The upper-mid-range Bandara Suites Silom offers 240 rooms, suites, and serviced apartments in a quiet, residential area close to Bangkok's business and financial hubs. Guest units are contemporary, featuring dark wood furnishings and flat-screen TVs with DVD players, although some visitors have complained about general cleanliness and rooms showing wear. The hotel also has two swimming pools, a whirlpool hot tub, a sauna, a modern fitness center, and an on-site restaurant where a buffet breakfast is served each morning. A la carte lunch and dinner items are available as well.
The upper-mid-range Bandara Suites Silom offers 240 rooms, suites, and serviced apartments in a quiet, residential area close to Bangkok's business and financial hubs. Guest units are contemporary, featuring dark wood furnishings and flat-screen TVs with DVD players, although some visitors have complained about general cleanliness and rooms showing wear. The hotel also has two swimming pools, a whirlpool hot tub, a sauna, a modern fitness center, and an on-site restaurant where a buffet breakfast is served each morning. A la carte lunch and dinner items are available as well.
The upscale, 73-room Siam Heritage uses antique handicrafts and paintings from northern Thailand to inject charm into an otherwise aging hotel. Rooms, some of which are especially in need of upgrading, are decorated in northern Lanna style, and those staying longer term will appreciate the admittedly dated kitchenettes in all but the cheapest rooms. But the location is the real draw here -- just seconds on foot to the famous Patpong Night Market and its raucous bar scene, and a 10-minute walk to well-connected Skytrain and subway stations. The ground-floor coffee shop and bakery gets positive reviews and, together with the street-level restaurant, pulls in the local office crowd at lunchtime; the small, ninth-floor rooftop pool is also a popular escape, though it suffers from too few loungers. Travelers looking for more up-to-date rooms could try the four-pearl Anantara Bangkok Sathorn.
The upscale, 73-room Siam Heritage uses antique handicrafts and paintings from northern Thailand to inject charm into an otherwise aging hotel. Rooms, some of which are especially in need of upgrading, are decorated in northern Lanna style, and those staying longer term will appreciate the admittedly dated kitchenettes in all but the cheapest rooms. But the location is the real draw here -- just seconds on foot to the famous Patpong Night Market and its raucous bar scene, and a 10-minute walk to well-connected Skytrain and subway stations. The ground-floor coffee shop and bakery gets positive reviews and, together with the street-level restaurant, pulls in the local office crowd at lunchtime; the small, ninth-floor rooftop pool is also a popular escape, though it suffers from too few loungers. Travelers looking for more up-to-date rooms could try the four-pearl Anantara Bangkok Sathorn.
Evergreeen Place Bangkok is an upscale but somewhat dated hotel with 119 apartment-style suites designed for both short- and long-stay guests, including students at the nearby Chulalongkorn University. It’s also popular with both families and business travelers, since suites have kitchenettes, living rooms, and separate bedrooms. There’s also a rooftop pool, spa, and extensive fitness center, and a restaurant that serves a free buffet breakfast. However, none of the interiors quite live up to its four-star ranking. The hotel is centrally located, within walking distance of one of the city's luxury malls and a sky train station, but it's worth comparing with the Glow Pratunam Hotel, a funky, upscale hotel with notably welcoming service.
Evergreeen Place Bangkok is an upscale but somewhat dated hotel with 119 apartment-style suites designed for both short- and long-stay guests, including students at the nearby Chulalongkorn University. It’s also popular with both families and business travelers, since suites have kitchenettes, living rooms, and separate bedrooms. There’s also a rooftop pool, spa, and extensive fitness center, and a restaurant that serves a free buffet breakfast. However, none of the interiors quite live up to its four-star ranking. The hotel is centrally located, within walking distance of one of the city's luxury malls and a sky train station, but it's worth comparing with the Glow Pratunam Hotel, a funky, upscale hotel with notably welcoming service.
Geared toward long-term guests, the upper-middle-range Shama Sukhumvit Bangkok is a large hotel comprised of 90 fully equipped one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments centrally located in Bangkok’s Soi 4. The property offers a rooftop infinity pool, modern gym with yoga and meditation room, and kids' playroom, making it a convenient and comfortable option for families and business travelers. The restaurant only serves breakfast and there's no bar, though apartments are spacious and self-contained with sleek kitchens and washing machines. Service can be inconsistent throughout, as can Wi-Fi.
