Best Luxury Hotels in Bangkok Province

The Siam is surrounded by historical places, museums and notable Bangkok temples, offering sightseeing convenience. The luxurious hotel is set on 3 acres of privately owned premium river frontage – the River of Kings. It has a total of 39 guestrooms and is characterized by an oriental allure along with contemporary comforts. Designed by two world-renowned architects, Bill Bensley and Krissada Sukusol, The Siam offers one of the largest suites in Bangkok, as well as open roof terraces, private pool villas and a sumptuous spa. Eating here is an unforgettable experience, with the hotel providing exclusive dining services on its teakwood houses. Plus guests can take a trip on the river, watching Bangkok by boat from the private piers while sipping on one of The Siam’s irresistible cocktails. 

Reimagined in 2023, the exquisite InterContinental Bangkok, an IHG Hotel , located in the Ratchaprasong area, with the BTS Skytrain adjacent to the hotel offers a cosmopolitan escape. in a convenient location. Rooms are classic in style with a fresh interior and curated artwork throughout.  The spa and outdoor pool boast stunning views across the city and the fitness centre, along with daily exercise classes are exclusive to hotel guests. Seasonal and sustainable cuisine is the order of the day at each of the hotel’s restaurants; from breakfast at Espresso to European-inspired cuisine, we offer a creative dining and cocktail culture.

Stay in a four-star Marriott property close to Lumpini Park and Pratunam Market: The Westin Sukhumvit offers rooms with blackout curtains, free newspapers and movies, optional babysitting services, toiletries and minibars. Guests can dine on sophisticated Japanese cuisine at the Kisso restaurant, or buffet food at Taste. Horizons Sky Lounge is a drinking spot with views across the city and karaoke if you’re in the mood for a song or two. The Vareena Spa is a serene space offering a unique range of therapies that combine modern and ancient techniques. Treatments can also be arranged in-room. Other facilities include a fitness centre, an outdoor pool area with a bar and an onsite gift shop.

In receipt of the AHEAD Award for the Best Hotel New Build in Asia, this 155-room forward-thinking flagship property features immersive designs by Jamie Hayon and The Standard’s in-house team. It boasts the highest alfresco rooftop bar in the capital, as well as a fantastic selection of other bars and restaurants; The Parlor (great for live music, lectures and lounging), an alternative tea room named Tease, an American steakhouse, an award-winning Chinese cuisine by Mott 32, and the super funky, boldly decorated Ojo Mexican-inspired restaurant. Plush, pet-friendly bedrooms have a retro vibe, as well as Nespresso Machines and Bang & Olufsen Bluetooth Speakers. A 24/7 state-of-the-art fitness centre and terrace pool can be enjoyed by guests who love to work out whilst on their travels.

Take a dip in the infinity pool as you admire sublime views of the skyline at bird’s eye level on Hotel Indigo’s 24th floor. Set in a leafy suburb within walking distance of Lumphini Park, the property has a funky feel, with retro elements and lots of modern arty influences that reflect Bangkok’s current culture. The in-house cafe, Metro on Wireless, serves Thai and international dishes, while CHAR Restaurant & Rooftop Bar is an award-winning dining venue with a wood-fired grill and more fantastic panoramas.

The well-heeled district of Langsuan, beside Lumphini Park, was the chosen setting for Kempinski Hotels and Siam Sindhorn Company Limited’s second collaboration in Thailand. It opened in 2020, with a Lobby Lounge serving fine afternoon teas, cocktails at Firefly Bar, seafood at Bistrot de la Mer and Royal Thai dishes at Loukjaan by the Michelin-starred Saneh Jaan. It contains Asia’s first hotel boutique fitness facilities which covers two floors of Sindhorn Wellness by Resense, the hotel’s spa, which also incorporates a partially covered outdoor infinity pool. The Sindhorn Kempinski has 274 bedrooms and suites.

145 bedrooms including suites with one, two or three bedrooms and kitchenettes are available to book at the Oriental Residence in the Embassy neighbourhood of downtown Bangkok. Its fourth-floor pool has cocktails, cabanas and a games area with a foosball table as well as some cracking views — there’s also a kids’ pool adjoining this area for families and a playroom. Dine on gourmet comfort food all day long at Café Claire, or for lunch or dinner at The Play Deck, beside the pool.

Found in the burgeoning On Nut district, INNSiDE Bangkok Sukhumvit is right by the Skytrain station and the BITEC convention centre. Business travellers will appreciate the views and facilities of the co-working space on the 32nd floor.  On the top floor (34) is an infinity pool and The Giant Swing Pool Bar, with the LUZ tapas bar just below. Guests can also experience Thai food at The Kites Eatery. The fun-loving residence has 208 bedrooms with Chromecast, coffee machines, mini-bars and gaming devices. The 24/7 amenities appeal to the young professional set.

Located on the banks of Chao Phraya River, Shangri-La Bangkok is undoubtedly one of the most luxurious hotels in the capital. It’s a 5-star hotel offering excellent value, convenience, as well as stunning interior design. Guests enjoy eclectic views of the river, while many of the bedrooms are strategically located by the quieter poolside. This is perfect for those who prefer large-scale hotels – Shangri-La has a whopping 802 rooms housed in two adjacent towers, the Shangri-La Wing and Krungthep Wing. Set in a prime area close to Bangkok central business district, just next to the sky train at Saphan Taskin BTS station, it’s ideally suiting those visiting for work. Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok is less than 40 minutes away from Suvarnabhumi International Airport.

Conveniently located, overlooking the Chao Phraya River, this city centre hotel is a hub of energy and style. Throughout the hotel and grounds lush courtyards and water features bring a sense of calm whilst each guest room and spacious suite boasts sophisticated interiors and hi-tech amenities. Dining here is an exquisite experience with a choice of superb restaurants and bars; from the glamour of BKK Social Club through to the Riverfront French Brasserie guests are sure to find the perfect match for any taste or occasion. The spa and wellness centre offers a haven of tranquillity and with a choice of infinity pool and lap pools guests can soak and swim whilst taking in the stunning views across the city. This riverside resort is the perfect Bangkok bolthole.

Shortly entering into its fifth year of operation, the Rosewood’s Bangkok property offers 158 bedrooms (including 20 suites and three signature “houses”), four restaurants and bars, Sense, A Rosewood Spa and an indoor-outdoor saltwater lap pool. Frette 600 thread-count linen, Nespresso coffee machines, premium minibars and Dyson hairdryers come as standard, with the top rooms offering walk-in closets, guest powder rooms, butler service, VIP lifts and whirlpool bathtubs. Guests have access to a top-floor speakeasy bar with the largest collection of vinyl in Southeast Asia, Chinese, Thai and European cuisine and a fancy French afternoon tea service.

Located on the west side of the Chao Praya River, this hotel offers a haven-like atmosphere and a huge pool by Bangkok standards. Guests can take Muay Thai boxing classes, sign up for cooking lessons, play tennis, sightseeing on a river cruise or dine as a couple on a restored rice barge, listen to live music beside the water, drink in the swim-up bar and enjoy Elemis treatments in the spa. The kids club offers a cultural and engaging programme of activities. Dining options include Italian cuisine, a global buffet, a cafe and patisserie and freshly cooked delights from a Chinese wood-fired oven (a rare experience).