This is one of Bangkok's most refined addresses. The grand embassy compounds of Wireless Road give this corner of the city an unhurried, leafy feel. Phloen Chit BTS is a few minutes' walk away, the designer boutiques of Central Embassy are close by, and a complimentary shuttle runs to Chit Lom BTS. Lumphini Park and the new One Bangkok district are a short ride south.
Designed by Barbara Barry
American designer Barbara Barry created the interiors, and her signature style of timeless elegance runs throughout. The mood is residential rather than hotel-like, supported by butler service, a shopping butler and an in-house florist.
Suites with Kitchenettes and Up to Three Bedrooms
Accommodation starts with 45-square-metre suites, and every residence has a fully equipped kitchenette and generous living space. Families and groups can spread out in two- and three-bedroom suites of up to 160 square metres, and some suites add washing machines for longer stays.
French Bistro Dining and Cocktails
Afternoon tea here is something of a Bangkok ritual. The hotel's French bistro serves classic cuisine with seasonal ingredients, and its afternoon tea is one of the city's most popular. By day, the poolside deck serves light refreshments; by evening, the elegant bar pours cocktails, premium spirits, and fine wines.
Indoor-Outdoor Pool and 24-Hour Gym
The indoor-outdoor pool, with a poolside deck for lazy afternoons, is a calm spot to unwind after a day in the city. The 24-hour fitness centre features Technogym machines.
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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.