtyards and gardens that flow from one to the next, and interiors by Jean-Michel Gathy. Contemporary Thai art is part of the experience too: a gallery run by Bangkok's Museum of Contemporary Art shows new exhibitions every quarter.
Light-Filled Rooms and Terrace Suites
Floor-to-ceiling windows and high ceilings maximise rooms starting at 50 square metres, with river or garden views. Bathrooms are spa-like, with deep soaking tubs and separate rain showers, and signature suites have large private terraces.
Cantonese, Italian and BKK Social Club
This is one of Bangkok's great hotels for food and drink. The signature Cantonese restaurant overlooks gardens and a reflection pond, with Peking duck and dim sum prepared in a live kitchen. A riverside Italian restaurant inspired by Lake Como serves wood-fired pizzas and fresh pasta, and a French brasserie has its own oyster bar. Save room for a nightcap at BKK Social Club, one of Bangkok's best-known bars, where the cocktails draw on Latin American glamour.
An Urban Wellness Centre and Riverfront Pools
The two-floor Urban Wellness Centre is built around a palm courtyard. Its spa rituals draw on Thai healing traditions, with herbal steams, scrubs and compress massage, alongside a vitality pool and physiotherapy. Two infinity pools overlook the river, and a 35-metre lap pool serves serious swimmers.
Rising above Wireless Road in the new One Bangkok district, with Lumphini Park views, balconies and a French fine-dining restaurant.
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One Bangkok & Lumphini Park
From many rooms, Lumphini Park is spread out right below you. The hotel rises above Wireless Road in One Bangkok, the city's newest district, with Lumpini MRT nearby. The tree-lined streets around it host some of Bangkok's most celebrated restaurants, and the river and Sukhumvit are both within easy reach.
Thai Culture Through a Contemporary Lens
The hotel reimagines Thai traditions in a contemporary setting, with contemporary interiors and hand-selected furnishings throughout. Club Lounge guests can end the day on its balcony, watching the sunset.
Park Views and Balconies
Rooms start at 50 square metres, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing Lumphini Park and the skyline, and many have private balconies. Diptyque bath products, Frette linens and Dyson hairdryers are standard. Families can book interconnecting rooms, and the Club Lounge on level 23 adds a dedicated concierge and dining throughout the day.
French Fine Dining and a Poolside Bar
The French restaurant is the one to book. It brings together two renowned chefs, including David Toutain, to explore food and nature. The all-day restaurant, inspired by the lily ponds of Thai homes, serves reimagined classics, and the lounge, inspired by legendary social clubs, is the place for cocktails. By day, the pool bar overlooks Lumphini Park's greenery.
The Ritz-Carlton Spa and Saltwater Pools
The Ritz-Carlton Spa combines ESPA products with traditional Thai techniques, from warm herbal poultice treatments to a Rose Quartz crystal massage. Guests can use the sauna, steam room and Himalayan salt room, and the saltwater pool and 24-hour Technogym gym complete the picture. The Ritz Kids club on the seventh floor keeps younger guests busy.
Contemporary Thai artistry, sky-high dining and cocktails, and a rooftop infinity pool in the heart of Ratchaprasong.
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Ratchadamri & Ratchaprasong
Bangkok's best shopping is right on the doorstep. The hotel stands on Ratchadamri Road, in the heart of the Ratchaprasong district. The Erawan Shrine, Gaysorn Village, CentralWorld and Siam Paragon are all within easy reach on foot, and Ratchadamri BTS is close by for trips across the city.
New York Glamour, Thai Artistry
The hotel brings the spirit of the original Waldorf Astoria in New York to Bangkok, pairing contemporary elegance with Thai artistry. A grand staircase and panoramic skyline views set the tone from the moment you arrive.
Residential-Style Rooms Above the City
Floor-to-ceiling windows fill rooms of 50 square metres and up with natural light. Each has a round dining table that doubles as a workspace, and marble bathrooms with double vanities, soaking tubs and Aesop amenities.
Thai Flavours, Steaks and Sky-High Cocktails
The best views come with dinner. High above the city, the steakhouse grills fine cuts over an open flame, the cocktail bar is styled as a vintage New York artist's studio, and a Champagne bar on the 57th floor tops it all off. Downstairs, the Thai restaurant blends traditional and contemporary techniques around eight balanced Thai flavours, and a lounge inspired by New York's famous Peacock Alley serves afternoon tea.
A Rooftop Wellness Floor
The temperature-controlled infinity pool sits on the rooftop wellness floor, with panoramic city views. The Waldorf Astoria Spa offers Dr Burgener treatments, and the 24-hour fitness centre has Technogym Kinesis equipment, cardio machines and free weights.