Geared toward long-term guests, the upper-middle-range Shama Sukhumvit Bangkok is a large hotel comprised of 90 fully equipped one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments centrally located in Bangkok’s Soi 4. The property offers a rooftop infinity pool, modern gym with yoga and meditation room, and kids' playroom, making it a convenient and comfortable option for families and business travelers. The restaurant only serves breakfast and there's no bar, though apartments are spacious and self-contained with sleek kitchens and washing machines. Service can be inconsistent throughout, as can Wi-Fi.
AETAS Lumpini is a luxury hotel offering 203 spacious, contemporary rooms with stylish decor a short walk from the metro and Lumpini Park. The hotel is at the edge of Bangkok’s trendy Sathorn district, though the busy Rama IV Road immediately outside the hotel’s front door is charmless. There is a luxury condo vibe here that’s ideal for couples and business travelers, with facilities like an outdoor saltwater pool and an exclusive Executive Club, but the fitness center is small and some guests complain about the air-conditioning. Guests looking to be closer to bustling Sukhumvit Road should try the Continent Bangkok for stylish, but smaller rooms at a similar price point.
AETAS Lumpini is a luxury hotel offering 203 spacious, contemporary rooms with stylish decor a short walk from the metro and Lumpini Park. The hotel is at the edge of Bangkok’s trendy Sathorn district, though the busy Rama IV Road immediately outside the hotel’s front door is charmless. There is a luxury condo vibe here that’s ideal for couples and business travelers, with facilities like an outdoor saltwater pool and an exclusive Executive Club, but the fitness center is small and some guests complain about the air-conditioning. Guests looking to be closer to bustling Sukhumvit Road should try the Continent Bangkok for stylish, but smaller rooms at a similar price point.
The 212-room AETAS Bangkok is a luxury property that offers a wide range of modern guest rooms and suites with classic and contemporary details, though some are more stylish than others. An array of in-room conveniences includes flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, tea- and coffee-making facilities, free Wi-Fi, and beautiful bathrooms with separate rainfall showers and soaking tubs, while Executive/Club bookings are entitled to a host of perks like free breakfast, private butlers, and free evening cocktails. Situated in the upscale Chidlom/Ploenchit area of central Bangkok, some rooms have excellent city views and the outdoor saltwater pool and on-site spa are both stand-out features. There's also a stylish restaurant serving international cuisine, as well as a lobby bar. Guests looking to stay in Silom/Sathorn should try Mode Sathorn Hotel, which has similar amenities and a rooftop bar, though rooms can be more expensive.
The 212-room AETAS Bangkok is a luxury property that offers a wide range of modern guest rooms and suites with classic and contemporary details, though some are more stylish than others. An array of in-room conveniences includes flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, tea- and coffee-making facilities, free Wi-Fi, and beautiful bathrooms with separate rainfall showers and soaking tubs, while Executive/Club bookings are entitled to a host of perks like free breakfast, private butlers, and free evening cocktails. Situated in the upscale Chidlom/Ploenchit area of central Bangkok, some rooms have excellent city views and the outdoor saltwater pool and on-site spa are both stand-out features. There's also a stylish restaurant serving international cuisine, as well as a lobby bar. Guests looking to stay in Silom/Sathorn should try Mode Sathorn Hotel, which has similar amenities and a rooftop bar, though rooms can be more expensive.
Located in Bangkok’s bustling Sukhumvit area, the 90-room luxury S31 lacks the polish of other hotels in its class, though offers spacious rooms and helpful, friendly staff at a 24-hour concierge desk. Sleek rooms have minimalist decor, and are equipped with comfy beds, big refrigerators, and microwaves, and some have panoramic views of the city. Features include a saltwater pool, full-service spa, and rooftop restaurant with fantastic views. Prices are lower than many four-and-a-half pearl properties, though guests note that facilities and decor fall short in terms of quality. Another option could be the Centre Point Sukhumvit 10, which is less expensive and offers kitchenettes and a rooftop pool, as well as a similarly convenient location.
