Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok
About
Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok is a 407-room tower on Sukhumvit Soi 18, a side street off Sukhumvit Road in Khlong Toei, and its appeal is practical rather than glamorous. The hotel puts you about an 8-minute walk from BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit, the interchange where the Skytrain meets the subway, and runs its own free shuttle up to Sukhumvit Road for guests who would rather not walk the soi.
It works best for travelers who value location and price over polish: business visitors heading to the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, one MRT stop away, shoppers bound for Terminal 21 and the Emporium, EmQuartier and EmSphere malls, and families or friends who want connecting rooms. Rooms are being renovated in stages, so it is worth choosing the room category deliberately.
Rooms
The newly renovated Classic rooms are the most spacious standard option, with king or twin beds, 55-inch smart TVs and a refreshed design; two can be booked together as a 70 sqm Renovated Classic Connecting Room for families. Premier rooms mix wood and carpet floors with a marble shower room and are the category with a bidet, while Superior rooms keep a bathtub. Deluxe rooms sit on the higher floors for wider city views, with Thai wooden floors and armchairs, and Junior Suites add a balcony terrace. Windows do not open, and every room has a safe, minibar and coffee and tea facilities.
Getting around
Asok and Sukhumvit stations are the main reason to stay here: from that interchange the BTS runs toward Siam and the malls, and the MRT runs to Chinatown and to Sanam Chai for the Grand Palace. The hotel's complimentary shuttle runs between the hotel and the Sukhumvit Road ends of Soi 18 and Soi 20 for staying guests, and during selected major events it also runs to the convention center. Benjakitti Park is one MRT stop away for a morning run.
Pool and fitness
The outdoor pool is on the 4th floor, beside the Mexican restaurant and a pool bar, and the gym is on the 24th floor with views over the Sukhumvit skyline. There is no sauna. A prayer room is available on the 23rd floor, and same-day laundry runs for items sent before 10 a.m.
Meetings and weddings
The hotel is a busy event venue, with a 745 sqm main function room fitted with an LED screen, smaller breakout rooms from about a dozen people, and packages for Thai and Indian weddings. Its catering team also runs outside catering for events elsewhere in the city.
Restaurants and bars
Red Pepper, on the 1st floor, is the all-day restaurant: a buffet breakfast, then an à la carte menu of Thai, Indian, Asian and international dishes until late in the evening.
Mexicano Restaurante Autentico sits beside the pool and is known for tacos, fresh guacamole and cocktails; check the FAQ below for its current status.
Lobby Bar covers everything from morning coffee and grab-and-go snacks to cocktails, wine, salads and burgers late into the night, and the Pool Bar serves drinks by the water. In-room dining runs 24 hours, with Halal and vegetarian options.
Sources: Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok, rooms, location, dining, hotel FAQ. Checked September 25, 2026.
Contact Information
Bangkok, 10110
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Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok
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About Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok
Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok is a 407-room tower on Sukhumvit Soi 18, a side street off Sukhumvit Road in Khlong Toei, and its appeal is practical rather than glamorous. The hotel puts you about an 8-minute walk from BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit, the interchange where the Skytrain meets the subway, and runs its own free shuttle up to Sukhumvit Road for guests who would rather not walk the soi.
It works best for travelers who value location and price over polish: business visitors heading to the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, one MRT stop away, shoppers bound for Terminal 21 and the Emporium, EmQuartier and EmSphere malls, and families or friends who want connecting rooms. Rooms are being renovated in stages, so it is worth choosing the room category deliberately.
Rooms
The newly renovated Classic rooms are the most spacious standard option, with king or twin beds, 55-inch smart TVs and a refreshed design; two can be booked together as a 70 sqm Renovated Classic Connecting Room for families. Premier rooms mix wood and carpet floors with a marble shower room and are the category with a bidet, while Superior rooms keep a bathtub. Deluxe rooms sit on the higher floors for wider city views, with Thai wooden floors and armchairs, and Junior Suites add a balcony terrace. Windows do not open, and every room has a safe, minibar and coffee and tea facilities.
Getting around
Asok and Sukhumvit stations are the main reason to stay here: from that interchange the BTS runs toward Siam and the malls, and the MRT runs to Chinatown and to Sanam Chai for the Grand Palace. The hotel's complimentary shuttle runs between the hotel and the Sukhumvit Road ends of Soi 18 and Soi 20 for staying guests, and during selected major events it also runs to the convention center. Benjakitti Park is one MRT stop away for a morning run.
Pool and fitness
The outdoor pool is on the 4th floor, beside the Mexican restaurant and a pool bar, and the gym is on the 24th floor with views over the Sukhumvit skyline. There is no sauna. A prayer room is available on the 23rd floor, and same-day laundry runs for items sent before 10 a.m.
Meetings and weddings
The hotel is a busy event venue, with a 745 sqm main function room fitted with an LED screen, smaller breakout rooms from about a dozen people, and packages for Thai and Indian weddings. Its catering team also runs outside catering for events elsewhere in the city.
Restaurants and bars
Red Pepper, on the 1st floor, is the all-day restaurant: a buffet breakfast, then an à la carte menu of Thai, Indian, Asian and international dishes until late in the evening.
Mexicano Restaurante Autentico sits beside the pool and is known for tacos, fresh guacamole and cocktails; check the FAQ below for its current status.
Lobby Bar covers everything from morning coffee and grab-and-go snacks to cocktails, wine, salads and burgers late into the night, and the Pool Bar serves drinks by the water. In-room dining runs 24 hours, with Halal and vegetarian options.
Sources: Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok, rooms, location, dining, hotel FAQ. Checked September 25, 2026.