Rooms and suites

Premium rooms are about 30 square meters, and the Club rooms and Club Floor add lounge access with breakfast and evening drinks. Higher floors look down Sukhumvit Road toward the city skyline.

Restaurants and bars

Atrium is the buffet restaurant, Sui Sian serves Cantonese food and dim sum, Rib Room & Bar Steakhouse sits high in the building with city views, and The Quad handles casual meals and drinks.

Pool and fitness

The hotel has an outdoor pool and a fitness center, a welcome break from the heat and traffic of Sukhumvit.

The neighborhood

Nana is one of Sukhumvit's liveliest stretches, with international restaurants on Soi 11, Middle Eastern cafés around Soi 3, and a well-known nightlife strip nearby. Families may prefer a quieter area, but the location is hard to beat for transit, food and late-night options.

Getting there

Nana BTS station is linked to the hotel. From Suvarnabhumi Airport, a taxi takes roughly 30 to 60 minutes depending on traffic; the Airport Rail Link to Phaya Thai, then the BTS, avoids the expressway at rush hour.

Who it suits

The Landmark suits business travelers and visitors who prioritize transit and dining over quiet. The BTS link means you can reach the Ratchaprasong malls in a few minutes and the river at Saphan Taksin in about 25, and the hotel's restaurants are well regarded by local diners. Travelers with children, or anyone wanting a calm evening stroll, may prefer Phrom Phong or the embassy district a few stops away.

Nearby

Soi 11 has several rooftop bars and restaurants, Terminal 21 Asok is one BTS stop east, and the lakeside paths of Benjakitti Park are a short ride south for a morning walk or run.

Before you book

Check-in is from 2 p.m. and check-out by noon; early and late requests depend on availability. Published rates start at about THB 4,090 a night before taxes.

Sources: The Landmark Bangkok, rooms, FAQ, contact. Checked October 11, 2026.