Best Luxury Hotels in Bangkok

Bangkok’s riverside Charoen Krung district is home to one of the city’s most striking and design-focused hotels. Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River spans a tiered series of cascading buildings woven through courtyards of reflective pools and water features, with 299 rooms and suites, six restaurants, a Michelin-recognised culinary offering, an award-winning destination bar, and Urban Wellness Centre. It recently earned the #14 spot in the inaugural World’s 50 Best Hotels list and was awarded two Michelin Keys, a major milestone as one of the first hotels in Thailand to receive this prestigious recognition. With river views at every turn, rotating contemporary art installations and a serious food and drink programme, you have without doubt one of the capital’s most incredible urban resorts.

This funky 5-star hotel is just a stone’s throw from the dynamic Patpong night market and dazzling entertainment of the city. It’s easily accessed with its proximity to the MRT station and provides the contrast of a relaxing award-winning Spa complete with sensory rituals, and the exciting vibe of its Silom location. Visitors arriving for destination weddings and corporate gatherings find themselves suitably impressed by the high-ceilinged refined function rooms and delicious culinary creations. With art-inspired suites overlooking the old and the new of this historic city., Le Meridien is the hotel of choice for the cultured traveller. 

This lifestyle property is located downtown, in the Silom neighbourhood, just a minute’s walk away from the Chong Nonsi BTS Skytrain station. It rises 38 floors and is super trendy, with an award-winning bar and eatery, Scarlett, serving French food and a stylish pool at the very top. 25 Degrees, the popular 24-hour burger restaurant and bar is also a culinary highlight at the Pullman Bangkok Hotel G. All bedrooms and the fashionable loft-inspired suites have views across the skyline. The hotel scooped Winner of Best Lifestyle Hotel in Asia at the Haute Grandeur Global Hotel Awards.

As part of the Kempinski Group of hotels, this is one of the newer 5-star hotels in Bangkok. It was established in 2010, designed by Hirsch Bedner Associates and is located at the heart of Bangkok. The hotel has a touch of European contemporary sophistication alongside many Thai-themed services and cuisine. The Siam Kempinski has 42 suites and a total of 303 rooms, in addition to the 98 serviced residences. The meeting rooms offer an impressive welcome to delegates – each is accessed via an ornate golden brass door. There’s also a sumptuous spa, three dining areas, bar and gorgeous outdoor pool. But its highlight has to be the green royal garden accessed right from the balconies of the rooms.

Rising 47 storeys above Rajadamri Road and towering above its surrounding neighbours, The St Regis Bangkok embodies urbane elegance with its fusion of Thai cultural elements and classic St Regis traditions. Ideally located for both leisure and business travellers to the city, with direct views over the manicured greens of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club and within easy reach of Bangkok’s premier shopping and dining districts. But with a Michelin-starred restaurant, signature cocktail bar, sky-high infinity pool and world-class wellness hub, The St. Regis Bangkok is far more than just a place to stay, it’s a destination in itself. Part of the illustrious St Regis brand, originally established by John Jacob Astor IV in 1904, the brand has long represented the pinnacle of luxury hospitality. The Bangkok property opened its doors in 2011 as part of this prestigious portfolio and was the first St. Regis hotel in Southeast Asia. Echoing the refined sensibilities of the Astor family and with interiors by Brennan Beer Gorman Architects, the hotel offers a modern residence-style feel which permeates throughout communal spaces and guest quarters, supported by signature touches such as the evening sabrage ritual and the local interpretation of the Bloody Mary, known here as the Siam Mary. Central to the guest experience is its signature butler service, an enduring symbol of the brand’s commitment to individualised attention.

This is a brand and hotel that needs no introduction. The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok dates back to 1876 and sits on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in the historical Charoenkrung district close to Chinatown. With 4.5 staff to each and every guest, nine restaurants a spa (which is accessed via a romantic boat trip across the river) an entire team of pastry chefs, a flower team, butlers and more, your every wish is granted.  There are 393 rooms and eight restaurants, and in 2016 it underwent large renovations unveiling a whole new wing, paying homage to its illustrious past. These interiors by Design Wilkes are truly regal and ornate, making this hotel the pinnacle of luxury hospitality

Located in the Phrom Phong district of Bangkok’s vibrant Sukhumvit, Public House Bangkok has created a hotel experience that is anything but ordinary. With mid-century modern styling, social spaces and a rooftop pool and gym, this is a boutique experience that feels equally inspired by the creative hubs of London, New York and Bangkok. Featuring 79 rooms and suites, combining vintage design influences, parquet floors and subway-tiled bathrooms. Downstairs, the hotel’s open kitchen, Fest, serves socially inspired all-day dining, while the adjacent Open Bar delivers glamour and a cocktail list as inventive as the guests themselves. Head to the rooftop for a swim at The MOOON before unwinding with a sundowner cocktail. For those combining work and travel, the FORUM coworking space offers a productive setting, complete with a dedicated studio for podcast recording.

