Park Hyatt Bangkok

Floor to ceiling windows. Le Labo toiletries. Nespresso machines, walk in closets, and a curated minibar…all inclusive amenities in each and every guest room at Park Hyatt Bangkok. Longtime Park Hyatt obsessives are not surprised; luxury is integral to the brand experience, and why they rebook again and again. The “starting” room category—1 King Bed— feels like a suite, with its generous 516 square foot floor plan, blonde wood finishes and minimalist yet tasteful furnishings; to feel like you’re Thai royalty, book the Diplomat Suite, which we love for its 1,313 square foot floor plan including an expansive living room where a curving sofa faces the cityscape and a Denon home theater ensures your best movie night ever (especially when you order room service from Penthouse Bar + Grill, where the wagyu steaks are charcoal grilled and exactly as divine as they sound).

An ultra-luxe, sculptural tower with a saltwater infinity pool; sprawling spa; 222 sumptuous guest rooms; and six dazzling dining spots (one in the Michelin Guide).

Poorly serviced. Park Hyatt’s staff and offerings are exemplary; you’ll have 24-hour concierges at your disposal, 24-hour dry cleaning and shoeshines; 24-hour on-call doctors…to name a few.

The rooftop infinity pool is everything you could want from a Bangkok retreat—sleek, stylish, and sceney.

You’re not even a little bit surprised that Catalonian chef Ferran Tadeo has made the Michelin Guide for the Embassy Room. Your dinner tonight is note-perfect, from the eye-popping skyline views to the Boston lobster wellington with orange hollandaise.

Embassy Room - Western & Asian Cuisine Penthouse Bar + Grill - Entertainment complex consisting of a grill and various bars and lounges Living Room - Lounge Area The Bar - Sophisticated ‘go-to’ place to enjoy an after-work drink or nightcap