Every room overlooks the Chao Phraya at this riverside hotel, with its own shuttle boats, a three-tiered pool and a spa in a colonial-style building.
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Thonburi Riverside
The Peninsula gives you the best of both banks. It stands on the quieter Thonburi side of the Chao Phraya, with views across to the city skyline. The hotel's own boats cross to Saphan Taksin BTS and ICONSIAM, and the Old Town's temples are an easy river trip away.
Signature Elegance, Authentic Thai Charm
The Peninsula pairs its signature elegance with authentic Thai charm. Interiors feature Thai fabrics, silks, and traditional ceramics set against the classical lines of Thai design and warm teak, with suites adding Asian artworks and antiques.
River Views, Balconies and Marble Bathrooms
Every room faces the river, with views across the Chao Phraya to the city skyline. Rooms start at 42 square metres and open onto a teak foyer with walk-in closets, leading to marble bathrooms and an oversized desk, with Chromecast for streaming. Balcony rooms add a private outdoor space above the river, and suites include a dining table for four.
Riverside Thai, Chinese and Afternoon Tea
Every meal here comes with the river as a backdrop. The restaurants serve traditional and modern Thai, Chinese and global cuisines in tropical riverside gardens, from authentic Thai dishes to lively buffets by the water. Don't miss Peninsula Afternoon Tea, one of the hotel's great traditions.
A Three-Tiered Pool and Colonial-Style Spa
The three-tiered pool steps down towards the river. The Peninsula Spa occupies a three-storey Thai colonial-style building by the water, with private suites featuring steam showers and whirlpools overlooking the river, plus treatments drawing on European, Oriental, and Ayurvedic traditions. The fitness centre has a sauna, steam room, and plunge pools, plus a tennis court.
Round-the-clock butler service, Michelin-starred IGNIV and the Siam Mary at the bar, with a skybridge straight to the Skytrain.
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Ratchadamri Road
The St. Regis puts you at the centre of Bangkok's shopping scene, with a skybridge straight to Ratchadamri BTS. The Erawan Shrine, Siam Paragon and CentralWorld are close by, and Lumphini Park's lakes and lawns are a short walk south. From the hotel, the view stretches across the green expanse of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club to the Siam skyline.
St. Regis Traditions
Signature St. Regis butler service is available around the clock, from unpacking and garment pressing to coffee delivered with your wake-up call. Afternoon tea is served with a view of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club, and at The St. Regis Bar, the brand's famous Bloody Mary is reinvented with a Thai recipe as the Siam Mary.
Marble Bathrooms and Multi-Bedroom Suites
Rooms start at 45 square metres, with feather-soft beds, 300-thread-count linens and marble bathrooms with rainforest showers and separate soaking tubs. Suites add Thai-inspired décor and multi-bedroom layouts, and families can request connecting rooms, with the Family Traditions programme keeping younger guests entertained.
IGNIV, Italian and Japanese
Make a reservation at IGNIV Bangkok. From Swiss chef Andreas Caminada, it holds a Michelin star for its fine-dining sharing menus. The all-day restaurant serves hearty Italian and Mediterranean dishes; a modern Japanese izakaya adds contemporary flavours, and The Drawing Room serves afternoon tea. By the pool, the bar serves smoothies, salads and Asian dishes with city views.
A Longevity Hub and 15th-Floor Pool
The spa has become the Bangkok LIFE Longevity & Biohacking Hub, using advanced diagnostics to help guests optimise their wellbeing. The 15th-flooroutdoor pool welcomes families, and the glass-walled exercise room offers city views.
Rising above Central Embassy, Park Hyatt Bangkok pairs some of the city's largest rooms with a 40-metre saltwater pool and a rooftop bar with live music.
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Central Embassy & Ploenchit
Park Hyatt puts the city's smartest shopping right at your door. It has direct access to Central Embassy, Bangkok's most exclusive luxury mall, and to Ploenchit BTS. The Central Chidlom department store is a few minutes' walk away, and Lumphini Park is close by for a morning run.
Iconic Architecture, Thai Experiences
The hotel occupies one of Bangkok's most distinctive buildings, with sophisticated interiors and a refined, uniquely Thai approach to hospitality. Art is part of the experience throughout the public spaces, and service is discreet and sincere.
Spacious Rooms
Starting at 48 square metres, the entry-level rooms are among the city's largest, and every room offers unobstructed views across the capital. Suite guests enjoy the Executive Retreat, with a live-station lunch, afternoon tea and evening drinks.