NH Bangkok Asoke, a stylish 95-room property located just off Sukhumvit Road in central Bangkok. Perfectly positioned just 100 metres from Asok BTS and Sukhumvit MRT stations, the hotel offers seamless access to key business and shopping districts including Terminal 21, EM District, and Siam, as well as cultural spots like Benjakitti Forest Park and Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. Rooms start at a generous 32 sqm and feature modern furnishings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and essential comforts for both business and leisure travellers. Facilities include a rooftop swimming pool, a compact fitness centre, and an all-day dining restaurant serving a mix of Thai, Mediterranean, and international dishes. A lounge and poolside bar offer casual settings for refreshments throughout the day. NH Bangkok Asoke provides an ideal urban retreat just 40 minutes from both of Bangkok’s international airports.

The Sheraton Grand Sukhumvit is a Luxury Collection Hotel that has what is arguably the grandest frontage in the city. Its vast, almost village-like presence, comprises delightful nooks and crannies of tranquillity, among the opulent large-scale vestibules. There are 420 guest rooms presented in traditional Thai style with silk, marble and teakwood, whilst offering guests the latest in-room technology for convenience and comfort. Seek out the oasis-like tropical pool area and spend an evening listening to international jazz musicians playing in The Living Room.  Dining here is a foodie paradise, with an extensive choice of restaurants and bars including Michelin-starred cuisine and for those seeking exciting food experiences, the highly rated in-house Dine in the Dark provides an unusual and unforgettable sensory journey. This is the ideal choice for guests who embrace, excellent service, and exquisite local culture and appreciate an enchanting setting.

Rising 216 metres within One Bangkok, the city’s premier business & lifestyle destination, the The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok provides a refined retreat overlooking the verdant landscapes of Lumpini Park. Inspired by the concept of a “Meeting of Two Civilisations”, the design blends traditional Thai artistry with contemporary elegance, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and select rooms with private loggias & terraces. The 23rd-floor Club Lounge offers an intimate escape with locally inspired décor, while the hotel’s three exceptional restaurants create a dynamic culinary journey—Duet by David Toutain, led by Michelin-starred chef Valentin Fouache, serves modern French cuisine in a striking Glasshouse setting; Lily’s reinterprets global classics with contemporary flavours; and Caleō presents indulgent afternoon teas & late-night cocktails against panoramic city views. For relaxation, The Ritz-Carlton Spa features five treatment rooms, a couple’s suite & a relaxation pod, complemented by a state-of-the-art fitness centre. The hotel also boasts two outdoor swimming pools, including a dedicated kids’ pool, while younger guests can enjoy engaging activities at the Ritz Kids Club. Combining cultural heritage with modern luxury, The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok offers an unparalleled experience in the heart of the city.

Capella Bangkok, a luxurious award-winning urban resort, offers an exquisite experience on the Chao Phraya River’s East bank. The resort comprises 110 guest quarters made up of seven private pool villas with stunning river views, along with suites – some with private plunge pools, family rooms, and bedrooms featuring in-room bars, never-ending luxury amenities, private balconies all with incredible views over the Chao Phraya River. Renowned Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco curates a unique fine dining experience that combines French and Italian Riviera flavours at the on-site Michelin Star restaurant, Cote. Guests can also enjoy a range of services including children’s activities, a destination spa with personalised wellness treatments, a beauty salon, in-house culturists, yoga sessions, and an outdoor swimming pool. Take afternoon tea in the Tea Lounge and enjoy complimentary ‘Chin Chin’ drinks every day at 5pm in the Stella bar. A courtesy water shuttle allows guests to reach Sathorn Pier quickly and conveniently and connects with the BTS Sky Train for further exploration of the city. Capella Bangkok effortlessly blends sophistication with boutique charm, making it the perfect retreat for discerning travellers seeking an intimate and refined stay along the river’s renaissance.

Como Bangkok is Thailand’s capital hotspot. It has an Asian aesthetic that has been combined with contemporary urban styles. The hotel is known for its award-winning cuisine served in its featured restaurant, Nham. Dishes are a modern take on traditional Thai fare, with sophisticated spicing of innovative Thai delicacies. Private dining banquets can be arranged and a range of healthy, Italian and child-friendly comfort dishes make up the in-room dining service.  The hotel has 169 rooms, two presidential suites, and four penthouses, all of which were created by Kathryn King, an interior designer based in Singapore. Many have their own yoga mates, private patio areas, outdoor showers, dining rooms and 24/7 butler service.