The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon
About
The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon occupies the lower 18 floors of King Power Mahanakhon, Ole Scheeren's 314-meter tower with a pixelated cutaway spiraling up its full height, and Jaime Hayon designed the interiors. It has 155 rooms and suites, and in true Standard fashion its bars and restaurants get as much attention as the rooms.
It suits design-minded travelers, couples and groups planning nights out, and dog owners. The tower stands in Silom, in the Bang Rak district, with direct access from Exit 3 of BTS Chong Nonsi on the Silom Line, the same line as Saphan Taksin, the station for the river boats.
Rooms and suites
All rooms are between the 8th and 18th floors, with floor-to-ceiling windows, Bang & Olufsen speakers and Nespresso machines, and most categories have a soaking tub. Rooms run from 29-square-meter Standard Kings to corner rooms of 56 to 57 square meters that sleep a family of four, three balcony suites and two penthouses with kitchens, the largest 144 square meters. Some rooms connect.
Pool, gym and The Parlor
There is a terrace pool with its own menu of light dishes and juices, and a 24-hour gym with city views that is free for guests. The Parlor on the ground floor acts as the hotel's living room, with coffee and breakfast in the morning, Thai dishes from 11 a.m., and DJ sessions, live music and talks. For work, four meeting rooms of 29 to 126 square meters, with 3.2-meter ceilings and daylight, host workshops, productions and receptions.
Up the tower
Guests share the building with the Mahanakhon SkyWalk, the observation deck and glass tray at the top of the tower. Tickets are sold by King Power Mahanakhon, not the hotel, and Sky Beach, the rooftop bar, doubles as an entry point.
Recognition
The MICHELIN Guide includes the hotel in its selection without a Key, and lists Ojo in its Bangkok restaurant selection.
Restaurants and bars
The hotel runs its restaurants and bars from the ground floor to the top of the tower, and advises booking ahead everywhere, though walk-ins are taken when there is room.
Ojo fills the 76th and 77th floors with Mexican cooking by chef Francisco “Paco” Ruano of Alcalde restaurant, a terrace with 360-degree views and a long list of tequila and mezcal.
Sky Beach is the rooftop cocktail bar, which the tower's operator bills as Bangkok's highest, with DJs at night.
The Standard Grill brings the New York original's American steakhouse menu to Bangkok, with regional ingredients, seafood and cocktails mixed at the table. Mott 32, from Hong Kong, serves Cantonese food and has private dining rooms for up to 26.
Double Standard is an all-day, British-style pub with craft and draft beer and a green terrace. Tease is the tea room for afternoon tea, and The Parlor and The Pool cover coffee, Thai dishes and poolside bites.
Sources: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, hotel FAQ, King Power Mahanakhon, MICHELIN Guide. Checked September 25, 2026.
Contact Information
Bangkok, 10500
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The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon
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About The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon
The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon occupies the lower 18 floors of King Power Mahanakhon, Ole Scheeren's 314-meter tower with a pixelated cutaway spiraling up its full height, and Jaime Hayon designed the interiors. It has 155 rooms and suites, and in true Standard fashion its bars and restaurants get as much attention as the rooms.
It suits design-minded travelers, couples and groups planning nights out, and dog owners. The tower stands in Silom, in the Bang Rak district, with direct access from Exit 3 of BTS Chong Nonsi on the Silom Line, the same line as Saphan Taksin, the station for the river boats.
Rooms and suites
All rooms are between the 8th and 18th floors, with floor-to-ceiling windows, Bang & Olufsen speakers and Nespresso machines, and most categories have a soaking tub. Rooms run from 29-square-meter Standard Kings to corner rooms of 56 to 57 square meters that sleep a family of four, three balcony suites and two penthouses with kitchens, the largest 144 square meters. Some rooms connect.
Pool, gym and The Parlor
There is a terrace pool with its own menu of light dishes and juices, and a 24-hour gym with city views that is free for guests. The Parlor on the ground floor acts as the hotel's living room, with coffee and breakfast in the morning, Thai dishes from 11 a.m., and DJ sessions, live music and talks. For work, four meeting rooms of 29 to 126 square meters, with 3.2-meter ceilings and daylight, host workshops, productions and receptions.
Up the tower
Guests share the building with the Mahanakhon SkyWalk, the observation deck and glass tray at the top of the tower. Tickets are sold by King Power Mahanakhon, not the hotel, and Sky Beach, the rooftop bar, doubles as an entry point.
Recognition
The MICHELIN Guide includes the hotel in its selection without a Key, and lists Ojo in its Bangkok restaurant selection.
Restaurants and bars
The hotel runs its restaurants and bars from the ground floor to the top of the tower, and advises booking ahead everywhere, though walk-ins are taken when there is room.
Ojo fills the 76th and 77th floors with Mexican cooking by chef Francisco “Paco” Ruano of Alcalde restaurant, a terrace with 360-degree views and a long list of tequila and mezcal.
Sky Beach is the rooftop cocktail bar, which the tower's operator bills as Bangkok's highest, with DJs at night.
The Standard Grill brings the New York original's American steakhouse menu to Bangkok, with regional ingredients, seafood and cocktails mixed at the table. Mott 32, from Hong Kong, serves Cantonese food and has private dining rooms for up to 26.
Double Standard is an all-day, British-style pub with craft and draft beer and a green terrace. Tease is the tea room for afternoon tea, and The Parlor and The Pool cover coffee, Thai dishes and poolside bites.
Sources: The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, hotel FAQ, King Power Mahanakhon, MICHELIN Guide. Checked September 25, 2026.