Italian Dining and a Rooftop Bar and Grill
Save an evening for the top of the building. The multi-level rooftop bar and grill pairs cocktails and live music with sweeping city views, and it's one of the best ways to see Bangkok after dark. Downstairs, the Italian restaurant serves pasta, pizza and grilled seafood and meats, and the Living Room is the place for afternoon tea.
PAÑPURI Organic Spa and a Saltwater Pool
The 40-metre saltwater pool has a 25-metre infinity-edge lap section and is surrounded by cabanas and terraced gardens. PAÑPURI ORGANIC SPA offers luxurious organic treatments in a calm, quiet setting, and the 24-hour Technogym fitness centre looks out over the garden terrace.
A 30-storey tower shaped like a Thai greeting, with private plunge-pool houses, four distinctive venues and a speakeasy built around 6,000 vinyl records.
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Ploenchit Road
Everything is close at Rosewood. It sits on Ploenchit Road, where Bangkok's business district meets luxury shopping, with Ploenchit BTS and Central Embassy boutiques nearby. Nana's international restaurants and nightlife are one stop east, and Chidlom's department stores are one stop west.
Inspired by the Wai
The tower's shape is inspired by the wai, the Thai greeting gesture with palms pressed together, and the interiors blend Thai sensibility with contemporary design, with rooms designed to feel like a private home above the city.
Residential-Style Rooms and Pool Houses
Rooms start at 42 square metres and feel like a private home, with panoramic city views. Sense Studios bring bespoke wellness treatments into the room, and the Houses are private sanctuaries with their own plunge pools, dedicated butler service, and skyline views.
Chinese, Thai and a Vinyl Speakeasy
Don't leave without an evening at the speakeasy, where the cocktails come with a soundtrack from a collection of 6,000 vinyl records. Earlier, the Chinese restaurant serves authentic cuisine in an imaginative Art Deco setting, and the all-day restaurant overlooks the city, with Thai dishes from the kingdom's four culinary regions, European classics, and afternoon tea. A farm-to-table café focuses on organic, locally sourced ingredients.
Sense Spa and a Saltwater Pool
Sense, a Rosewood Spa, is a peaceful escape in the heart of the city, with a hair salon and nail bar. The 20-metre indoor-outdoor saltwater lap pool sits between the fitness studio and the café, and the light-filled Technogym fitness studio looks out over the skyline.
Celebrating 150 years on the Chao Phraya, with a two-Michelin-starred French restaurant, a legendary jazz bar and a spa reached by boat.
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Oriental Avenue & the Chao Phraya
Mandarin Oriental sits on one of Bangkok's most historic streets. Oriental Avenue is home to the colonial-era Assumption Cathedral, the old East Asiatic Company building and the antique and art shops of O.P. Place. The Grand Palace, Wat Arun and Chinatown are all within easy reach by river; the hotel's free shuttle boat runs to ICONSIAM, and Saphan Taksin BTS is about a 12-minute walk.
150 Years on the River
The hotel opened as The Oriental in 1876, and for 150 years it has welcomed royalty, writers, artists and travellers from around the world. Its literary past lives on in the Authors' Wing and The Authors' Lounge, where traditional afternoon tea is served beneath twin staircases and a glass-roofed atrium.
River Views and Butler Service
Most rooms and suites have floor-to-ceiling windows framing the river or the skyline, and the River Wing, reimagined by designer Jeffrey Wilkes, blends refined Thai aesthetics with contemporary comfort. Every room includes private butler service, silk bathrobes, and goose-down bedding.
Anne-Sophie Pic at Le Normandie and The Bamboo Bar
With twelve restaurants and bars, you could eat here every night for a week and still not try them all. Anne-Sophie Pic at Le Normandie holds two Michelin stars for classic French cuisine, with a menu that runs from Cantonese and Chaoshan cooking to refined Thai and Italian on a riverside terrace, plus a traditional Thai evening with dance across the water. End the night at The Bamboo Bar, a legend in Thailand's jazz scene, with live music every night.
The Oriental Spa
The Oriental Spa sits in a traditional Thai residence across the river, a short boat ride away. Treatments draw on traditional Thai healing and Chinese medicine alongside contemporary therapies. Back at the hotel, two outdoor pools, tennis courts, a yoga house, a Muay Thai studio, and a recovery studio with a cold plunge and infrared sauna.
A Bangkok classic set in tropical gardens beside the Skytrain, with hand-painted silk murals, a celebrated Sunday brunch and private pool villas in the city centre.
