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The 10 best hotels in Bangkok

Discover the top hotels in Bangkok handpicked by local expert Meagan Drillinger.
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Meagan Drillinger
December 23, 2024
A visit to Bangkok will have your senses firing on overdrive. It’s a city where the savory, salty scent of street food wafts through the air, where the pulsing energy is non-stop, and the dizzying array of hotels is downright spectacular. Bangkok’s hotels are among the very best in the world. I’ve been fortunate to visit this capital city more times than I can count, which has given me the luxury of experiencing many of its most fabulous hotels first-hand. From riverfront retreats to sleek...Learn moreA visit to Bangkok will have your senses firing on overdrive. It’s a city where the savory, salty scent of street food wafts through the air, where the pulsing energy is non-stop, and the dizzying array of hotels is downright spectacular. Bangkok’s hotels are among the very best in the world. I’ve been fortunate to visit this capital city more times than I can count, which has given me the luxury of experiencing many of its most fabulous hotels first-hand. From riverfront retreats to sleek city oases, each place I’ve stayed offers its take on luxury and relaxation, all while keeping travelers in the heart of Bangkok’s colorful chaos. So, if you’re wondering where to hang your hat during your next visit to this electric city, here are my top picks for the best hotels in Bangkok.
Mandarin Oriental, BangkokMandarin Oriental, BangkokRank #1
$416-$8,089/night
48 Oriental Avenue
The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok isn’t just the city’s oldest hotel – it’s a Thailand legend. Every morning here, I...Learn more

The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok isn’t just the city’s oldest hotel – it’s a Thailand legend. Every morning here, I find myself drifting to The Verandah for breakfast, for the fabulous spread and that prime perch on the Chao Phraya River.

Let’s talk rooms – my favorite is the Jim Thompson Suite. This corner suite has swoon-worthy views of the river and the city’s glittering skyline, all wrapped up in colorful Thai silks and luxe touches that channel Thompson’s iconic style.

Staying here feels like living in a piece of Bangkok’s history, where every detail is curated yet casually cool. It’s a spot that has me falling a little harder for Bangkok each time.

Capella BangkokCapella BangkokRank #2
$546-$3,505/night
300/2 Charoenkrung Road
Capella Bangkok brings a fresh edge to riverside luxury hotels in Bangkok, but the hotel’s Stella Bar is what...Learn more

Capella Bangkok brings a fresh edge to riverside luxury hotels in Bangkok, but the hotel’s Stella Bar is what captured my heart. With its sumptuous Art Deco design and opulent white peacock sculpture, Stella is pure drama in the best possible way. Sitting here feels like stepping into the glitz of the 1920s – the cocktails are as bold as the decor, and each sip comes with serious style points.

Then there are the Verandah Suites, which have raised the bar for me in terms of what to expect from luxury hotel stays. These suites come with a private plunge pool on the terrace, overlooking the legendary Chao Phraya River.

Picture a sunset dip, city lights twinkling in the distance, and the gentle buzz of Bangkok below – that’s exactly what you’ll get with a stay at Capella Bangkok.

Siam Kempinski Hotel BangkokSiam Kempinski Hotel BangkokRank #3
$28-$4,125/night
991/ 9 Rama 1 Road
The Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok is my go-to urban oasis whenever I’m in town. Hidden amid serene gardens and...Learn more

The Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok is my go-to urban oasis whenever I’m in town. Hidden amid serene gardens and lagoon-like pools, it’s easy to forget you’re in the city’s pulsing heart here. The location is a dream, just a short walk to the Jim Thompson House Museum for a dose of Thai art and textile history, and minutes from the green sanctuary of Lumphini Park.

What truly won me over, though, is that this is one of the best hotels in Bangkok for families. The Family Suites have themed decor that delights kids without sacrificing style. It’s the little touches that make it effortless for both parents and young explorers to unwind, and it makes traveling with kids feel like less of a juggling act.

Siam Kempinski has a knack for balancing elegance with fun, and it’s exactly the kind of place where everyone can find their own little slice of paradise.

