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Read More137 Pillars Suites & Residences
This chic, art-filled boutique property is an urban oasis in the otherwise chaotic Bangkok.
Read MoreAnantara Siam Bangkok
Conveniently located near the Sky Train and some of the city’s best shopping, the Anantara hotel offers a luxurious oasis in the chaos of downtown Bangkok. It is not the newest or most modern property now and is best for...
Courtesy Capella BangkokRead MoreCapella Bangkok
After years of development and meticulous planning, the Capella Bangkok opened in 2020—in an entirely unexpected tourism environment. After two years of honing service and menus, and catering to a mostly local clientele, the Capella has become a darling of...
Courtesy Metropolitan by COMORead MoreCOMO Metropolitan, Bangkok
The staff uniforms—baggy Comme des Garçons ensembles and Calvin Klein sneakers—are a dead giveaway that the COMO Metropolitan, which opened in 2003 and is spearheaded by legendary hotelier Christina Ong, is all about stylish urban design, rare in a city...
Read MoreHotel Muse
This city hotel’s golden-age-of-travel charm orbits around a slightly more urban type of glamour, with spacious guest rooms, a variety of modern dining venues and bars that attract travelers as much as well-heeled locals.
Courtesy Mandarin Oriental, BangkokRead MoreMandarin Oriental Bangkok
For travelers who prefer their hotels with a soul and plenty of history, there’s only one option in Bangkok: the Mandarin Oriental, still referred to by many simply as the Oriental. With a desirable location on the Chao Praya, the...
Pool Lounge at Peninsula Bangkok, Bangkok, ThailandRead MorePeninsula Bangkok
The Mandarin Oriental could not have been pleased when the thirty-nine-story Peninsula rose directly across the river in 1998, but for visitors the hotel adds a very nice high-end alternative in Bangkok—and even those who denounce the tower as an...
Lounge at Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok, Bangkok, ThailandRead MoreShangri-La Hotel Bangkok
With 802 rooms in two massive buildings (the Shangri-La and Krungthep wings), six restaurants and over half-a-mile of riverfront, the Shangri-La is the largest of Bangkok’s five-star hotels.
Read MoreSukhothai Bangkok
The Sukhothai opened in 1991, but the hotel, tucked away downtown, has hung on to its timeless elegance, thanks surely to the discerning eye of designer Ed Tuttle (of Aman fame).
Courtesy The SiamRead MoreThe Siam Bangkok
In bustling Bangkok, the intimate 38-suite boutique hotel Siam stands out as an oasis on the Chao Phraya River. Just entering the atrium lobby, with its black-and-white-checkerboard floor, lush palms and ferns and gurgling fountain, feels like an escape and...
