Bangkok Hotel Reviews
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Bangkok Marriott Resort
Tucked away cosily on the banks of the Chao Praya River, Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa has all the ingredients of a luxury beach resort. Palm trees and lush vegetation appear throughout this eleven-acre garden oasis, alongside colonial-style buildings, top spa and fine cuisine. Enjoy poolside frolics or an activities calendar to please young and old… And yet, the buzzing capital is only a leisurely 15-minute boat ride away. No wonder this award-winning hotel has been dubbed Bangkok’s only true city resort. READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Millennium Hilton Bangkok
There was a time when a trouser press and coffee-making facilities were signs of a hotel’s level of innovation. Nowadays, hotel guests have become so-called ‘lifestyle travelers’ who are seeking all the trimmings that reflect their own personal tastes and lifestyle. They want to be surprised, seduced and dazzled by the surroundings. And they are looking for an ‘experience’ that will match these sophisticated expectations. The spanking new Millennium Hilton is Bangkok’s answer to this contemporary approach to hospitality design... READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | lebua at State Tower
In Bangkok, being on top of the world has long been associated with the trendy and award-winning Dome venues like Sirocco, Mezzaluna, Distil and Sky Bar at the landmark 67-storey State Tower building close to the Riverside area. The new all-suite lebua hotel in the building offers the same sweeping, awe-inspiring city skyline and river vistas from each of its 198 luxuriously appointed suites, and takes hospitality literally to new heights. Officially Bangkok’s second-tallest building, State Tower do justice to its name... READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | The Peninsula Hotel
When Frank Lloyd Wright said “give me the luxuries of life and I will willingly do without the necessities”, it must have been after a stay at one of the flagship Peninsula Hotels. For every little detail, from architectural and interior finishes to landscaping, amenities and service, goes far beyond mere necessities. The Peninsula Hotel is about absolute indulgence, about enjoying the very finest things life has to offer. No stone has been left unturned in giving guests a whole new perspective of the word ‘luxury’... READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Shangri-La Hotel
The first thing that struck me about my Horizon Club suite is its spaciousness. The elegant décor is unpretentious and welcoming. My every need and wish has been anticipated. It took an hour to explore the hi-tech features, gadgets and little extras. I couldn't wait to sample the 'Aigner' shower gel in the enormous bathroom, to collapse in the luxury of the king-size bed with its crisp, 100% cotton bed linen... As everywhere else in the hotel, exquisite flowers featured even in the bathroom... READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Royal Orchid Sheraton
Like the orchid - that signifies perfection and refinement - the elegance of the five-star Bangkok hotel that carries its name evokes feelings of sheer adoration. Since it was established on the resort-like banks of the historical Chao Phraya River in 1983, the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers has been piling up awards as a rare breed of hotel that goes far beyond providing a place to rest your head in style. Welcome to an equally rare and royal experience. No stone has been left unturned to make very sure of that.... READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Montien Riverside Hotel
Open since 1994, Montien Riverside Hotel is the youngest sibling of Montien Hotels Thailand. Located in the rapidly-growing Rama III area adjoining the Riverside, the hotel is far removed from the chaotic rush of downtown Bangkok, yet in close proximity to the city's popular business, shopping and entertainment attractions. In addition to its desirable location on the banks of the Chao Phraya River are friendly service, a full range of impressive facilities and restaurants serving a mouthwatering selection of cuisine. A shuttle bus service takes guests to a nearby Skytrain station on the hour.READ MORE |
Hotels close to BTS - Siam |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Novotel Siam Square
Many people would reason that the three most important factors when they select a hotel are location, location and, yes, location... If that’s the case – and especially if the purpose of your stay in the Thai capital is for business, an indulging shopping spree or to be close to the nightlife action – Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square passes these criteria with flying colours. Perfectly situated in the heart of Siam, the city’s unofficial CBD, this superior four-star hotel is just a stone’s throw away from the Siam Square Skytrain (BTS) station... READ MORE |
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Siam City Hotel
At the doorway of Siam City Hotel, turn-of-the-century grandeur and Thai charm warmly welcomes in modernity. Doormen wearing late-19th century national costume, a grand marble lobby, and an art nouveau stained-glass dome atrium set the tone. From top to bottom, this 16-year old hotel — minutes from the Phayathai Skytrain (BTS) station — celebrates the European palatial style championed by the father of modern Thailand, King Rama V. READ MORE |