Como Metropolitan BangkokComo Metropolitan BangkokRank #4
$76-$1,343/night
27 South Sathorn Road
As one of the best hotels in Bangkok, the COMO Metropolitan Bangkok hits all the right notes for a chic urban...Learn more

As one of the best hotels in Bangkok, the COMO Metropolitan Bangkok hits all the right notes for a chic urban escape. But it’s the pool that has me coming back every time. A sleek, oasis-like retreat, it’s set just right to make you feel like you’ve escaped the city’s buzz – perfect for a late afternoon dip before heading out into Bangkok’s lively streets.

And then there’s Nahm, the hotel’s award-winning Thai restaurant, which I always make a point to visit when I’m in town. Nahm dishes out bold, authentic flavors that take Thai cuisine to new heights – it’s no wonder it’s a regular on Asia’s top restaurant lists. Tip: the stir-fried wagyu beef is sensational, as is the river prawn tossed in samphire sauce.

The Sukhothai BangkokThe Sukhothai BangkokRank #5
$28-$641/night
13/3 South Sathorn Road
When it comes to the best hotels in Bangkok, The Sukhothai Bangkok steps out of the fray and into a serene,...Learn more

When it comes to the best hotels in Bangkok, The Sukhothai Bangkok steps out of the fray and into a serene, Thai-inspired world of its own. This gem of a hotel effortlessly weaves traditional Thai design with a chic, understated vibe.

Wandering through the courtyard, past lotus ponds, and intricate woodwork, it’s easy to feel as if you’ve discovered a hidden side of Bangkok, or traveled back in time.

My real love, though, is The Sukhothai Spa. It’s not just a spa – it’s a full-on sanctuary. The hammam facilities are perfect for a deep, muscle-melting unwind, while the infinity pool beckons for a refreshing dip with a cityscape backdrop. Every corner of The Sukhothai feels curated with care, making it the ideal spot to recharge after a hectic day in the city.

Riva Arun BangkokRiva Arun BangkokRank #6
$81-$345/night
392/25-26 Maharaj Road
Riva Arun Bangkok is one of those hidden gems that nails the boutique vibe without trying too hard. Small, intimate,...Learn more

Riva Arun Bangkok is one of those hidden gems that nails the boutique vibe without trying too hard. Small, intimate, and perfectly positioned along the Chao Phraya River, it’s my go-to when I want to feel like I have Bangkok all to myself.

The real showstopper here is Above Riva, the rooftop restaurant. If you’re looking for the best hotels in Bangkok with a view, you’ve come to the right place. Picture this: a sunset view with Wat Arun glowing in the distance, cocktail in hand, and an array of delicious Thai dishes.

But the charm of Riva Arun goes beyond the spellbinding vistas – it’s the kind of place where you feel like a valued guest rather than a number. Plus, for the price, it’s a steal given the unbeatable location and first-class service.

Muu Bangkok HotelMuu Bangkok HotelRank #7
$71-$316/night
88/333 Sukhumvit Soi 55
MUU Bangkok feels effortlessly cool from the moment you step inside. It’s all about modern design with a splash of...Learn more

MUU Bangkok feels effortlessly cool from the moment you step inside. It’s all about modern design with a splash of flair here – think minimalist lines, sleek interiors, and just the right amount of color to keep things interesting.

You’ll usually find me at the pool. Set right in the heart of the hotel, it’s not just for swimming; it’s a real vibe. Whether you’re doing laps or lounging poolside with a cocktail, the contemporary design and lush surroundings make it feel like your own personal oasis in the middle of the city.

The MUU exudes a wonderfully relaxed yet sophisticated energy. From the guestrooms to the service, everything feels tailored to perfection. If you're looking for a chic, quiet retreat that still keeps you close to Bangkok’s buzz, MUU is a must.

