Breakfast and lunch

The hotel describes the morning spread as a signature Waldorf Astoria breakfast where local delicacies meet international dishes, and the Eggs Benedict is the one to try. Lunch brings international dishes built on locally sourced ingredients and refined technique, and once a month the restaurant hosts a caviar brunch. The Brasserie serves breakfast and lunch only, every day, and closes at 2 p.m.; for dinner, the hotel's other restaurants take over. Tables can be booked online through OpenTable, and dress is smart casual.

Getting there

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok stands on Ratchadamri Road near the Ratchaprasong intersection, the Erawan Shrine and the area's shopping malls, and the hotel sits next to the BTS Skytrain line. Parking at the hotel is complimentary, both self-parking and valet.

Inside Waldorf Astoria Bangkok

The 171-room hotel was designed by André Fu and AvroKO, who blend contemporary Thai style with the New York glamour of the original Waldorf Astoria, according to the MICHELIN Guide. Its other venues include:

Bull & Bear, the flagship steakhouse high above the city, inspired by the Bull & Bear at the original New York hotel and open for lunch and dinner.

Front Room, the Thai restaurant, cooking home-style dishes around the eight flavors of Thai cuisine.

Peacock Alley, the lounge overlooking the Royal Bangkok Sports Club, for pastries, afternoon tea, light meals and wine.

The Loft, an Art Nouveau-inspired bar drawing on the old Waldorf Astoria bar book for its cocktails, open in the evening.

Sources: The Brasserie, Waldorf Astoria Bangkok dining, MICHELIN Guide. Checked September 25, 2026.