10 Best Luxury Hotels in Bangkok

  Most popular 5-star hotels in Bangkok

The best luxury hotels in Bangkok in this section have been selected by our very own hotel experts, and thanks to our long lasting relationships with our hotel partners across the Thai capital, we can bring you some of the cheapest rates around. 

Teeming with luxury hotels, Bangkok is the place to live it up in style. If you have a penchant for the lush and plush, enjoy the pampering that comes with silver service, and absolutely insist on the finest things life has to offer while you’re away from home – from the origin of the marble to the thread-count of linen – the Thai capital will not disappoint.
These Bangkok five-star hotels hold their own against the best in the world, and there’s a very good reason – or reasons – they’ve made our Top 10 list. Discover more below!

 
lebua at State Tower is a luxury five star hotel in Bang Rak, close to Silom business district and the mighty Chao Phraya River.The facilities at this property are truly special and will leave guests with many memories and even more magnificent photos of probably the best view of the meandering river and rolling cityscape that Bangkok has to offer.Saphan Taksin BTS Skytrain Station is just five minutes walk away from the hotel as is Sathorn Pier with free shuttle ferries to Asiatique Night Market, and several ferries heading towards the Old Town of the city, home of many majestic temples and the Grand Palace.

The legendary service of The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok dates back 125 years when it was first opened as a seamans lodge along the Chao Phraya River.It typifies a golden age of travel and attends the needs of guests at the highest levels.The recently retired legendary General Manager of the hotel, Kurt Wachtveitl, has spent 41 years ensuring that the Oriental has no rival for excellence of comfort, dignity and style.

The Siam is a five-star hotel located riverside in Bangkok Dusit District.Set in three acres of tropical exotic splendour, The Siam is a 39-room luxury retreat sited only minutes from the Royal Elephant Museum, Dusit Zoo and Chitlada Palace, not to mention The Grand Palace, and Wat Po.Accommodation comprises 16 Siam Suites (80sqm); six Mae Nam Suites (90sqm); six Riverview Suites (100sqm); six Pool Villas Courtyard (130sqm); four Pool Villas Riverview (130sqm), and Connie Cottage (160sqm).

Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok is one of the most luxurious five-star hotels in Bangkok and its Riverside location offers the best in terms of convenience and beauty.Located on the banks of Chao Phraya River, the hotel has simply stunning views of the river, both from the guestrooms and the lovely poolside area.The location also offers easy access to Bangkok leading shopping, sightseeing and business districts thanks to the adjacent Sky Train at Saphan Taksin BTS Station which enables guests to travel throughout the city with ease.Suvarnabhumi international Airport is only just 30-35 minutes away by car.

Set on a massive plot of land along the banks of the Chao Praya River, Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa provides enough reasons to never leave the hotel, with 11 separate restaurants and bars, beautiful pool area fringed by palms, tennis court and fully equipped gym with planned activities.Add to this the famous Anantara Spa with a range of treatments and Crayon, a staffed childrens playroom, and you have activities to please the whole family.With many elements of Thai design mixed with a profusion of wood and high ceilings straight from the colonial era, the low-rise resort feels separated from the hustle of downtown Bangkok, even though it is only a 15 minute boat ride to the pier and BTS Station at Saphan Taksin.

A subtle mix of Thai and modern design embellishes the 327 rooms in the Banyan Tree Bangkok, inspired by the countrys heritage and accommodation offering floor-to-ceiling windows with fantastic views of Bangkok.There are seven room types; even the spacious Deluxe comes with separate living space.It is the little luxuries that help Banyan Tree Hotel stand out from the crowd, such as two televisions, a daily newspaper and a fragrant essential burner with a range of scents.If you are coming with family then the 119sqm Two-Bedroom Suites offer a home away from home.The Banyan Tree Hotel Spa is a calm oasis over three floors, the decor minimalist and Zen, with 16 spacious treatment rooms to allow privacy when enjoying luxurious pampering.

Hansar Bangkok Hotel is an exclusive boutique hotel with fantastically appointed suites, dedicated service and a great location close to Silom and Ploenchit business districts and Siam shopping area.There are many excellent restaurants and bars in this area of the city so evening entertainment is easily taken care of and thanks to the nearby BTS Skytrain Station at Ratchadamri, transport around Bangkok is hassle free.The 62 suites at Hansar Bangkok Hotel are designed in a classic, timeless style that evokes a sophisticated yet welcoming vibe that is perfect for business or leisure guests.In room amenities are provided in the form of a fitted kitchen, complimentary mini bar, 50 inch television with international satellite and DVD player, iPod dock, Complimentary wireless internet access and spate walk in rain shower and luxurious Terrazzo bathtub.

Just when you think there is nothing more to delight you, the Siam Kempinski pulls another trick out of the bag, raising the bar for five star hotels in Bangkok.Everything is designed to wow here: throughout the corridors and communal spaces you will find beautiful artwork and antiques, displayed without the feel of a stuffy museum.In the middle of the central courtyard is the Rotunda: a casual restaurant surrounded by tropical trees, greenery and the hotels three pools.Relaxing here you might even forget that you are in Bangkok.If this isnt enough to calm you, you can head to the 7th floor where you will find Kempinskis spa, with pampering treatments themed around the four seasons.

Dusit Thani Bangkok is a renowned five star hotel in the Silom District of central Bangkok which has 517 rooms, each with a Thai twist to them, touches of Thai silk, teak wood and orchids.Although the rooms have a traditional feel to them, they have incorporated modern amenities for both business and leisure guests including complimentary internet in all rooms and Wi-Fi in public areas, flat-screen LCD TV, and bedside controls for the air-conditioner and blackout curtains.If given a choice, the rooms with the best views are those overlooking Lumpini Park, which is only a couple of minutes walk from the hotel.

Guests enter the Sukhothai hotel via a tree-lined driveway, a short distance that takes you away from the noise of busy Bangkok streets, and into the manicured gardens that surround the hotel.Although Sukhothai Hotel may be only 13 stories high, it does not feel overlooked, and all of the 210 rooms look out onto the verdant grounds, water features and trees that surround it.The decor is luxurious and unobtrusive, inspired by the ruins at the old ancient capital after which the hotel is named - you will find stupas in one courtyard and a Buddha statue floating serenely on the water in another.With high-end Italian, Thai and International restaurants to pick from you are spoilt for choice, and Zuk bar on the ground floor opens onto an outside terrace, perfect for evening drinks.