The Okura Prestige Bangkok
Pathum Wan, Bangkok
“Cantilevered skyline sanctum”
Vibe
Rising high above Wireless Road, Japanese omotenashi service sets a poised, whispering-quiet tone across sky-high lobbies and breezy cantilevered terraces.
“Cantilevered skyline sanctum”
Attentive omotenashi service, thirty-third-floor lounge check-in, and panoramic skyline suites with deep-soaking bathtubs.
A LEED Platinum tower pairing Japanese minimalist aesthetics with triple-glazed windows and dramatic cantilevered architecture.
A twenty-five-meter cantilevered infinity pool suspended on the twenty-fifth floor alongside five private spa suites.
At Phloen Chit intersection on Wireless Road, connected by covered bridge to the BTS Skytrain.
Rooms
Triple-glazed acoustic glass seals out city roar, while deep-soaking bathtubs and Japanese electronic washlets outfit every high-floor room.
Wellness
A 25-meter infinity pool projects daringly off the twenty-fifth floor, accompanied by a sauna and five private spa suites.
Backstory
The LEED Platinum tower's folded silhouette is architecturally sculpted to evoke the pressed palms of a traditional Thai wai greeting.
Eat & drink
Dine on French-Japanese haute cuisine at Michelin-starred Elements, traditional kaiseki at Yamazato, or sunset drinks at Up & Above.
The neighborhood
Set along leafy Embassy Row, a sheltered skybridge connects the tower directly to Phloen Chit BTS station and luxury shopping.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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