About
Dusit Thani Bangkok reopened on September 27, 2024, in a new 39-story tower on the same corner of Rama IV and Silom Roads where the original Dusit Thani, a Bangkok landmark, opened in 1970. Its 257 rooms and suites all face Lumphini Park, and the hotel is the centerpiece of the Dusit Central Park development.
It suits travelers who want a new luxury hotel with a strong Thai identity and views over the city's green heart. Sala Daeng BTS and Si Lom MRT stations are at the corner, Lumphini Park is across the road, and the restaurants and nightlife of Silom, including Le Du, are a short walk.
Rooms and suites
Rooms start at about 50 square meters, and every one looks over Lumphini Park. The design brings back details from the original hotel, including its golden spire, reinterpreted at the top of the new tower.
Restaurants and bars
Benjarong Bangkok is the flagship Thai restaurant, open for lunch and dinner daily, and Pavilion serves Thai food in a more casual setting. Thien Duong, the Vietnamese restaurant from the original hotel, has returned, and Cannubi by Umberto Bombana brings the Hong Kong chef's Italian cooking.
Dusit Gourmet is the deli and bakery, and the Grand Lobby Bar, 1970 Bar and Spire Rooftop Bar cover drinks from afternoon tea to late-night views.
Pool and wellness
The outdoor pool overlooks the park, and the hotel has a spa and fitness center.
The neighborhood
Lumphini Park is the city's favorite place to run, cycle or paddle a swan boat, and it is busiest in the cool early morning and at dusk. Silom's office towers, night markets and restaurants are on the doorstep, and the Snake Farm at the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute is a short walk along Rama IV Road.
Getting there
Sala Daeng BTS and Si Lom MRT stations are at the intersection. From Suvarnabhumi Airport, a taxi takes roughly 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic; the Airport Rail Link to Makkasan, then the MRT, avoids the expressway at rush hour.
A Bangkok landmark
When the original Dusit Thani opened in 1970 it was the tallest building in Thailand, and its spire became a symbol of the city. The hotel closed in 2019 so the site could be rebuilt as Dusit Central Park, a mixed development of residences, offices, a mall and a rooftop park. The new hotel brings back much of the old spirit, from Benjarong and Thien Duong to the 1970 Bar, which nods to the year the first hotel opened.
Before you book
Check-in is from 3 p.m. Benjarong takes reservations on +66 2 200 9009 and is worth booking in advance. Ask for a high floor for the widest park view.
Sources: Dusit Thani Bangkok, FAQ, rooms, dining, Dusit International. Checked October 11, 2026.
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Bangkok, 10500
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About Dusit Thani Bangkok
Quick answer: Dusit Thani Bangkok is a hotel at 98 Rama IV Road, Bangkok, 10500. Bangkok's landmark hotel, rebuilt and reopened in 2024 at Rama IV and Silom: 257 park-view rooms, Benjarong, Thien Duong and a rooftop bar.
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Dusit Thani Bangkok reopened on September 27, 2024, in a new 39-story tower on the same corner of Rama IV and Silom Roads where the original Dusit Thani, a Bangkok landmark, opened in 1970. Its 257 rooms and suites all face Lumphini Park, and the hotel is the centerpiece of the Dusit Central Park development.
It suits travelers who want a new luxury hotel with a strong Thai identity and views over the city's green heart. Sala Daeng BTS and Si Lom MRT stations are at the corner, Lumphini Park is across the road, and the restaurants and nightlife of Silom, including Le Du, are a short walk.
Rooms and suites
Rooms start at about 50 square meters, and every one looks over Lumphini Park. The design brings back details from the original hotel, including its golden spire, reinterpreted at the top of the new tower.
Restaurants and bars
Benjarong Bangkok is the flagship Thai restaurant, open for lunch and dinner daily, and Pavilion serves Thai food in a more casual setting. Thien Duong, the Vietnamese restaurant from the original hotel, has returned, and Cannubi by Umberto Bombana brings the Hong Kong chef's Italian cooking.
Dusit Gourmet is the deli and bakery, and the Grand Lobby Bar, 1970 Bar and Spire Rooftop Bar cover drinks from afternoon tea to late-night views.
Pool and wellness
The outdoor pool overlooks the park, and the hotel has a spa and fitness center.
The neighborhood
Lumphini Park is the city's favorite place to run, cycle or paddle a swan boat, and it is busiest in the cool early morning and at dusk. Silom's office towers, night markets and restaurants are on the doorstep, and the Snake Farm at the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute is a short walk along Rama IV Road.
Getting there
Sala Daeng BTS and Si Lom MRT stations are at the intersection. From Suvarnabhumi Airport, a taxi takes roughly 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic; the Airport Rail Link to Makkasan, then the MRT, avoids the expressway at rush hour.
A Bangkok landmark
When the original Dusit Thani opened in 1970 it was the tallest building in Thailand, and its spire became a symbol of the city. The hotel closed in 2019 so the site could be rebuilt as Dusit Central Park, a mixed development of residences, offices, a mall and a rooftop park. The new hotel brings back much of the old spirit, from Benjarong and Thien Duong to the 1970 Bar, which nods to the year the first hotel opened.
Before you book
Check-in is from 3 p.m. Benjarong takes reservations on +66 2 200 9009 and is worth booking in advance. Ask for a high floor for the widest park view.
Sources: Dusit Thani Bangkok, FAQ, rooms, dining, Dusit International. Checked October 11, 2026.
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