Best Luxury Hotels in Thailand

Set within the rolling hills of Khao Yai, Maison Mystique is a boutique retreat where hospitality becomes art and imagination leads the way.  Conceived by founders Fearn Kate and Bun Dhadasih, the property spans four rai of lush gardens surrounding a mysterious manor known as the House of Curiosity. Guests are invited to wander through vine-covered pathways, secret gates, and floral labyrinths before retreating to one of the hotel’s uniquely themed rooms and suites. Each is a living story from the celestial calm The Moonwatcher’s Companion to the botanical romance of Eden’s Gardenia and the literary charm of The Darwin Room.

Dining experiences are equally immersive: The Vivarium Dining Room celebrates nature and local produce beneath a flower-draped conservatory ceiling, The Botanist’s Bible Salon de Thé offers refined afternoon teas amid vintage illustrations, and Bar Mystère brings cocktails to life as sensory art. Hidden corners such as Le Bijou and Hidden Adam invite guests to linger with jazz, fine spirits, and whispered stories.

With 161 rooms and suites set along Na Jomtien’s serene shoreline, The Standard, Pattaya Na Jomtien blends playful design with laid-back coastal energy. Just over an hour from Bangkok, this beachfront retreat brings the brand’s signature irreverent charm to Thailand’s eastern coast. The interiors, by DIN Studio and Studio Lupine in collaboration with The Standard’s in-house team, showcase a sculptural modernist aesthetic softened by curving lines, textured surfaces, and lush tropical landscaping by PLA.

Dine at Esmé, the brand’s first-ever beach club serving bold Mexican and Thai flavours, or at Sereia, a Thai coastal grill spotlighting fresh local seafood. The adults-only rooftop sanctuary Mmhmmm combines bar, spa, and secret pool, while the main pool and Surf Shack evoke the spirit of a Baja surf lodge. Art collaborations, including Chloé Kelly Miller’s courtyard installation, and uniforms by Vickteerut add creative flair.

With 306 rooms and suites, this newly built 28-storey hotel brings a richly layered Thai design narrative to Sukhumvit Soi 29, marking the Curio Collection debut in Thailand. Inspired by Bangkok’s ceremonial moniker, the City of Nine Gems, interiors by DIN Studio and LuxeLife Studio thread gemstone hues, tactile materials and commissioned Thai artworks through the public spaces and guest floors. Highlights include Studio JEW+ ceiling murals, Korakot Aromdee’s sculptural clouds, PATAPiAN seed installations and recycled-tile corridors by loqa.

Rooms begin at 30 square metres in king or twin configurations, with Junior and King Suites adding space and statement art details; ruby-toned palettes, sunbird-feather carpet motifs and playful illustrations by Nakrob Moonmanas create a sense of discovery. The 28th-floor rooftop pool offers skyline views and daybeds for lazy afternoons, while Colette, a French-inspired bistro and bar, serves from brunch to dinner with signature plates like Siam Benedict and Pandan Coconut Madeleines alongside a fashion-city cocktail list. Creative social space Vilah hosts workshops and gatherings, and the 10th-floor lobby forms a calm pause above the city. The address places guests between BTS Phrom Phong and Asok for easy access to shopping and dining in the EM District.

Rising 216 metres within One Bangkok, the city’s landmark lifestyle district, The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok offers a contemporary retreat with sweeping views over Lumpini Park. Inspired by the theme of a “Meeting of Two Civilisations”, the design blends Thai heritage with modern elegance, from marble and polished wood finishes to floor-to-ceiling windows and private loggias in select rooms.

Dining is a highlight, with Duet by David Toutain delivering an inventive eight-course tasting menu in a striking glasshouse setting, Lily’s offering relaxed all-day dining with signatures like floral-pressed waffles and Thai crab curry, and Caleō serving cocktails and afternoon tea in a glamorous lounge inspired by legendary social clubs. Leisure facilities include two outdoor pools, a Ritz Kids club, a state-of-the-art gym and the seventh-floor Ritz-Carlton Spa, while the 23rd-floor Club Lounge provides a private sanctuary with tailored service. Blending cultural resonance with modern luxury, the hotel is already a defining addition to Bangkok’s skyline.

Located along the tranquil Tubkaek Beach with sweeping views of the Andaman Sea and limestone cliffs, Banyan Tree Krabi is a luxury all-pool suite and villa resort with 72 residences. The resort’s contemporary Thai-inspired design combines natural stone and wood with elegant modern touches, creating a calming atmosphere that complements its beachfront setting.

Guests can dine at Saffron, the signature Thai restaurant, enjoy international dishes at The Naga Kitchen, or savour fresh seafood at Beach Grill. Serenity Spa offers a range of holistic treatments inspired by Thai traditions, complemented by hydrotherapy facilities, while the fitness centre is well-equipped for strength and cardio training.

The resort features a large outdoor infinity pool overlooking the ocean and a dedicated kids club. Each villa has a private pools and the option of personalised butler-style service.

Close to the famous Hong Islands and within easy reach of Krabi town and Ao Nang, Banyan Tree Krabi offers a luxurious retreat surrounded by natural beauty and soft sandy shores.

The five-star Meliá Pattaya Hotel brings Spanish luxury and Thai heritage together in Pattaya’s vibrant city centre, offering 234 elegant rooms and suites with panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand. Standing 12 stories high on Second Road, the hotel boasts a rooftop Cantonese restaurant and sky bar (Yitong), a Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei eatery (Den), and an all-day seafood dining spot (Sanehh Sarae). Guests can unwind at YHI Spa, a swimming pool with a bar, a fully equipped gym, and an exclusive executive lounge. Families will love the Kidsdom kids club, while business travellers can enjoy two ballrooms, three meeting rooms, and a coworking space. The ‘The Level’ experience offers upgraded services and private lounge access for select guests. Positioned near Pattaya Beach, Walking Street, Central Festival Pattaya, and Bali Hai Pier, this luxurious coastal retreat is perfect for exploring the city’s cultural diversity and nearby islands.

