BANGKOK, ONE HOTEL AT A TIME
A closer look at
your Bangkok stay.
Locations, rooms and the details that change a trip.
Hotel information alongside the voices of guests.
Hotel reviews
WIRELESS ROAD / PATHUM WAN
Conrad Bangkok
Conrad Bangkok review: a garden pool, fitness facilities and the free shuttle to Phloen Chit, with room-specific guest accounts.
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WIRELESS ROAD / PLOENCHIT
Mövenpick BDMS Wellness Resort Bangkok
A garden resort in central Bangkok, occupying the former Swissôtel Nai Lert Park property under a different current identity.
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NEW PHETCHABURI ROAD / HUAI KHWANG
Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium
Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium review: the former Avani Atrium, its Phetchaburi location, room categories and contrasting guest reports.
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PRATUNAM / RATCHATHEWI
Amari Bangkok
Amari Bangkok review: the former Watergate address opposite Platinum, its 40-square-metre rooms, dining and pool.
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CHAROEN NAKHON / THON BURI RIVERSIDE
Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort
Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort review: low-rise gardens, the shuttle boat, different river outlooks and family facilities.
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RATCHAPRASONG / PATHUM WAN
Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok
Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok review: Erawan Shrine and the shopping skywalk, room-category differences and the fifth-floor pool.
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SUKHUMVIT SOI 2 / KHLONG TOEI
JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok
JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok review: Sukhumvit Soi 2, restaurant variety, the outdoor pool and room-specific comments on night noise.
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CHAROEN KRUNG / BANG KHO LAEM
Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Bangkok Menam Riverside
Ramada Plaza Menam Riverside review: Chao Phraya views, scheduled boat connections and differing guest accounts of room outlooks and breakfast.
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RATCHADAPHISEK / HUAI KHWANG
Jubilee Prestige Hotel Ratchadapisek
Jubilee Prestige Ratchadapisek review: the former Swissotel Le Concorde address, nearby Huai Khwang MRT and guest reports on room condition.
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SILOM / BANG RAK
Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
A Silom tower with contrasting room styles, wide city windows and a stronger dining-and-city emphasis than a resort-pool emphasis.
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