Hotels in Bangkok

P49 Deesign's 2020 tower in Langsuan incorporates Thailand's first vertical forest of planted balconies—a 40th-floor bar looking over Lumpini's treetops, a spa drawing on Thai wellness traditions—the most comprehensively contemporary of Bangkok's mid-scale luxury hotels.

A 2020 Charoenkrung riverfront hotel where traditional Thai rooflines meet contemporary luxury on the Chao Phraya.

Hamiltons International's riverside complex on Charoenkrung Road, opened December 2020 with Jean-Michel Gathy / DENNISTON interiors — 299 keys split between a 12-floor Cascade Building and a low-rise Palm Courtyard, plus 366 private residences in the 73-floor tower above. Six kitchens including Yu Ting Yuan (Cantonese, one Michelin star, Chef Kwok Pong Chueng), Riva del Fiume (Italian) and the BKK Social Club cocktail bar. The Urban Wellness Centre runs to 26,900 sq ft with a 35-metre lap pool.

Thailand's first hotel, open on the Chao Phraya River since 1876—the 1887 Authors' Wing hosted Conrad, Maugham, and Greene, each with a suite named after them—with Two Michelin-starred restaurants, two pools, and a spa that pioneered Thai wellness internationally across nearly 150 years of continuous operation.

Luxury riverfront hotel with 3 chic restaurants, 2 bars & a posh spa, plus an outdoor pool.

A 4.6-star boutique hotel in Bangkok's Ratchathewi with 477 reviews, offering a design-conscious alternative to the chain hotels filling the city's commercial midtown near the Phetchaburi corridor.

Amanda Levete's AL_A-designed Central Embassy tower—a swooping curtain wall of glass fins opening the building's base to the city—houses Yabu Pushelberg's Thai-craft-inflected luxury interiors in one of Bangkok's architecturally most ambitious hotel buildings.

Upscale hotel offering luxury quarters, 2 restaurants & a trendy bar, plus a pool & a spa.