Hotels Directory

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok rises from Nai Lert Park, a seven-acre garden enclave off Wireless Road that dates to 1915, and it brings Aman's understated style to the middle of

Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel occupies a 1980s landmark on Ratchadamri Road, built on former royal land, and it still feels like a grand hotel: chandeliered ceilings, a frescoed

Banyan Tree Bangkok is the slender 61-storey tower on South Sathorn Road, best known for the open-air Vertigo and Moon Bar on its roof. Those rooftop venues, along with

Capella Bangkok opened in October 2020 on the east bank of the Chao Phraya, where Charoen Krung, the city's first paved road, meets the river. For a hotel of its ambition

Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok stands on the Chao Phraya at Charoen Krung Soi 70, and its distinction is space: all 396 rooms and suites start at 60 square meters, each

Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River is a low-rise, garden-wrapped hotel on the east bank of the river, opened in December 2020 within the Chao Phraya Estate

Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok was the first Kimpton in Southeast Asia, and it plays the brand's hand: a design-led, relaxed hotel on Soi Ton Son in Langsuan, with a garden at

lebua at State Tower is an all-suite hotel inside State Tower, the gold-domed skyscraper at the river end of Silom Road. Its 179 suites each have a separate bedroom, a living

Park Hyatt Bangkok occupies most of Central Embassy, the silver-shingled tower on Wireless Road that the MICHELIN Guide says draws on the form of local pagodas, with direct