Rooms

Nine room types run from Standard Double and Twin rooms with a walk-in shower to Grand Deluxe and Solaria rooms that add a bathtub; the Solaria rooms also have a bathrobe and an espresso machine. The Deluxe Corner Triple Room has three single beds and there is only one on each floor, so book it early if you are traveling as three. Standard rooms cannot take an extra bed.

Restaurant and bar

Umenohana, the hotel's Japanese restaurant, serves breakfast as set menus (Japanese, Thai, Western, vegetarian and a children's set) and opens again for lunch and dinner. Trans Blue Bar sits beside the pool on the 27th floor and opens from 3 p.m. to midnight, so a sunset drink with the city view does not mean leaving the building.

Pool and gym

The outdoor pool and the gym share the 27th floor and are open from 7 a.m. to midnight, free for hotel guests only. The gym's treadmills face the windows and the lake.

Getting there

The hotel connects directly to Exit 4 of BTS Asok, and MRT Sukhumvit Exit 3 is about a minute's walk. From Suvarnabhumi Airport, the Airport Rail Link to Makkasan connects with MRT Phetchaburi, one stop from Sukhumvit; a taxi is simpler with luggage but depends on traffic. Terminal 21 is across Sukhumvit Road at the same junction.

Who it suits

The location does the work here. The BTS reaches Siam, for the big malls, in four stops, and the MRT Blue Line runs from Sukhumvit to Chinatown in one direction and to Chatuchak Weekend Market in the other, with no change of train. Families of three get a real bed each in the corner triple rooms.

Before you book

Check-in is from 3 p.m. and check-out is by noon. Breakfast is charged separately unless your rate includes it, and Standard rooms have a shower only, so pick a Grand Deluxe or Solaria room if you want a bath.

Sources: Solaria Nishitetsu Hotel Bangkok, rooms, Umenohana, Trans Blue Bar, pool and fitness, location, Klook hotel page (opening year, rooms, check-in times). Checked October 21, 2026.