Hyatt has opened the doors to Andaz One Bangkok, introducing the Andaz brand to the Thai capital for the first time. The hotel brings 244 rooms and suites to the landmark One Bangkok development on Wireless Road (read our review of the Ritz Carlton Bangkok, which is in the same development), combining immersive local design with sweeping park views and direct access to the MRT. It becomes the second Andaz in Thailand, following the success of Andaz Pattaya Jomtien Beach.
Positioned beside Lumphini Park in the city’s dynamic new district, Andaz One Bangkok offers guests a park-facing base in one of the most well-connected areas of the capital. It forms part of One Bangkok – an ambitious 108-acre integrated precinct that brings together luxury residences, offices, cultural venues, open green spaces and a live entertainment arena, shaping a new urban core for the city. Guests benefit from direct underground access to MRT Lumphini Station, with business and retail hubs such as Silom and Sathorn just minutes away, and both Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports under 40 minutes by car.
Rooted in the Andaz brand’s philosophy of creative expression and local connection, this luxury Bangkok hotel has been designed as a “Vertical Neighbourhood”. Interiors by Thai firm PIA draw inspiration from Bangkok’s historic sois and mid-century architecture, referencing curved forms from landmarks such as Vidyu Palace. Art and storytelling are central, with bespoke works from leading Thai female artists and archival local photography throughout the public spaces and rooms.
Accommodation spans 244 rooms and suites, starting at 38 square metres, many of which enjoy views across the treetops of Lumphini Park. Design blends bold colours with polished surfaces and contemporary Thai details. Bathrooms feature walk-in rain showers, BYREDO Eleventh Hour amenities, and marble finishes, while in-room touches include Dyson hairdryers, Nespresso machines and complimentary non-alcoholic minibars stocked with local snacks.
Facilities include the 24-hour Andaz Lounge, a hybrid space offering complimentary refreshments during the day and cocktails at night, and a rooftop infinity pool with park views. A spacious fitness centre is also available. Dining is a strong focus, with three venues: Jǐng, a Chinese restaurant with an open kitchen and refined garden-inspired interiors; Andaz Terrace, an all-day al fresco space for afternoon tea and tea-based cocktails; and Piscari, the rooftop Mediterranean restaurant led by French chef Marc Vasseur, which transitions into a DJ-led supper club in the evenings, complete with private rooms and a hidden speakeasy.