137 Pillars Residences Bangkok137 Pillars Residences BangkokRank #8
$94-$644/night
59/1 Sukhumvit Soi 39
137 Pillars Bangkok Suites & Residences is where modern sophistication meets home-away-from-home vibes. The rooftop...Learn more

137 Pillars Bangkok Suites & Residences is where modern sophistication meets home-away-from-home vibes. The rooftop pool here is a private slice of heaven with panoramic views of the city, which is reason enough to call this one of the best hotels in Bangkok.

Whether you’re lounging with a cocktail or swimming laps under the Bangkok sky, it’s hard not to feel like royalty here. But let’s talk about those marble bathrooms in the guestrooms for a moment.

They’re next-level luxury that will make you want to spend an extra half hour just soaking in the opulence. The huge tubs give you everything you need to feel pampered without the fuss. Add in sleek finishes and oversized rain showers, and suddenly “getting ready” feels like a spa retreat.

Anantara Riverside Bangkok ResortAnantara Riverside Bangkok ResortRank #9
$86-$1,700/night
257/1-3 Charoennakorn Road
Anantara Riverside Resort feels like a secret spot in the heart of Bangkok, tucked away along the Chao Phraya River....Learn more

Anantara Riverside Resort feels like a secret spot in the heart of Bangkok, tucked away along the Chao Phraya River. The moment I step onto the property, it’s like being transported into another world – one of tropical greenery, calming river views, and a genuine escape from the city’s hustle.

What sets this place apart for me is the wide range of dining options. Whether I’m in the mood for rustic Italian at Brio or craving refined fare at Riverside Terrace, Anantara has all moods covered.

The hotel’s ability to offer a truly relaxing, resort-like experience while still keeping you close to Bangkok’s frenetic energy is what makes Anantara Riverside feel like the best of both worlds. I recommend it as a final stop before a long flight home as it gives that resort vibe, perfect for unwinding before a taxing journey.

Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens ParkBangkok Marriott Marquis Queens ParkRank #10
$136-$668/night
199 Sukhumvit Soi 22, Klong Ton, Klong Toey
The Marriott Marquis Bangkok Queen's Park is the kind of hotel known for its approachable luxury and sky-high views....Learn more

The Marriott Marquis Bangkok Queen's Park is the kind of hotel known for its approachable luxury and sky-high views. While you can probably guess that I love posting up at the outdoor pool, the real magic happens at the rooftop bar.

With panoramic views of the city skyline, it’s the ideal place to sip a cocktail while watching the sunset behind Bangkok’s buzzing streets. Don't miss a meal at Pagoda Chinese Restaurant, which serves award-winning Cantonese cuisine.

The hotel’s central location makes it easy to dive into the city’s culture, but honestly, with amenities like these, it’s tempting to just stay in and indulge. From the expansive spa to the array of dining options, Marriott Marquis hits all the right notes.

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KAYAK’s insights for hotels in Bangkok

Discover seasonal trends, ideal booking windows, and other data-driven tips to plan your stay in Bangkok with confidence.

How much does a hotel cost in Bangkok?

The average price of a double room in Bangkok is $179 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as $49 per night. Expect to pay around $41/night for a 4-star hotel in Bangkok and $125/night for a 5-star, with prices varying by date.

Which month has the cheapest hotel rates in Bangkok?

Hotels are cheapest in Bangkok in June, with average rates of $144. In comparison, December is the most expensive month, with prices at $246.

What is the cheapest day of the week to book a hotel in Bangkok?

Friday offers the lowest rates in Bangkok, with an average nightly price of $156. The highest prices are found on Monday, with average rates at $183.

Which neighbourhood do KAYAK users most love to book their hotel in Bangkok?

The most popular neighbourhood in Bangkok among KAYAK users to search for a hotel is Sukhumvit, with an average price of $103. Aira Hotel Bangkok, Grande Centre Point Hotel Terminal 21, and Rembrandt Hotel Bangkok rank among the highest-rated hotels in Sukhumvit.

How much is a hotel in Bangkok for tonight?

The best deal for a 3-star hotel room in Bangkok found by KAYAK users in the last 3 days was $7, while a 4-star hotel the lowest price was $7. The cheapest room found overall was for $7.

