Bangkok, Thailand is an eclectic mix of the ancient and modern, a city that seamlessly combines grand temples with decadent shopping malls. Explore buzzing night markets beside backpacker bars as you meander beneath towering highrises — each one offering its own charm and energy to this vibrant destination. And this variation can also be found in the range of Bangkok hotels.
If traveling on a budget, there are plenty of hostels that offer basic amenities such as shared bathrooms and dormitory rooms at very affordable prices. But for those looking for luxury, Bangkok is home to some of the most luxurious hotels in Southeast Asia. These hotels offer an exclusive experience with beautifully decorated rooms and suites, private pools, world-class restaurants, and access to many of Bangkok’s best attractions.
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The Siam effortlessly combines traditional Thai influences with cutting-edge Art Deco elements to offer guests a truly one-of-a-kind and luxurious stay steeped in heritage. Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, this hotel has a 75-foot-long pool, two world-class restaurants, the Opium Spa, and access to some of Bangkok’s best attractions.
Bangkok’s hospitality scene was elevated to new heights when Capella Bangkok opened at the end of 2020, introducing an unprecedented level of luxury and sophistication. The hotel is part of a high-end development at the riverside and shares the Chao Phraya Estate with the Four Seasons hotels and residential accommodations.
The Sukhothai Bangkok is a luxurious five-star hotel located downtown on South Sathorn, near Lumphini Park and the British Embassy. Close to Bangkok’s business and entertainment districts, it’s an ideal destination for both business and leisure travelers. One of the USPs of this hotel is the delightful garden with several lotus ponds that offers a tranquil space to recharge away from the high energy of the city
Bangkok Publishing Residence (BPR) is located in historic area of Bangkok, within walking distance to many fine attractions e.g. Wat Saket (The Golden Mount), Wat Rachanadda (The Metal Monastery), Wat Thepthidaram (Temple of the Great Poet) as well as Mahachai Road and Phra Sumen Road where you can find a lot of restaurants, bars and cafe. The entire residence is a reminiscence of the heyday of Bangkok Publishing Company, the family printing house once stood there half a century ago.