Located in Bangkok’s bustling Sukhumvit area, the 90-room luxury S31 lacks the polish of other hotels in its class, though offers spacious rooms and helpful, friendly staff at a 24-hour concierge desk. Sleek rooms have minimalist decor, and are equipped with comfy beds, big refrigerators, and microwaves, and some have panoramic views of the city. Features include a saltwater pool, full-service spa, and rooftop restaurant with fantastic views. Prices are lower than many four-and-a-half pearl properties, though guests note that facilities and decor fall short in terms of quality. Another option could be the Centre Point Sukhumvit 10, which is less expensive and offers kitchenettes and a rooftop pool, as well as a similarly convenient location.
The 111-room, upscale Viva Garden Serviced Residence is aimed largely at long-stay business travelers, but this resort-style property offers much for couples and families, too. Located in eastern Bangkok right on Sukhumvit Road, the hotel is a two-minute walk from Bang Chak Skytrain station, making it easy to get around the city and to the airport; downtown is farther away, but still directly accessible by train. The hotel is stylishly decorated in modern neutrals throughout. Rooms are both spacious and well equipped with kitchenettes. And facilities -- including a pool, sauna, gym, garden, and children’s playroom -- are spotless and well maintained. For a luxury hotel in the heart of downtown, travelers could try the InterContinental Bangkok.
The 111-room, upscale Viva Garden Serviced Residence is aimed largely at long-stay business travelers, but this resort-style property offers much for couples and families, too. Located in eastern Bangkok right on Sukhumvit Road, the hotel is a two-minute walk from Bang Chak Skytrain station, making it easy to get around the city and to the airport; downtown is farther away, but still directly accessible by train. The hotel is stylishly decorated in modern neutrals throughout. Rooms are both spacious and well equipped with kitchenettes. And facilities -- including a pool, sauna, gym, garden, and children’s playroom -- are spotless and well maintained. For a luxury hotel in the heart of downtown, travelers could try the InterContinental Bangkok.
The 95 rooms at this medium-size, simple hotel are large for the price, and modest but contemporary. The proximity of the Terminal 21 shopping mall means easy access to plenty of food options, and the Asoke BTS station is a 10-minute walk provides transportation to popular tourist neighborhoods like Siam and Silom, as well as the airport (approximately one hour with a transfer). A 24-hour restaurant helps provide drinks service to the rooftop pool, and there is a modest 24-hour fitness center on the property. The hotel sits on a large busy road within the lively neighborhood of Sukhumvit, which is full of restaurants and nightlife, though the hotel itself sits slightly back from the road, so doesn't generally suffer from noise problems.
The 95 rooms at this medium-size, simple hotel are large for the price, and modest but contemporary. The proximity of the Terminal 21 shopping mall means easy access to plenty of food options, and the Asoke BTS station is a 10-minute walk provides transportation to popular tourist neighborhoods like Siam and Silom, as well as the airport (approximately one hour with a transfer). A 24-hour restaurant helps provide drinks service to the rooftop pool, and there is a modest 24-hour fitness center on the property. The hotel sits on a large busy road within the lively neighborhood of Sukhumvit, which is full of restaurants and nightlife, though the hotel itself sits slightly back from the road, so doesn't generally suffer from noise problems.
Located near an array of shopping options, Asia Hotel Bangkok is a massive property with multiple restaurants, top-notch fitness facilities, and direct access to the BTS Skytrain. The 600 rooms and suites here are simply furnished with generic decor in muted tones, and all come with air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and electronic safes, but there is an additional fee for Wi-Fi. Room service is available and numerous on-site restaurants serve cuisine from around the world. Potential guests may want to compare rates at Prince Palace Hotel, which has similar facilities and slightly prettier rooms.
Located near an array of shopping options, Asia Hotel Bangkok is a massive property with multiple restaurants, top-notch fitness facilities, and direct access to the BTS Skytrain. The 600 rooms and suites here are simply furnished with generic decor in muted tones, and all come with air-conditioning, flat-screen TVs, and electronic safes, but there is an additional fee for Wi-Fi. Room service is available and numerous on-site restaurants serve cuisine from around the world. Potential guests may want to compare rates at Prince Palace Hotel, which has similar facilities and slightly prettier rooms.