How much is a hotel in Bangkok for this weekend?

The cheapest hotel room in Bangkok for the upcoming weekend found on KAYAK in the last 3 days was for $6 per night. For the same dates, 3-star hotel rooms have been found for as low as $6 per night and 4-star hotel rooms from $7 per night.

How early should you book a hotel in Bangkok?

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$163

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$161
Cheapest month to stay with an average 8% drop in price.
Most expensive month to stay with an average 47% rise in price.
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KAYAK's top tips for finding Bangkok hotel deals

  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Bangkok for 5 days.
  • As with any metropolis, Bangkok attracts thousands of visitors every year with its floating markets, porcelain palaces, food and culture. Three-star to 5-star hotels in Bangkok promise tourists a comfortable, if not highly luxurious yet affordable, stay in the city. Some good options are Tanawadee Mansion, 48 Metro Hotel Bangkok, or Bangkok 68.
  • If your primary interest is shopping, you should consider staying in Siam, the shopping center of Bangkok. Booking a hotel in this district, like the The Sukhothai Bangkok or the Anantara Siam Bangkok, will put you near the most famous shopping malls in the city.
  • In Sukhumvit you'll find a little bit of everything, from bars and malls to cafes, day spas and several red-light districts. Staying anywhere along this lengthy street, like in Grande Centre Point Sukhumvit 55 or Adagio Bangkok, puts you in close proximity to the Skytrain, making it feasible for you to explore all of Bangkok.
  • In Khao San Road, you'll find everything from street peddlers to tattoo parlors, and cafes to boutiques. This street is known for its laid-back atmosphere during the day and its festive spirit at night. Typically popular among young backpackers, you'll find many budget-friendly hotels and guesthouses to choose from here, such as the Laksameenarai Guesthouse or the Suneta Hostel Khaosan.
  • When you visit Bangkok, you'll likely fly into Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand's largest international airport. There are various transportation options from Suvarnabhumi Airport to the city center, but if you prefer to stay close to the airport, a good choice might be the Miracle Transit Hotel, located 10 minutes from the airport, or the Novotel Hotel Suvarnabhumi Airport, located one mile from the airport.
  • If you want to leave as small a carbon footprint as possible when you travel to Bangkok, consider making a reservation at the Asawin Grand Convention Hotel. This Travel Sustainable property uses eco-friendly LED lighting, renewable energy, a key card for room electricity, a recycling plan, and a food waste policy. Guests can enjoy organic and locally sourced food on the menu and water efficiency in their bathrooms.
  • Guests at the five-star Thaya Hotel Bangkok will enjoy the elegant and airy restaurant as well as the vast and well-stocked breakfast buffet. This luxurious hotel is decorated in subtle shades of white with brown accents, creating a light, pleasant, vibe throughout the property. Guests can also enjoy proximity to golf, a fitness center, and room service.
  • If you will be arriving in Bangkok from another country, consider staying at the Elegant Airport Hotel, an accommodation that has a currency exchange on site. Guests can also enjoy room service, concierge service, and 24-hour security.
  • The One Smart Living is an elegantly decorated hotel that features hardwood floors and marble accents throughout. Rooms are decorated with soft lighting, sparkling color, and chic decor, setting it apart from usual hotel color palettes and designs.
  • If you want to feel like you are in the heart of the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, consider making a reservation at The Quarter Onnut by Uhg. Guests will find themselves in the middle of Bangkok, a city that never sleeps. From the rooftop pool and deck, you can look out over the city. Other attributes of this hotel include room service, a fitness center, laundry facilities, and kids’ meals.

FAQs when booking a hotel in Bangkok

  • What hotels in Bangkok are good for couples?

    If you are planning a romantic vacation to Bangkok, consider staying at an adults-only hotel. The InterContinental Bangkok is a luxury hotel that has rooms with hydro-massage baths and on-site spa services. The Vie Hotel Bangkok Mgallery by Sofitel is a more affordable choice that is only an eight-minute walk from the Pathumwan intersection.

