Bangkok, Thailand
A 52-suite all-suite hotel opened in April 2025 within Nai Lert Park, a privately owned eight-acre green oasis on Wireless Road in Bangkok's Pathum Wan/Lumphini area, designed by Jean-Michel Gathy. It has a 1,500-sqm Aman Spa & Wellness centre including a standalone Banya Spa House, a 25-metre outdoor pool, and draws on the historic Nai Lert Park Heritage Home for its design.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A 33-floor tower set back from Sukhumvit Road on Soi 39, between the Phrom Phong and Thonglor neighborhoods, combining 34 high-rise suites (750-1,350 sq ft) with 179 serviced residences. Suites are named for periods of Thai history (Sukhothai, Ayutthaya, Thonburi, Rattanakosin) and suite guests get access to a private club and butler service. The standout feature is the Nitra Serenity Centre spa on the 28th floor alongside a 27th-floor infinity pool and a suites-only 24-hour rooftop pool.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A small, art-filled boutique hotel on roughly 3 acres of riverfront in Bangkok's royal Dusit district, opened in 2012 and designed by Bill Bensley for owner Krissada Sukosol Clapp. It has just 39 suites and pool villas along the Chao Phraya, with a private riverboat to the city center, the Opium Spa, a Muay Thai ring and a cooking school.
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Bangkok, Thailand
An all-suite riverside hotel on Charoenkrung Road in the Yannawa/Sathorn area of Bangkok, directly on the Chao Phraya River. It has 101 suites across six categories, including seven river's-edge villas with private plunge pools, and was designed by architects Andy Miller and Richard Scott Wilson. It opened in late 2020 and houses the Auriga Wellness spa.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A large riverside hotel in Bangkok's Charoenkrung/Creative District, opened in 2020 with 299 guest rooms and suites set across 3.6 hectares (9 acres) of grounds with 200 metres of river frontage. Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, it has two riverfront infinity pools, an Urban Wellness Centre spa, a private boat dock and a complimentary kids' club.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A low-rise hotel on South Sathorn Road, spread across roughly six acres of landscaped grounds no more than six storeys tall, designed by architects Kerry Hill and Ed Tuttle and opened in 1991. The 210-room property is built around courtyards, reflecting pools, and covered walkways in a style inspired by the historic Sukhothai Kingdom. Facilities include The Sukhothai Spa and a 25-metre infinity-edge swimming pool.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A minimalist boutique hotel in Bangkok's Sathorn business district, converted from a former YMCA building by owner Christina Ong and reopened in 2003, with a later redesign by Italian designer Paola Navone. It has 137 rooms and suites and sits between the Chao Phraya River and Sukhumvit, close to Silom Road and Lumpini Park. Its standout feature is the COMO Shambhala Urban Escape spa with hydropools and steam rooms.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A 274-room hotel within Sindhorn Village, a low-density enclave between Soi Tonson and Soi Langsuan in the Lumpini area, a short walk from Lumphini Park. Rooms are unusually spacious for the city, with furnished balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows. The hotel is built around a garden setting the operator markets as a verdant extension of Lumpini Park, and it won Best New Hotel at the Condé Nast Johansens Awards for Excellence 2023.
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Bangkok, Thailand
A riverside high-rise hotel on the quieter Thonburi (west) bank of the Chao Phraya River, opposite central Bangkok. Its distinctive W-shaped tower, opened in 1998, gives all approximately 370 rooms and suites a river view, and the hotel is known for its three-tiered outdoor pool and The Peninsula Spa, housed in a riverside Thai colonial-style building.
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