Bangkok's
Luxury Hotels

The Banyan Tree Bangkok stands out as a much-needed 'sanctuary for the senses' and a rejuvenating spa retreat. Voted one of the Top 3 'Best New Business Hotels in the World' by Business Traveler (UK) in 1998, Banyan Tree Bangkok is proud to embrace you with the legendary hospitality Thailand is famous for. Just sit back and observe the world from a distance 63 floors up in the sky. 

The Metropolitan's 171 rooms, including four penthouse suites and a two-bedroom presidential fiefdom, share a cosseting, contemporary style by Kathryn Kng, a Singapore-based interior design practice. The look is fresh without being ferociously avant garde, acknowledging influences from both the east and west. Natural materials include Makha wood from Thailand, combined with oxidized brass paneling. Paintings are also featured, by Natee Utarit, an up-and-coming artist at the cutting edge of Asia's art scene. Utarit's images, hung throughout the hotel, give depth to the otherwise clean-lined spaces.

The Millennium Hilton Bangkok hotel is a 543-room ultra-contemporary property located along the banks of the Chao Phraya River with sweeping views of Bangkok, Thailand. The hotel features two ballrooms (650 and 250 sit down capacity) and a dedicated Hilton Meetings floor for the corporate and incentive markets. Our Hilton Millennium guests have a choice of three themed restaurants, a health club and a stand alone, full-service, ten treatment room spa sanctuary.

The understated and graceful interiors of Swissôtel Nai Lert Park complement the picturesque richness of the hotel's luxurious gardens. Each of the 338 guest rooms features a private balcony teeming with blossoms while inside the room amenities offer all the comforts of home.  A Raffles International hotel, Swissôtel Nai Lert Park is a sanctuary away from the bustling metropolis, and this unique hotel invites you to discover a world of stylish interiors and refined service set in the midst of an urban Eden.