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Ratchadamri & the Ratchaprasong Shrines
Anantara Siam is calmer than its central address suggests. Set among tropical gardens on Ratchadamri Road, right beside Ratchadamri BTS, it's close to the Erawan Shrine and the other Ratchaprasong shrines, as well as Wat Pathum Wanaram. CentralWorld, Gaysorn Village and Siam Paragon are all within walking distance, and Lumphini Park is a short stroll south.
Chandeliers, Silk Murals and Gardens
High chandeliered ceilings, hand-painted silk murals, and lush gardens give the hotel a sanctuary-like feel in the middle of the city, with distinctive Thai elements running through the contemporary décor.
Thai Style, Golf Course Views and Pool Villas
Rooms start at 42 square metres, with a choice of classic Thai style with hand-painted murals or a more contemporary look, and marble bathrooms with separate tubs and rain showers. Views overlook the gardens, pool, city, or Royal Bangkok Sports Club golf course. The Garden Pool Villa has its own private pool, and the two-bedroom Jim Thompson Explorer Suite celebrates Thailand's famous silk house.
Six Restaurants and a Celebrated Sunday Brunch
Sunday brunch here is one of Bangkok's most popular, so book ahead. The rest of the week, six places to eat and drink cover Thai, Japanese, and Italian cuisine, plus a steakhouse and Latin-inspired dining, with a café for coffee and pastries throughout the day.
Anantara Spa and Garden Pool
Anantara Spa is the hotel's wellness retreat, with an IV drip bar for jet-lag recovery. The swimming pool sits in the gardens, with steam rooms and whirlpools, and the Technogym fitness centre is joined by outdoor rock climbing.
River views from every room, riverside villas with plunge pools, and two-Michelin-starred Côte make Capella Bangkok a benchmark hotel.
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Charoen Krung Riverside
Capella has one of the most peaceful spots on the river. The Chao Phraya flows past the front, and Charoen Krung Road runs behind. Step out of the gates, and you're among old Chinese shophouses, antique dealers, and the Thailand Creative & Design Centre in the former Grand Postal Building; the Old Town and its temples are an easy boat ride upriver.
A Low-Rise Riverside Sanctuary
Inspired by life along the river, Capella is a low-rise, intimate hotel with the feel of a boutique pied-à-terre, and every suite and villa faces the water. The design offers a calm, contemporary take on riverside living, with the Chao Phraya as the centrepiece of every room.
Balconies, Plunge Pools and Riverside Villas
Even the entry rooms measure 61 square metres, with floor-to-ceiling windows and either a private balcony or a verandah with a jacuzzi plunge pool. Seven villas sit on the river's edge, including a two-bedroom Presidential Villa, each with a private garden, a plunge pool, a riverfront daybed and indoor and outdoor showers.
Côte by Mauro Colagreco and Riverside Thai
Dinner at Côte is a highlight of any trip to Bangkok. Côte by Mauro Colagreco holds two Michelin stars for its Riviera-inspired cuisine, served in light-filled rooms overlooking the river. The Thai restaurant, a sunlit conservatory in a riverside garden, celebrates traditional family recipes, and a tea lounge by a lily pond serves high tea. A patisserie and cocktail bar also serve mood-matched drinks.
Auriga Wellness by the Water
Auriga Wellness sits in a riverside garden, with treatments built around Thai ingredients such as mung bean, black sesame and riceberry, alongside Tok Sen hammer massage and Biologique Recherche facials. A vitality pool, water therapy, a sauna and a steam room complete the facilities. The 24-hour infinity pool overlooks the river, and the fitness centre is open around the clock.
A garden sanctuary on South Sathorn Road, with a hammam spa, a 25-metre infinity pool and a legendary Sunday brunch.
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South Sathorn
South Sathorn Road is lined with office towers and embassies, making The Sukhothai's first impression all the more striking: a calm, low-rise hotel set among gardens and still water. Lumphini MRT and Lumphini Park are within walking distance, and Silom and Sathorn's restaurants and bars are a short taxi ride away.
Inspired by an Ancient Kingdom
The hotel takes its name and design cues from Sukhothai, Thailand's ancient capital, with careful renditions of its chedis and pagodas. The look is modern and contemporary, but the textures, colours, and scents are unmistakably Thai, and the hotel celebrates its 35th anniversary.
Main Wing and Club Wing
Rooms are divided between the Main Wing and the more contemporary Club Wing, where some rooms and suites have private balconies and guests can use the Club Lounge. Every room comes with a Nespresso machine, a large high-definition TV, a Harman Kardon sound system and luxury bath amenities.