Hotels close to BTS - Childlom-Ploenchit |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Eastin Hotel & Spa
It's still near shopping-mad Petchaburi Road and an expressway that gives easy access to the airport. It's still just minutes drive from the city's Skytrain (BTS Phayathai). And, this 23-storey high-rise is still encircled by a deliciously manic mix of street life and no-frills cuisine. READ MORE |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | D'MA Pavilion Hotel
Like a fine wine, the D'MA Pavilion Hotel gets better with time. Since opening its door in 1997, the hotel has been a firm favourite among travellers who appreciate friendly service and want a no-frills stay in one of the city's most convenient locations. next to a lively market filled with an exciting array of street food stalls, D'MA Pavilion Hotel is perched on the corner of a small intersection in Soi (street) Jarurat on New Petchburi Road - a winning location that makes getting around the city a breezy affair... READ MORE |
Hotels close to BTS - Phayathai |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Amari Atrium
It's still near shopping-mad Petchaburi Road and an expressway that gives easy access to the airport. It's still just minutes drive from the city's Skytrain (BTS Phayathai). And, this 23-storey high-rise is still encircled by a deliciously manic mix of street life and no-frills cuisine. READ MORE |
Hotels close to BTS - Silom |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Sofitel Silom Bangkok
Welcome to Sofitel Silom Bangkok, where sophistication and comfort walk hand in hand in the city's bustling epicentre of corporate offices, banks, shopping and nightlife. Ideally placed away from all the commotion, yet still very convenient to reach it whenever you want to, this 38-storey hotel is less than ten minutes away from Saladaeng Skytrain station and subway station Silom. READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Holiday Inn Silom
One of the most popular hotel chains worldwide, Holiday Inn is known to offer the best value accommodation and no-frills service. Holiday Inn Silom, however, is far from being just an ordinary Holiday Inn. It is a well-maintained four-star hotel where every effort has been made to guarantee a pleasant stay. Situated in the city's prime central business district, Holiday Inn Silom is surrounded by many cafés, restaurants and tourist attractions...READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | The Dusit Thani Hotel
Back in 1970 when The Dusit Thani opened, it was Bangkok’s tallest building. Rising 22 floors, it was a city landmark on the corner of Rama 4 and Silom Roads – overlooking wide, open spaces and the lush greenery of Lumpini Park – and also one of Thailand’s first five-star hotels that gave the country’s hospitality industry a reputation of legendary proportions. Much has changed in 37 years. Bangkok’s skyline underwent a gradual metamorphosis as one after the other tall skyscrapers rose from the once-barren landscape – two, and even three times taller. But, time hasn’t stood still at The Dusit Thani either… READ
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Hotels close to BTS - Sukhumvit |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations |Grand Millennium Sukhumvit
For years, hotels were created and built with a tried and tested three-factor formula: function, convenience and opulence. In recent years, however, design has come into the mix in a big way as hotels try to outdo (and outsmart) one another - all for the sake of grabbing the attention of prospective guests. And it works. One of the latest additions in Bangkok's plethora of luxury hotels, Grand Millennium Sukhumvit, is a prime example of this new breed of mega-hotels that has pulled out all design stops to create an experience with all sorts of surprises lurking around every corner... READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations |Westin Grand Sukhumvit
The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Bangkok is, simply put, rather grand. Wrought in timeless contemporary style and slap bang beside Sukhumvit's Skytrain and underground (Asok and Sukhumvit station), this 25-storey hotel offers a lot of five-star bang for your baht. Stepping past the ground floor's ultra-modern Zen water feature and into the 7th floor lobby, with its splintered colour-morphing glass sculpture and long vistas of gleaming marble… READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | S15 Sukhumvit Hotel
From outside, it's easy to mistake S15 Sukhumvit Hotel for an upmarket interior store. Its name and the exterior signage are as subtle as it is inconspicuous, while large window panes offer glimpses of a suave-looking lobby that could easily be perceived as a showroom of the latest décor trends. Step inside, and you're welcomed to an intimate and 'good taste' hospitality experience that puts the 'b' into 'boutique' with a resounding bang! READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | The Key Bangkok
Which of Bangkok's many secrets are you looking to unlock? Is it the traditional (the temples, the markets, the canals) or the cosmopolitan (the nightclubs, the shopping malls, the restaurants)? If the answer to all of them is yes, then try using 'The Key': an ultra-modern, mini boutique hotel offering hip homely comforts alongside a downtown, travel-friendly location. Tucked away discreetly down a quiet sub-soi (street) on Sukhumvit Soi 19, it's a low on frills place that both locks you away from, and unlocks, the city. READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Grand Sukhumvit by Sofitel