This newly opened hotel is found on Tawanron Beach, between Jomtien and the village of Bang Saray. The low-rise accommodation, comprising 204 bedrooms, suites and villas, is set within 15 private acres, including organic herb and kitchen gardens and mature trees. Lagoon Access Rooms, Pool Suites, Beachfront Suites, a four-bedroom Manor House and a six-bedroom Presidential Heritage House are all available to book; the latter two options offer butler service. At the resort’s centre is Raintree Court, where you’ll find most of the six restaurants, a show kitchen and relaxation areas. The pool area takes on a clubby vibe after dark, with cocktails and DJ sets.

The Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel offers a luxurious gateway to the heart of Northern Thailand’s vibrant culture and natural beauty. Nestled by the scenic Ping River, within close proximity to the ancient city walls and the lively night bazaar, the hotel is a haven for travellers seeking an immersive experience in Chiang Mai’s dynamic downtown area. Embracing its location’s history, the Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel, previously known as Le Meridien Chiang Mai, blends authentic Lanna inspirations and regional traditions while catering to modern preferences, providing a perfect balance of past and present. The hotel comprises 383 elegantly renovated rooms and suites which present stunning views of Doi Suthep Mountain. Beyond the comfort and privacy of rooms, guests are invited to explore a range of activities, from jungle treks to cultural interactions with hill tribe communities, and on-site amenities include a resort-style swimming pool, a great choice of bars and restaurants, and extensive conference facilities. The Quan Spa, with its mix of traditional Thai therapies and modern treatments, provides a sanctuary for relaxation and rejuvenation. Dining at the Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel is an indulgent affair, with a good choice of restaurants which serve a variety of cuisines; authentic Thai food and regional dishes, premium Italian and Chinese cuisine, and innovative cocktails in settings that range from poolside relaxation to sophisticated bars. The hotel is within easy access to Chiang Mai International Airport.

Located in the serene hills of Northern Thailand, the Panviman Chiang Mai Spa Resort offers a luxurious retreat that beautifully combines the rich heritage of the Lanna and Ayuthaya kingdoms with modern comforts. This secluded sanctuary, surrounded by lush tropical forests and vibrant gardens, provides a range of accommodations, from cozy rooms to spacious villas and unique glamping options, all with stunning views of the Pongyaeng Valley. Guests can enjoy exquisite dining at the Panorama Restaurant, and rejuvenate at the Panviman Spa, which offers a mix of traditional Thai and contemporary wellness treatments amidst 12 acres of mountainous beauty. Ideal for those seeking peace, cultural enrichment, and wellness, the resort is a tranquil escape from the hustle of daily life, promising an immersive experience in the heart of nature’s splendour.

The Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai is a new property designed to offer an intimate and premium experience, featuring 44 rooms and suites, including 35 spacious hotel rooms, one-and-two-bedroom villas, and a distinct four-bed villa with a private swimming pool. Each accommodation unit blends traditional Thai design with modern, tech-savvy facilities, emphasising sustainable design through the use of recovered teak wood. The four-bedroom “Owner’s Villa” stands out for its construction from antique golden teak, combining traditional Thai living with contemporary comforts. Aleenta Retreat Chiang Mai commits to holistic wellness, having received medical licensing to offer wellness retreats with tailored programs aimed at achieving guests’ individual health goals. With an in-house medical team, the retreat focuses on diet, nutrition, mental well-being, physical fitness, and medical guidance, all set within a serene environment. The retreat’s gastronomic offering features a health-conscious F&B programme that includes a menu of creatively designed Thai dishes with a focus on nutritious, plant-based, low sugar/carb options utilising local ingredients. Nutritionists will be available for guests attending health retreats to provide customised diet plans tailored to their health objectives. Facilities at the hotel include an outdoor swimming pool with a lounge area and bar, an all-day-dining restaurant, a library bar for evening drinks, the Ayurah Wellness Centre with a full-service spa, and event spaces suitable for gatherings and workshops for up to 40 people, promoting an atmosphere of tranquillity and wellness.

Meliá Chiang Mai, opened in April 2022, and it is the third Thai property for the Spanish hotel group, with its other Thai hotels located in Phuket and Koh Samui. Meliá Chiang Mai is situated near the Ping River on Charoenprathet Road, this 254-room hotel consists of a striking seven-story podium building connected to a 22-floor tower. There are seven room and two suite categories ranging from 30 sqm to 113 sqm all offering modern, functional amenities. Dining options include Mediterranean cuisine with Thai twists and a rooftop Mai The Sky Bar. The hotel also features a YHI Spa, an outdoor pool, and a fitness centre. Combining European chic with warm Thai hospitality right in the heart of Chiang Mai makes this an ideal choice for leisure travellers looking for a convenient base to explore the city.

The Peninsula has established itself as one of the best hotels in Bangkok. It’s won many awards over the years, including the ‘World’s Best Hotel’ back in 2003. The hotel is conveniently situated at the banks of the river Chao Phraya. A wavy design characterises The Peninsula, and its beautiful form offers a panoramic view of Bangkok City. The hotel is located about 35 minutes from Don Muang International Airport. The 39 Peninsula guestrooms are among the most technologically advanced rooms in Bangkok. Guests can control their environments with the push of a button. And families revel in the space provided by staying in one of the Sky Residences, offering a two-floor private oasis. The unique Paribatra Aviation Lounge on the 37th floor comes with its own helipad for travel in ultimate style.