Celadon, Italian and the Legendary Sunday Brunch
Book the Sunday brunch before you arrive. It's a Bangkok institution, with premium ingredients and live cooking stations. The rest of the week, seven restaurants and bars range from Celadon, one of the city's renowned Thai restaurants, to an Italian restaurant and a poolside café. Chocolate lovers should head to the lobby salons for the chocolate buffet, and the hotel bar is the place for an evening cocktail.
The Sukhothai Spa and a 25-Metre Pool
The Sukhothai Spa is set within 7,000 square metres of gardens, with a hammam and treatments rooted in Thai tradition, from lemongrass and ginger scrubs to herbal steaming rituals. The 25-metre infinity pool sits among the lawns, and the fitness studio features a steam room, sauna, and jacuzzi, designed with wood, bronze, and clay tiles inspired by the Sukhothai period.
Bill Bensley's riverside retreat in royal Dusit, set in three acres of gardens and filled with the owner's collection of art and antiques.
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Dusit & the Royal Quarter
Staying at The Siam means seeing a side of Bangkok most visitors miss. Dusit is the city's royal district, a leafy area of palaces, ministries, and temples just north of the Old Town, with the Throne Hall, Vimanmek Teak Palace, and Dusit Zoo all within about ten minutes. No Skytrain is nearby, but the hotel's shuttle boat runs along the river to Sathorn Pier, turning every trip across the city into a river journey.
A Home for an Art Collection
Krissada Sukosol Clapp and designer Bill Bensley conceived The Siam to house Krissada's antique collection. The look recalls Bangkok at its grandest under King Rama V, with Art Deco accents and a muted palette of black, white, cream, and grey, softened by wood, weave, leather, stone, and three acres of riverfront gardens.
Suites and Pool Villas
Accommodation starts at 80 square metres, among the most spacious in Bangkok, with suites overlooking the gardens or the river. The Courtyard and Riverside Pool Villas add private pools for complete seclusion.
Thai Dining by the River and Afternoon Tea
Afternoon tea here is one of the best in Bangkok, so set aside an afternoon for it. The signature Thai restaurant sits by the river, and the Art Deco bar and bistro hosts live music on selected evenings. As the sun goes down, take a drink out to the riverside pier.
Opium Spa
Inspired by nature and designed to feel intimate, Opium Spa offers signature treatments, yoga, and meditation. Its rituals include organic moringa-based treatments created with the Thai-based Moringa Project.
Two riverside wings, two pools and tropical gardens along the Chao Phraya, with the Skytrain just 200 metres away.
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Saphan Taksin & the River
Shangri-La is one of the best-connected riverside hotels. Saphan Taksin BTS is just 200 metres away, with direct access from the hotel, and the public ferry terminal alongside links guests to the rest of the river. Silom and Sathorn are a short Skytrain ride away.
Two Wings on the Water
The hotel has two distinct sides. The main Shangri-La Wing is lively and full of choice, while the Krungthep Wing has its own entrance, lobby, and pool, with manicured lawns for children to play on and private verandas overlooking the river, making it one of the calmest addresses on the Chao Phraya.
Thai Touches, Verandas and Connecting Rooms
Rooms blend contemporary style with classic Thai touches, and many overlook the river. In the Krungthep Wing, rooms measure 44 square metres and feature high ceilings, chandeliers and private verandas. Families can book connecting rooms, and Horizon Club guests have a private lounge with breakfast, evening cocktails and their own concierge.
Thai, Cantonese and a Dinner Cruise
For a night to remember, book a dinner cruise on the hotel's own boat. Back on dry land, the restaurants offer traditional Thai cooking, classic Cantonese cuisine, and a Tuscan grill, plus an all-day café, lobby lounge, bar, and chocolate boutique for something sweet.
CHI, The Spa and Riverside Leisure
CHI, The Spa offers some of Bangkok's largest private spa suites, with treatments drawn from Asia's ancient healing traditions. The riverside main pool and the Krungthep Wing pool are set among gardens, and the 8,500-square-foot health club offers more than 40 sports and fitness options, plus tennis courts.
A resort-inspired retreat behind Siam Paragon, with garden pools, balconies overlooking greenery, and rooms that open straight onto the water.
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Siam Paragon & Sra Pathum Palace
Few hotels in Bangkok have a more central address. A covered walkway leads straight into Siam Paragon, with its food halls and SEA LIFE aquarium, and Siam BTS is a short walk away. On the other side lies Sra Pathum Palace, a royal residence whose grounds keep the hotel's surroundings green and quiet. Siam Square's fashion stores, CentralWorld and the Erawan Shrine are all within walking distance.
European Flair, Thai Touches
The hotel describes itself as a resort-inspired urban oasis that blends European luxury with traditional Thai design. Its lush gardens and free-form pool give it a resort feel in the city's busiest shopping district.
