Top 5-Star Hotels in Bangkok

Hotel pros: Lovely entry. Restaurant access. There is a travel agent next to the hotel. Also there is a Lawson and 7 eleven close by to get your snacks or everyday needs. Beds are made daily. Staff members are respectful. Clean hallways. Hotel cons: Room is dated (old). No plug next to the bed. Plug in the bathroom can only use for shavers. In the entire room, you can only charge your electronics at one point in the room. It was quite annoying. I stayed for 6 nights and it was driving me crazy. If you will stay for longer and don’t mind, great. If not buy an extension cord. Rooms were a bit dusty. But not overly dirty. Walls could be painted. The shower in the bathroom has a tub and you have to be careful not to fall when getting in and out. Restaurant meals were the same everyday. So boring.

Absolutely beautiful hotel with excellent staff who is 100% guest & service orientated. Nothing was too much for them. It was a super easy and comfortable stay, from check-in, breakfast, location, room service, views it just all worked in harmony. I will 100% stay here again.

Appreciate the hotel’s kind gesture of setting up a birthday surprise which my partner and I really enjoyed. The room ticked all of our boxes such as comfortable bed, fridge, strong water pressure for shower, and separation of dry and wet area. The room was big and very comfortable, the additional bench area was very helpful especially for our belongings and shopping bags. We also really appreciate that there’s a platform for our toiletries in the shower area as we usually bring our own ones due to sensitive skin. The only con was that the toilet bowl flush was pretty weak where we need to flush the toilet twice to fully clear any toilet paper. The breakfast have awesome croissant that we loved alot, there are not much options but definitely can fill your stomach. The surrounding is very quiet, away from the traffic hence booking grabbike or grabcar is more convenient, otherwise it’ll be a 5-10min walk to Thong Lor BTS. There is a 24/7 7-11 within 3min walk and it’s pretty big. Overall we really enjoyed our stay at Oakwood Studios and would return again.

We came here for a football tournament this location is perfect as it is close to the football pitch and right next to asiatique market. It has a nice Chinese restaurant where we enjoyed our dim sum lunch and shark fin soup. Breakfast is also nice with a variety of local and western food but it is incredibly busy in the morning. You can choose the outdoor tables and enjoy the river view. This hotel has lots of western tour but mainly retirees. The spa is newly renovated. Swimming pool is big but our kids are too loud so got complained few times. Room is also nice but better if you can choose the renovated room.

The Sukosol Hotel is a unique blend of old and new. While the old building may need some updates, the overall experience is enjoyable. If you're looking for a traditional Thai experience, the old building might be a good choice. If you prefer a more modern atmosphere, upgrading to the new building is worth considering. Be prepared to pay extra if you want to stay in (upgrade) the new building. (500thb per night) Dim Corridors: The corridors in the both building could benefit from brighter lighting. The hotel's walk distance 10minute to BTS.

Fantastic 5 star boutique hotel in convenient location within walking distance to BTS Chitlom which is a few stops from Sukhumvit and Siam. Central Embassy and Central World are short walking distance away on Sukhumvit road. Many great cafes and restaurants nearby, convenient stores a few steps from the hotel. Hotel also has free parking for guests. Hotel Muse has a classy Art Deco look and great staff. Hotel also has its own rooftop bar. This is our second time staying here and the standards are just as high as the first visit.

Decent price point, but there are a number of small but still notable issues which make this hotel far from a 5 star standard. For a start, WiFi log in details were incorrect, and we only realized after going back to check following numerous failed connection attempts. Housekeeping also repeatedly threw away our used bedroom slippers which we planned to reuse, and does not even replace them (where’s the sense in this), and this only stopped after we called to highlight the issue. Face towels were not provided in the room, even though they were provided in another room we booked - even after we asked for them, the next day they were not replaced by housekeeping. It’s an okay place to stay for the price, but it can be a lot better.

The hotel offers a clean room with a comfortable bed, though the pillows were a bit too soft for my liking. The buffet breakfast is satisfying with a good variety, but I was disappointed by the absence of Thai cuisine. The ambience in both the lobby and garden is pleasant and inviting, adding a nice touch to the stay. Overall, a good experience with minor areas for improvement.

From beginning to end a very nice hotel. When you arrive, service level very good, interior stylies, lots of space, clean, nice smell, etc. The room equipped well, good bed, working table, bathroom, minbar, etc. The only min point was that I costs me some time to figure out the remote control for lights and airco, and the TV i never got figured out. But for sure can have something to do with my age. If I would have called for help, for sure they would have explained it. Loved the pool with comfortable beds, enough towels, free water. Also well equipped gym. All you expect from a high end hotel, but anyway it is nice when it is there for your convenience.

The Standard Hotel, Bangkok: Not your standard but of exacting exalted standards. I’m a loyalist to Standard Hotel LA Downtown. It has a bit of an irreverent and non-conformist verve - attracting a gamut of characters from the ultra pretentious to the authentically creative or artistic types. It is flashy, LGBT embracing, unapologetic, over the top, form defying, stylish, excessive, extravagant, wanton and bursting with character. Hence it will always be a magnet for characters and drug-fuelled-all-nighter parties but you can expect a scrubbed-clean version in BKK. I flew to Bangkok specifically for the new Standard Hotel - I’ve been dying to check this out. It absolutely doesn’t disappoint. You do get hordes of pretentious IG-ers or alleged annoying influencers doing their 3 hour shoots. But if you got a creative eye like I do and genuinely appreciate solid architecture, offbeat interior styling and intricate art pieces then this place is heaven for you. The style is a mash-up of the most daring and eclectic seemingly mismatched pieces that miraculously come woven together to create a signature style. It is so incredible. There’s no ordinary here - the commanding ceiling art piece outside The Standard Grill restaurant is so technically remarkable I stood there to drink up all the details. It’s so layered here - I feel that the vanity of the superfluous influencers robbed the true meticulous design considerations. I can go at lengths about the styling but I’ll just state that you should deconstruct every element and wow your senses. Everything is modestly sized - pool. Steam room, restaurant, bars, etc. Restaurants are an experience unlike any other - Ojo is mex glam meets Jetson futuristic posh. Tease is a popup fairy tale afternoon tea delight. Mott 32 is chinois haute glam. Standard Grill is tailored classiness. The Parlor is a riot of styles. They are all so exciting. What’s even better is the incredible service. There are some hits and misses but the staff genuinely strive to please. Tina who is busy darting around at the reception, lobby and everywhere is saccharine sweet and effervescent. We nearly missed our flight when the sky emptied and no cabs were found. She so very coolly and humorously handled our mini crisis with such panache, we were so impressed. Look past the superficial influencers or pretentious wannabes. Come and blow your senses out with an experience you should bucket list. #eatstylishtravelstylish