The days of location, function, comfort, style and convenience being the principle parameters in hospitality design are long gone. The advent of technological advancements, increased consumer sophistication (taste) and design aesthetics have paved the way for a new breed of contemporary hotels that meet the needs and aspirations of modern-day travelers. One of the latest additions to Bangkok's growing number of trendy, 'new age' establishments is the 36-storey Grand Sukhumvit by Sofitel.READ
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Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Majestic Grande
Today's style-conscious hotel guests take pleasure from savouring the very latest discoveries ahead of the crowd - just as much as they aspire to be in vogue through fashion and high-end lifestyle brands. In line with these consumer aspirations, contemporary designer hotels are testament to all things hip, cool and positively trendy. Bangkok's Majestic Grande has embraced this philosophy with a design edge and equally enlightened hospitality credo that is decidedly different. Like a glass of good wine, 'savouring' is as much part of the experience as 'enjoyment'. READ
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Hotels close to BTS - Victory Station |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Pullman Bangkok
Open since October 2007, the five-star Pullman Bangkok King Power is a living embodiment of the ultimate hi-tech city hotel, characterised by slick architecture, design that packs in visual punch, the latest technological advancements, and reams of facilities that impress. It’s directly connected to the King Power Duty Free Mall… READ MORE |
Hotels close to BTS - Mo Chit |
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Sofitel Centara Grand
The recently re-branded Sofitel Centara Grand Bangkok (previously Sofitel Central Plaza) is located in North Bangkok: on the bustling Lad Prao intersection, near an MRT subway station (Phahon Yothin). Part of the Centara Hotels & Resorts Group, it comes surrounded by great shopping malls, markets and entertainment venues (among them Central Lad Prao Department Store, world-famous Chatuchak Weekend Market and the Major Ratchayothin Cineplex and Bowling complex). READ
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Location: Silom
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | The Heritage Baan Silom
So, you want a hotel to remember? You're not into those big, expensive brand hotels. And you have no intention, whatsoever, of bumping backpacks with the masses who think Khao San Road is edgy. You're the type who prefers immersing yourself in a local art gallery or handbag boutique, not dreaming of home in the nearest McDonalds. A location near the Skytrain is important, but not to the detriment of what you delight in: spades of style, acres of artistry, and piles of pizzazz. READ
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Location: Sukhumvit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | The Davis Hotel
Being billed as Bangkok's first boutique hotel is no easy reputation to live up to. For starters, The Davis Hotel Bangkok is much bigger in terms of the number of rooms one would expect from a typical boutique hotel (237 guestrooms and ten Thai villas). When it opened in July 2003, it set new style parameters, and it wasn't long before others followed suit… READ MORE |
Location: Chinatown
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Shanghai Inn
To grasp just how romantic and ravishing Shanghai Inn's interiors really are, picture a scene from a classic Chinese Opera or one of those fantasy martial arts films of recent years. Then, close your eyes and imagine you've stumbled onto the set. No chorus of chanting concubines or wall scaling movie stars await your arrival at this friendly boutique hotel, but in terms of décor, what unfurls here is a comparable visual extravaganza.READ
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Location: Silom
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Luxx Hotel
With only 13 rooms, the unique Luxx Hotel is one of Bangkok’s smallest hotels – if not the smallest. It’s also one of the city’s best-kept hospitality secrets, and breathes new life into the clichéd home-away-from-home concept. Powerful doses after all come in small packages. Welcome to the hippest new addition to Bangkok’s rapidly-growing luxury boutique hotel scene. What it lacks in size, the exclusive Luxx certainly makes up for with style, flair and location. READ
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Location: Sathorn
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | The Metropolitan Hotel
Located at one remove from the relentless traffic that streams along Sathorn Road, The Metropolitan is a haven of peace and tranquility amidst buzzing Bangkok. The sister to London's coolest city hotel, it's also a place where the clichéd East-meets-West approach to hotel design is executed to sublime effect. READ
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Location: Sathorn
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Unico Grande Sathorn
Its oasis-like presence and modern, honeycombed building makes Unico Grande Sathorn Boutique Serviced Residence stand out noticeably from surrounding buildings. Despite its secluded location behind the Belgium Embassy, the twelve-storey haven is only a few minutes’ walk from Chong Nonsi Skytrain (BTS) station. An interesting hybrid between a serviced apartment and a boutique hotel... READ