Balconies and Pool Access
Most rooms have private balconies overlooking the gardens and pool, and Executive rooms on higher floors offer city skyline views and include Executive Lounge privileges. The Cabana rooms open straight onto the pool, a rarity in central Bangkok. Larger groups and families can book the Premier Family Room, which features two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Connected rooms are also available in the Executive room category.
Contemporary Thai and a Destination Grill
Food lovers should start with the signature restaurant. It serves contemporary Thai fine dining that celebrates Thailand's biodiversity through seasonal ingredients and heritage craftsmanship. A grill restaurant cooks premium ingredients over fire and smoke; the poolside venue offers light snacks and drinks with views across the pools; and the lobby lounge is a relaxed place to meet.
Kempinski The Spa and Garden Pools
Kempinski The Spa blends European flair with a timeless Thai ambience, using calming scents and soft lighting to create a peaceful retreat. Outside, the free-form pool winds through the gardens, and the health club completes the hotel's wellness offering.
Facing Lumphini Park, Dusit Thani pairs park views from every room with Michelin-starred dining and a rooftop bar under its golden spire.
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Silom & Lumphini Park
Dusit Thani sits where Rama IV meets Silom Road, one of the city's best-connected corners, with a direct link to Sala Daeng BTS and Silom MRT. Lumphini Park lies right across the road, with its lakes, shaded paths and early-morning tai chi. The Central Park mall opens straight off the hotel's ground floor, and Silom's restaurants, rooftop bars and Patpong's night market are a short walk away.
Classic Grandeur and a Golden Spire
Dusit Thani has been one of Bangkok's best-known hotels since the 1970s, and its golden spire remains a city landmark. Inside, classic grandeur meets modern elegance, shaped by Dusit's gracious Thai hospitality.
Park Views from Every Room
Every room overlooks Lumphini Park. Rooms start at 50 square metres and feature Thai-inspired furnishings, bay-window seating, and marble bathrooms with free-standing tubs. One suite spans two floors and features a grand spiral staircase, while another offers a 300-square-metre private terrace with a Jacuzzi.
Cannubi, Benjarong and the Rooftop
Dinner at Cannubi is reason enough to stay. Cannubi by Umberto Bombana holds a Michelin star and keeps a cellar of more than 350 wines. Benjarong, a Dusit tradition since the 1970s, serves classic Thai recipes in a nearby restored historic house. It also offers refined Thai and Vietnamese cuisine, an artisan bakery, and, up top, a rooftop bar beneath the hotel's famous golden spire.
Devarana Wellness
Devarana Wellness takes its name from the Sanskrit for "a garden in heaven" and draws on authentic Thai healing. The signature ritual begins in the Anatta Dome, and the Siamese Heritage Massage uses a wooden tool and a warm lemongrass-and-ginger compress. The resort also has a pool with its own bar.
A garden retreat beside Lumphini Park, with spacious balcony rooms, a full thermal circuit and a kids' club for younger guests.
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Sindhorn Village & Lumphini
Sindhorn Village is one of Bangkok's newest and greenest neighbourhoods, set between Soi Tonson and Soi Langsuan, just north of Lumphini Park. Leafy streets, embassies and smart cafés set the tone, and the Velaa community mall next door has bakeries and restaurants for an easy breakfast or lunch. Central Embassy, CentralWorld and the Erawan Shrine are a short ride away, and Chit Lom BTS is about 15 minutes on foot.
An Evergreen Enclave
Kempinski calls the hotel a city wellness sanctuary, and it feels like one. Lush tropical gardens surround the building, and every space is designed to bring calm to one of Asia's busiest cities.
Balconies, Walk-In Closets and a Variety Of Suites
The smallest room measures 66 square metres and includes a private balcony, a walk-in closet, a dining area, and contemporary Thai décor. Bathrooms have a freestanding tub and a separate shower. Some rooms sleep up to four, selected suites have kitchenettes, and the Kempinski Kids Club keeps younger guests busy. Club guests have their own lounge on the 19th floor.
Japanese, European and an All-Day Restaurant
You'll find plenty of choice without leaving the hotel. The all-day restaurant offers dishes from around the world, and a Japanese izakaya adds small plates and drinks for a relaxed evening. A European-style deli is ideal for coffee and a light lunch, and the hotel bar and lobby lounge round things off.
A Thermal Circuit and an Infinity Pool
Sindhorn Wellness by Resense centres on a full thermal circuit: a bio sauna, a Himalayan salt sauna, an aroma steam room, and an ice room, with heated loungers and experience showers in between. The ninth-floor infinity pool overlooks the city, and dedicated fitness, Pilates, and yoga studios are available.
