Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit
About
Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit is a 345-room tower on Sukhumvit Road between Soi 13 and Soi 15 that brings the Sofitel idea of French art de vivre to Asok, and its most practical feature is an exclusive sky bridge connecting it directly to both BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit stations. With two rail lines at the door, the city's shopping districts, cultural landmarks and concert venues are a train ride away rather than a taxi ride along Sukhumvit.
It suits business travelers, concert-goers and shoppers, since Terminal 21 Asok is a short walk and the hotel places EmSphere, Benjakitti Park and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center within easy reach. The French touches run from the pastry case at Le Macaron to the L'Occitane spa, while the top floor belongs to a Belgian brasserie.
Rooms and suites
Every room has floor-to-ceiling windows, a marble bathroom, the Sofitel MyBed and Karl Lagerfeld bath amenities. Magnifique rooms, on the 8th to 18th floors, measure 42 square meters. Families can book Family Rooms or a Family Connecting three-bedroom option, and Club Millésime rooms and all suites include the 31st-floor executive lounge, with breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails and canapés. Suites climb from Junior and Prestige Suites through the Opera and Two Bedrooms suites to the Legendary and Imperial suites at the top of the range.
The wellness floor
The ninth floor is given over to wellness. Sofitel SPA with L'Occitane has seven treatment rooms, two for traditional Thai massage and one for couples, plus a Jacuzzi, and it pairs French-Mediterranean spa rituals with Thai techniques. The same floor holds the recently refurbished pool, with a wooden deck, cabanas and La Terrasse for food, the 24-hour Sofitel Fitness gym and a hair and nail salon.
Meetings and celebrations
The pillarless 700-square-meter Grand Ballroom and a set of smaller salons handle conferences and weddings, and Belga, Bella Sera and Maison Mizuki can each be booked for private events.
Restaurants and bars
The hotel runs five restaurants and bars, all open to non-guests.
Belga Rooftop Bar & Brasserie, on the 32nd floor, serves Belgian food such as moules frites, waterzooi and beef braised in stout, with a long Belgian beer list, cocktails and indoor and terrace seating over the skyline. Casual dress is fine, but singlets and flip-flops are not.
Bella Sera, on the second floor, cooks Italian home-style food inspired by the recipes of Chef Fabio's mother from Udine, with handmade pasta, pizza and a two- or three-course set lunch.
Maison Mizuki, on the lobby level, is a Japanese restaurant and whisky bar that pairs sushi with Japanese and international whiskies and six signature cocktails.
Le Macaron, also on the lobby level, is the French café and bakery, with a ventilated terrace facing Sukhumvit Road, bistro dishes and the Le Goûter afternoon tea of macarons, mille-feuille and scones. La Terrasse Poolside Dining & Bar, on the ninth floor, serves Thai dishes, pizzas and Middle Eastern plates by the pool.
Sources: Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, restaurants and bars, wellness, rooms and suites, Accor hotel page. Checked September 26, 2026.
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Bangkok, 10110
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Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit
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About Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit
Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit is a 345-room tower on Sukhumvit Road between Soi 13 and Soi 15 that brings the Sofitel idea of French art de vivre to Asok, and its most practical feature is an exclusive sky bridge connecting it directly to both BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit stations. With two rail lines at the door, the city's shopping districts, cultural landmarks and concert venues are a train ride away rather than a taxi ride along Sukhumvit.
It suits business travelers, concert-goers and shoppers, since Terminal 21 Asok is a short walk and the hotel places EmSphere, Benjakitti Park and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center within easy reach. The French touches run from the pastry case at Le Macaron to the L'Occitane spa, while the top floor belongs to a Belgian brasserie.
Rooms and suites
Every room has floor-to-ceiling windows, a marble bathroom, the Sofitel MyBed and Karl Lagerfeld bath amenities. Magnifique rooms, on the 8th to 18th floors, measure 42 square meters. Families can book Family Rooms or a Family Connecting three-bedroom option, and Club Millésime rooms and all suites include the 31st-floor executive lounge, with breakfast, afternoon tea and evening cocktails and canapés. Suites climb from Junior and Prestige Suites through the Opera and Two Bedrooms suites to the Legendary and Imperial suites at the top of the range.
The wellness floor
The ninth floor is given over to wellness. Sofitel SPA with L'Occitane has seven treatment rooms, two for traditional Thai massage and one for couples, plus a Jacuzzi, and it pairs French-Mediterranean spa rituals with Thai techniques. The same floor holds the recently refurbished pool, with a wooden deck, cabanas and La Terrasse for food, the 24-hour Sofitel Fitness gym and a hair and nail salon.
Meetings and celebrations
The pillarless 700-square-meter Grand Ballroom and a set of smaller salons handle conferences and weddings, and Belga, Bella Sera and Maison Mizuki can each be booked for private events.
Restaurants and bars
The hotel runs five restaurants and bars, all open to non-guests.
Belga Rooftop Bar & Brasserie, on the 32nd floor, serves Belgian food such as moules frites, waterzooi and beef braised in stout, with a long Belgian beer list, cocktails and indoor and terrace seating over the skyline. Casual dress is fine, but singlets and flip-flops are not.
Bella Sera, on the second floor, cooks Italian home-style food inspired by the recipes of Chef Fabio's mother from Udine, with handmade pasta, pizza and a two- or three-course set lunch.
Maison Mizuki, on the lobby level, is a Japanese restaurant and whisky bar that pairs sushi with Japanese and international whiskies and six signature cocktails.
Le Macaron, also on the lobby level, is the French café and bakery, with a ventilated terrace facing Sukhumvit Road, bistro dishes and the Le Goûter afternoon tea of macarons, mille-feuille and scones. La Terrasse Poolside Dining & Bar, on the ninth floor, serves Thai dishes, pizzas and Middle Eastern plates by the pool.
Sources: Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit, restaurants and bars, wellness, rooms and suites, Accor hotel page. Checked September 26, 2026.
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