  • What hotels in Bangkok have good views?

    The Baiyoke Sky Hotel, located near Pratunam, reaches 88 floors into the sky and offers breathtaking views of downtown Bangkok. Another worthy option is the luxurious SO Sofitel Bangkok in Sathorn, which has views of the city and gorgeous Lumpini Park.

  • Which hotels in Bangkok have a good terrace, rooftop, or indoor pool?

    The Grande Centre Point Sukhumvit 55 has a sunset terrace pool, where you can unwind and relax while watching the sun set over the city. The Hotel Muse Bangkok has a terrace pool and poolside bar, while the Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong Hotel has an indoor pool with a view, and the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers Bangkok has a pool with swim-up bar.

  • Are there any good hotels near Bangkok University?

    There are a few hotels near Bangkok University. The Bts-650 hotel is conveniently located near the university and set in the Sukhumvit district. With free parking and easy access to public transportation, this is a nice option. You might also consider Boss Residence, which is located near Pratunam Market and has an indoor pool.

  • Which hotels in Bangkok are family-friendly?

    If you are traveling to Bangkok with your children, look no further than the Sukhumvit Park, Bangkok - Marriott Executive Apartments. This spacious and elegant hotel offers kids’ toys, cribs, kids’ meals, a kid-friendly buffet, babysitting or childcare, an indoor play area, a playground outside, and a kids’ pool.

  • Which hotels have increased accessibility for those with limited mobility?

    If you are looking for increased accessibility on your trip to Bangkok, you will appreciate the measures taken by The Quarter Ploenchit by Uhg. This hotel provides entirely wheelchair-accessible units that include a roll-in shower and a toilet with grab rails. The upper floors are accessible by elevator. Guests can also enjoy a flat-screen TV, a kitchenette, and an infinity pool.

  • Can I find pet-friendly accommodation in Bangkok?

    The Oakwood Hotel and Residence Bangkok will allow guests to bring up to two pets for a fee per pet per night. Cats and dogs are allowed, but each must weigh less than 17 pounds. Some other features of this hotel include an on-site restaurant, a coffee shop, a bar and lounge, and room service.

  • Do any hotels in Bangkok offer outdoor spaces where I can relax?

    The Away Bangkok Riverside Kene has green spaces both inside and outside the hotel. Along the main corridor through the center of the hotel, you'll be surrounded by green shrubbery as you walk underneath a glass ceiling. The lobby is also beneath a glass ceiling and lined with trees and shrubbery. Outside, you can enjoy a zen-like pebble garden space, an open-air patio, and a lush green lawn dappled with trees and featuring bean bag chair seating.

  • Where to stay in Bangkok?

    We've recorded a higher demand for hotels in Sukhumvit, Chinatown, and close to Sukhumvit Road.

  • What are the best hotels near Sukhumvit Road?

    Sukhumvit Road being one of the most popular landmarks in Bangkok, many travelers enjoy staying close by. The Landmark Bangkok, Conrad Bangkok and Sindhorn Midtown Hotel Bangkok, Vignette Collection, An IHG Hotel are recommended hotels on KAYAK within walking distance.

  • Which freebies do KAYAK users look for when booking a hotel in Bangkok?

    KAYAK users look for a hotel in Bangkok with free breakfast. Hotels with free breakfast in Bangkok include The Siam, Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok, and Chatrium Grand Bangkok.

  • Which amenities do KAYAK users look for when booking a hotel in Bangkok?

    The most sought-after amenity KAYAK users looked for in their hotel in Bangkok is: pool.

  • How do I find a hotel in central Bangkok?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central Bangkok districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Bangkok city center.

  • How can I find hotels near me?

    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

  • Are there Bangkok hotels with free parking?

    There are many hotels in Bangkok that offer both parking and free parking. Popular choices among KAYAK users include Hyatt Regency Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport, The Landmark Bangkok and Royal Orchid Sheraton Riverside Hotel Bangkok.

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