Huge suites a short walk from the Erawan Shrine and CentralWorld, with a garden pool, a kids' club and space for the whole family.
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Ratchadamri & Ratchaprasong
Bangkok's biggest malls are practically on the doorstep. The hotel sits on a quiet lane off Ratchadamri Road, a few minutes' walk from the Erawan Shrine and about five minutes from CentralWorld, with Siam Paragon, MBK and Platinum Mall close by. Ratchadamri BTS and the MRT are both within walking distance.
Made for Families
This is one of central Bangkok's most family-friendly hotels. It has a games room with snooker and air hockey, a play room and children's playground, plus a quiet reading room for parents and a club lounge for guests who want extra privileges.
Space, and Plenty of It
Space is the big draw here. Rooms start at a generous 44 square metres, quad rooms suit families who want to share, and two- and three-bedroom suites give everyone their own corner. The minibar is free, too.
Thai Flavours and Free Treats
The Thai restaurant serves classic flavours with a refined touch, made for sharing around the table. Free snacks and soft drinks are included, which younger guests always appreciate.
Rarinjinda Spa and a Garden Pool
Rarinjinda Spa is the place to unwind after a day of shopping. Outside, the semi-circular pool sits among tropical greenery and water features, with a jacuzzi alongside, plus steam and sauna rooms and a bright, modern fitness centre.
An independent design hotel between Sukhumvit Sois 2 and 4, with its own art gallery, a Thai spa and several places to eat and drink.
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Sukhumvit Soi 2 & 4
Maison puts you right where Sukhumvit comes alive. It sits between Sois 2 and 4, in one of the city's busiest neighbourhoods, a short walk from Nana BTS, with Asok and Terminal 21 one stop further. Bars, international restaurants, and late-night venues line the streets, and Central Embassy and Bumrungrad Hospital are a quick ride away.
Neo-Local by Design
Maison is an independent design hotel created by a third-generation Thai hotelier, and it wears its love of Bangkok proudly. The team call the approach Neo-Local: Thai craft, flavours and stories woven into every corner. The Cabinet of Curiosity, the hotel's own art gallery, shows rotating exhibitions by local Thai artists.
Thai Craft, Modern Comfort
Rooms feature the textures and tones of Thai craftsmanship, with large windows overlooking the city, a smart TV, and a wireless-charging alarm clock with a Bluetooth speaker. Coffee capsules are replenished daily. Suites add a soaking tub by the window and a Dyson hairdryer, and the top-floor two-bedroom Executive Suite offers panoramic views.
Thai Twists, a Somtum Bar and a Craft Café
Come hungry, because there's a lot to try. The all-day restaurant puts a playful twist on Thai cooking, and the bar and grill serves comfort food and Asian fusion dishes late into the night. For something more local, the somtum bar serves authentic Esan food, the bold, spicy cooking of northeastern Thailand, with indoor and outdoor seating. A cosy craft café at the front of the hotel is the place for coffee and freshly baked pastries.
Bulann Moonlight Spa and a Firefly Pool
Bulann Moonlight Spa draws on generations of Thai healing, with tropical herbs, spices and time-honoured massage, plus its signature moonlight baths and a sauna. The compact outdoor pool takes its cue from old Bangkok's riverbanks, with lights that glimmer like fireflies after dark. The gym is open 24 hours for those who want to stay fit.
A smart, sustainable city hotel off Ratchadamri Road, with an outdoor pool, a Thai spa and a free tuk-tuk to the Skytrain.
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Ratchadamri & Siam
Courtyard gives you a quiet base right next to Bangkok's busiest shopping district. It sits on a lane off Ratchadamri Road, a short walk from Ratchadamri and Chit Lom BTS, with CentralWorld, Siam Paragon, and the Erawan Shrine nearby, and Lumphini Park within easy reach. The hotel's free tuk-tuk runs from early morning until 10 pm, stopping at both stations and CentralWorld.
A Touch of Nature, a Touch of Thai
Rooms and public spaces follow a "Touch of Nature" concept, with earth tones and tree, leaf and stone motifs. Thai art and architecture inspire the hotel too, through its guiding-star emblem, which appears throughout the lobby. Behind the scenes, solar panels supply much of the hotel's power.
Light-Filled Rooms
Rooms are light-filled and calm, with plush bedding, marble bathrooms and a flat-screen TV. Bigger groups and families can book the Family Room, with two double beds, a bathtub and the option of connecting rooms.
