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There are luxury hotels aplenty in the bustling city of Bangkok, where many tourists and business travelers converge.
Metropolitan by COMO, Bangkok
This sleek property regularly hosts Thailand’s who’s who, as well as visiting film stars and fashion designers. It’s where the elite go to be seen. The hotel is designed to look like a luxury resort accompanied by minimalist aesthetics in each room, a romantic pool, and attentive service.
It’s not a stay at Metropolitan without a meal at Nahm helmed by award-winning chef David Thompson, often considered to be one of the best restaurants in Asia, if not the best.
Siam at Siam Design Hotel Bangkok
Siam at Siam in central Bangkok is one the funkiest hotel options for the modern or business traveler. Each room is artistically decked out and feature dramatically high ceilings, trendy artwork on the walls, and splashes of neon in details like throw cushions and rugs.
At The Roof Gastro, an alfresco grill restaurant, diners can enjoy panoramic views of the city while grilling their own meats on volcanic stones.
Hotel Indigo Bangkok Wireless Road
Hotel Indigo is a stylish option for couples or business travelers who want to stray from the sterility of more generic ‘minimalist’ hotels. The rooms cleverly combine both vintage and modern aesthetics, while the common atriums feature beautiful adornments like a wooden silk loom and a tuk-tuk.
If the hotel’s strength is in their details, the location of the property near a traditional silk production is also near enough to trendy malls and bars.
Hotel Muse
Hotel Muse is a luxurious hotel where ornate Thai motifs meet classic French aesthetics. Rooms are plush and opulent, offering great views of the city. One of the signature features of the hotel is The Speakeasy Rooftop Bar on the 24th and 25th floors where vintage cocktails are served in a prohibition-era setting.
For an experience even more magnificent, head to the lawn area where couches are arranged on artificial turf and the twinkling views are unparalleled.
The Sukhothai Bangkok
In central Bangkok, smack in the middle of the business district, is a garden paradise in the form of The Sukhothai Bangkok. With high-rise hotels and skyscrapers around you, It’s difficult to believe a lush space this expansive exists in the city center.
The hotel’s Celadon Restaurant, what is often dubbed as one of the city’s best Thai restaurants, serves beautifully presented food fit for a king. You can also opt for the choice of eating your dinner while being serenaded by instrumental Thai music.
Hansar Hotel Bangkok
As stated on Hansar Hotel’s official website, “the hotel was designed with the boutique traveler in mind”. If it were up to us, we’d alter it to say it was designed with the modern business traveler in mind. All 94 rooms are clean and modern with plenty of natural light, complemented by masculine touches of dark wood.
The Loft, the largest room option, can host business meetings, intimate movie screenings, and even a private dinner cooked by the hotel’s culinary team.
SO Sofitel Bangkok
Located strategically on Sukhumvit Road, SO Sofitel Bangkok is just another sophisticated member of the Sofitel group. Room features include floor-to-ceiling windows complete with sprawling city views, smart TVs with Bose sound system, and in some rooms, an illy espresso machine.
To wind down, bask by the hotel’s stunning infinity pool, or head to Le Spa for a relaxing massage or hydrotherapy bath using Thailand’s Ytsara and ancient rituals.
Source: travelwireasia.com