Bangkok

In Bangkok’s Sukhumvit district, 137 Pillars combines oversized suites and residential space with private butler service, marble bathrooms, balconies, and a high-rise pool retreat above the city.

A garden-filled grand hotel beside Ratchadamri, Anantara Siam Bangkok balances traditional Thai detailing, resort-like calm and exceptional access to the city’s best shopping.

The Athenee Hotel pairs classic Thai-inspired grandeur, lush rooftop gardens and a central Wireless Road location with the depth of a true Bangkok grand hotel.

Banyan Tree Bangkok remains a strong Sathorn classic, known for oversized rooms, a serious spa and Vertigo’s rooftop views high above the city.

Capella Bangkok turns the Chao Phraya riverfront into a serene low-rise retreat, with every accommodation facing the water and some of the city’s most refined dining and wellness.

COMO Metropolitan Bangkok is a calm, design-conscious Sathorn retreat with exceptionally spacious rooms, one of COMO’s largest urban wellness centers and destination-level Thai dining.

Conrad Bangkok delivers generous rooms, a lush tropical pool and full-service wellness in the central Wireless Road business district, with easy access to Bangkok’s major shopping areas.

Four Seasons Bangkok at Chao Phraya River is one of the city’s great modern resorts, combining river-facing architecture, three dramatic pools, major wellness and Michelin-recognized dining.

Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok is a design-forward urban retreat near Lumphini Park, with vibrant restaurants, a rooftop scene, lush outdoor spaces and a notably pet-friendly spirit.

Bangkok’s legendary Chao Phraya grande dame, Mandarin Oriental combines more than a century of history with polished Thai service, riverfront dining, iconic bars and one of the city’s most storied spa experiences.

A refined Japanese-influenced high-rise directly connected to Phloen Chit BTS, The Okura Prestige Bangkok combines serene rooms, acclaimed dining, an elevated spa and one of the city’s most distinctive cantilevered pools.

Rising directly above Central Embassy, Park Hyatt Bangkok is an art-filled urban retreat with large contemporary rooms, a 40-meter infinity pool and dramatic rooftop dining in the heart of the city.

On the quieter Thonburi bank of the Chao Phraya, The Peninsula Bangkok pairs every-room river views with tropical gardens, a large pool and classic Peninsula service.

Rising above One Bangkok on Wireless Road, The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok frames Lumpini Park through floor-to-ceiling glass, combining a new-generation urban resort, four dining concepts and contemporary Thai-inspired design.

Rosewood Bangkok rises in a striking wai-inspired tower directly connected to Ploenchit BTS, combining 158 residential-style rooms, a saltwater lap pool, Thai-rooted wellness and one of the city’s most distinctive cocktail bars.

A longtime riverside landmark on the Chao Phraya, Shangri-La Bangkok combines two guest wings, tropical gardens, extensive pools and nine dining-and-drinking venues with direct SkyTrain and ferry access.

Directly connected to Siam Paragon, Siam Kempinski creates a true city resort with 397 rooms and suites, lush gardens, multiple saltwater pools, direct-pool-access rooms and award-winning Thai dining.

Facing Lumphini Park, SO/ Bangkok turns 237 rooms and suites into five design worlds inspired by earth, wood, metal, water and fire, with an infinity pool, SO/ Spa and energetic rooftop dining.

Directly connected to Rajadamri BTS, The St. Regis Bangkok pairs Royal Bangkok Sports Club views with a 15th-floor pool, 24-hour butler service and one of the city’s most advanced new longevity and biohacking programs.

Across six acres of gardens in central Sathorn, The Sukhothai Bangkok combines 210 low-rise rooms with Thai-palace architecture, a 25-meter outdoor pool and a completely reimagined 2026 wellness program.

W Bangkok combines a 31-story contemporary tower with the historic House on Sathorn, offering 403 rooms, a lively pool scene, AWAY Spa and easy BTS access.

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok pairs 171 residential-style rooms with André Fu interiors, a 25-meter infinity pool and destination restaurants high above Ratchaprasong.