Thai Specialities, Tapas and Sunset Drinks
End the day with a sunset drink at the pool bar. The all-day restaurant opens with a buffet breakfast and serves authentic Thai dishes and international favourites in the evening, with a well-chosen wine list, and the bar pairs handcrafted cocktails with tapas.
Tarnvana Spa and an Outdoor Pool
Tarnvana Spa specialises in Thai massage, including a warm herbal compress of turmeric, lemongrass and plai that eases tired muscles. Afterwards, relax by the outdoor pool or work out in the fitness centre.
Apartment-style rooms with kitchenettes opposite Benjakitti Park, with a rooftop infinity pool, an onsen and Greek dinners with a view.
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Benjakitti Park & Asok
The column faces Benjakitti Park, one of Bangkok's best green spaces, with its lake and walking and cycling paths right on the doorstep. Asok BTS and Sukhumvit MRT are a five-minute walk away, Terminal 21 is close by, and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre is one MRT stop away. A 24-hour supermarket is right next door.
Kitchenettes and Park Views
Every room and suite has a full kitchenette, a smart TV and a proper workspace, making this a natural fit for longer stays. Rooms start at 50 square metres, with contemporary Thai interiors and views across Benjakitti Park or the skyline, and two-bedroom suites give everyone room to spread out.
Took Lae Dee, Greek on the Roof and Hong Kong-Style Seafood
Took Lae Dee, a much-loved Bangkok institution since 1972, serves freshly cooked Thai and Western comfort food around the clock, and breakfast here is an all-you-can-eat, cooked-to-order affair. On the top floor, a lively Greek restaurant serves bold flavours with city views, complete with the plate-smashing "Opa!" moment, and a Hong Kong-style seafood restaurant recognised by the Michelin Guide sits alongside.
Onsen, Salt Sauna and an Infinity Pool
The wellness centre has an onsen, a Himalayan salt sauna, a charcoal room and a full menu of spa treatments. Up top, the rooftop infinity pool overlooks the skyline, the 25th-floor gym offers city views, and a rooftop court even hosts beach volleyball and pickleball.
A good-value Sukhumvit hotel with a rooftop pool and Jacuzzi, its own spa and a free tuk-tuk to the Skytrain.
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Sukhumvit Soi 15
Night Hotel sits on a quiet side street off Sukhumvit Soi 15. It's calm at night, yet everything is close. Korean Town is a four-minute walk, and the Sukhumvit street market is just around the corner. For longer trips, the free tuk-tuk will drop you at Terminal 21, Asok BTS, or Sukhumvit MRT stations.
Rooms Built for a Good Night's Sleep
The name says it all: this hotel takes sleep seriously. Beds come with Egyptian cotton sheets and duck-feather pillows. For more space, the suites add a separate living area.
Dinner, Cocktails and a Rooftop Café
The main restaurant is a stylish space in red and glossy black, serving Thai and international dishes. The lounge bar mixes its cocktails by hand. Up on the roof, the poolside café is the place to relax in the sun with a drink.
Rooftop Pool, Jacuzzi and Spa
The rooftop pool has a Jacuzzi and plenty of sunbeds. For something more relaxing, book a massage at Coran Boutique Spa. The gym is open 24 hours.
A former Chinese opera house on Yaowarat Road, styled after 1930s Shanghai, with live jazz, Chinese antiques and its own spa.
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Yaowarat Road
This is Chinatown at its most vivid. Shanghai Mansion stands on Yaowarat Road, where gold shops and herbal medicine stores line the street by day, and food stalls take over after dark. Some of Bangkok's best street food is right outside the door. Wat Mangkon MRT is a short walk away, and Chinatown's Soi Nana bars are close by for a late drink.
From Opera House to 1930s Shanghai
The building began life in 1892 as a trading house and, in 1908, became Bangkok's first Chinese opera house, popular with members of the royal family. Later it was a stock exchange and a department store. Today it captures the glamour of 1930s Shanghai, with bold colours, rich fabrics and imperial-style furniture. You arrive over a little red bridge.
Chinese Antiques and Opulent Suites
Rooms are full of character, with Chinese antiques, silks, brocades and dark wood, and the suites add more space to spread out. The minibar is free and restocked daily.
Modern Chinese and Live Jazz
The restaurant serves modern Chinese dishes in a room straight out of 1930s Shanghai, and it opens right onto Yaowarat Road. Live jazz plays every night, so stay for a cocktail before heading out to the street-food stalls.
Spa Burasari
Spa Burasari blends Eastern and Western treatments in a calm retreat from the busy street. After a day of exploring Chinatown on foot, a Thai massage here is hard to resist.