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Location: Sukhumvit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Somerset Lake Point
Imagine staying in the heart of the city's thriving Central Business District where everything you need is within comfortable reach, and at the same time still be able to revel in a rare glimpse of green. As impossible as it may sound, all that can be experienced at Somerset Lake Point Bangkok, a four-star serviced apartment that brilliantly combines the conveniences of city living, excellent service and the serenity of nature under one roof. READ MORE |
Location: Sathorn/Silom
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Siri Sathorn
Siri Sathorn is everything a serviced residence should be: convenient and comfortable with just a touch of class. From the suites to the café to the gym, the execution is flawless - nearly too good to be true. Thankfully, for long-stay business travellers and casual holidaymakers alike, it is true. As a home-away-from-home - for one night or a hundred - it's perfect. READ MORE |
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Location: Chidlom-Ploenchit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Natural Ville
There are many things to impress at Natural Ville, the Accor Group's three-year-old executive residence in the leafy central enclave of Soi Lang Suan: the art deco façade towering high into the sky, the agreeable and attentive staff, the calorific cakes served at the Le Notre café, the clean lines and fresh, stylized interiors of its 150 serviced apartments, the slick kitchenette and home entertainment system that come as standard, and the sumptuous in-house spa fit for a Siamese Princess.READ MORE |
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Location: Chidlom-Ploenchit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Mayfair Bangkok Marriott
Unlike other executive apartments, the cream-coloured exterior of Mayfair Bangkok Marriott Executive Apartments doesn’t flaunt its five-star lavishness. A green French-inspired rooftop with a round sky window does make it stand out from Langsuan’s populous high-rise buildings though. Don’t be fooled by the inconspicuous façade, because once you step inside you’re in for an unforgettable luxury experience…READ MORE |
Location: Sathorn
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Somerset Park Suanplu
If you appreciate the twinkling lights of the city, yet still like to see a glimmer of green, you may just have found what you’re looking for. Placed in the heart of Sathorn, and close enough to Silom, Somerset Park Suanplu Serviced Residences is shaded from the vibrant streets by a tree-lined stretch of lawn and landscaped garden. READ MORE |
Location: Chidlom-Ploenchit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Somerset Suwan Park View
Rising pristine from the calm green lane of Soi Tonson, Somerset Suwan Park View is stately without being grandiose. Shielded from the city chaos, nightlife and noise, the tree-lined area is home to many embassies. The location balances privacy with easy city access — Chidlom Skytrain (BTS) station is a mere 100 metres away... READ MORE |
Location: Sukhumvit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Grand President Bangkok
With so many choices of accommodation all over the city, it often becomes a real burden to select the perfect place to stay. Seasoned visitors tend to have their preferences but, especially for a first-time visitor, it can be quite a daunting task. One of the first factors that come into play when choosing where to stay is, of course, location. Good location ensures convenience - and that's what Grand President Executive Serviced Apartments is all about... READ
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Location: Sukhumvit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | President Solitaire
Its great downtown location on Sukhumvit Soi 11 is just an added bonus. President Solitaire has raised the bar far beyond the home-away from-home concept too, with 134 lavishly-appointed luxury suites that are quite unlike your average serviced apartment. Factor in the attentive service, long list of in-room features - including 42-inch Plasma TV and complimentary wireless Internet... READ
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Location: Sukhumvit
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Citadines Serviced Apartment
Instead of opulent lobbies, fine dining and lists of frills you'll never get around to enjoying, Citadines serviced apartments on Sukhumvit Soi 16 - open since January 2007 - give guests privacy, flexible services and the freedom to stay anything from one night to a month (or more). With a focus on giving its mix of busy business execs and urbane travellers compelling prices... READ MORE |
Location: Pratunam
Full Review | Rates & Reservations | Baiyoke Sky Hotel
If you’re looking for a place with dazzling interiors, Baiyoke Sky Hotel isn’t it. There is no clean-lined Asian aesthetic, or drop-dead gorgeous Thai lobby. However, if you demand space (rooms are sparsely furnished but roomy), want to be near the Pratunam wholesale shopping area and, above all, love cloud-level city views (rising 84 floors this is the tallest building not just in town but the whole of Thailand) then welcome to Baiyoke Sky Hotel. READ MORE |
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