The Sukhothai Bangkok Hotel
Thung Maha Mek, Sathon, Bangkok
“Lotus pond urban sanctuary”
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Vibe
Low-rise colonnades, terracotta chedis, and mirror-still lotus ponds spread across six manicured acres set back from Sathon's embassy district.
“Lotus pond urban sanctuary”
Kerry Hill and Ed Tuttle architecture with symmetrical colonnades, reflection ponds, and Jim Thompson silk wall accents.
Polished service paired with Jim Thompson silk robes, celadon-tiled bathrooms, and deep-soaking bathtubs across spacious suites.
A Bangkok institution since 1991, renowned for its legendary Colonnade Sunday brunch and weekend chocolate buffet.
On South Sathon Road among embassies and towers, a short ride from Lumphini Park and Silom.
Rooms
Polished teak floors meet Jim Thompson silk wall fabrics, leading to deep bathtubs and rain showers clad in celadon ceramic tile.
Wellness
A 25-meter swimming pool sits fringed by shaded daybeds and cabanas, accompanied by garden spa suites, squash courts, and floodlit tennis.
Backstory
Opened in 1991, the estate stands as the sole architectural collaboration between master designers Kerry Hill and Edward Tuttle.
Eat & drink
Flagship restaurant Celadon serves regional Thai cuisine inside a standalone pavilion floating over lotus ponds, accompanied by nightly classical dance.
The neighborhood
Sathon's glass towers and diplomatic embassies surround the grounds, with the open lawns of Lumphini Park just a short drive away.
“Set across six acres of landscaped gardens, The Sukhothai Bangkok is a tranquil oasis in the heart of the bustling Thai capital.”
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