Park Hyatt Bangkok: your home but elevated

Located in the heart of the capital’s central business district, Park Hyatt Bangkok boasts amenities and features that give refined living its definition

With a centralised location, surrounded by a plethora of iconic malls, experiences, and eateries, Park Hyatt Bangkok brings convenience to the table. While there are other hotels around the vicinity, and Airbnbs abound, none can compare to the unparalleled experience Park Hyatt presents.

The historic site, once the scene of elegant garden parties hosted by the British Ambassador to the Kingdom of Thailand, now takes the form of a tranquil retreat, with interiors designed by New York-based Yabu Pushelberg. Known for their flagship project, Park Hyatt New York, the award-winning design duo has crafted a serene and stylish environment in Bangkok, unfolding through a series of intimate spaces decked out in dramatic installations by Japanese artist Hirotoshi Sawada.

With 222 rooms and suites in 57 configurations, Park Hyatt Bangkok understands the needs of every tourist and patron. The entry-level rooms, starting at 48 sqm, rank among the largest in the city, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, bespoke bathroom amenities by Le Labo, and intricately carved lotus bloom designs in creamy stone walls. The speciality suites, including the opulent Presidential Suite, offer private pools, in-suite spas, and expansive terraces with breathtaking city views. For the ultimate home-away-from-home experience, The Apartment, residential-styled rooms ranging from 32-47 sqm, is perfect for big families and has access to a kitchen and the Garden Terrace.

Upon stepping into the venue, consumers will enjoy a multi-sensory experience complete with a 360-degree screen and special effects that are sure to impress. Photo by Park Hyatt

The hotel’s culinary offerings are as diverse. From the Catalan cuisine at the Embassy Room, crafted by Chef Ferran Tadeo, to the Rooftop Bar with a 360-degree view of Bangkok, guests are treated to world-class dining experiences. Whiskey connoisseurs would rejoice in the Johnnie Walker Depth of Blue Room offering a multi-sensorial experience.

Open every evening until late; this Cocktail Bar is head Mixologist Sabine Delettre Nakamura’s lab and stage for crafted cocktails. Photo by Park Hyatt

The tour de force, though, has to be the Penthouse Bar + Grill, spreading over four floors, where each main dish is a testament to sustainable luxury. Savour the exquisite Canadian Sustainable Lobster Thermidor, followed by the decadence of slow-cooked Wagyu rump from Pardoo Farms in Western Australia, boasting a perfect marble score of 9+, the pinnacle of Australian beef. The pièce de résistance is a delightful salmon, cured with Talisker 10-year single malt and sustainably farmed in Tasmania.

Besides the eight luxuriously appointed treatment rooms (including two double suites), The Spa features a relaxation lounge, crystal-steam rooms, laconium dry-heat rooms, whirlpools, and experience showers. Photo by Park Hyatt

Experiences within the hotel abound, as well. The Pañpuri Organic Spa is a sanctuary of well-being, featuring personalised treatments, crystal-steam rooms, and laconium dry-heat rooms. The 40m pool terrace, surrounded by tropical foliage, provides a serene escape from the city’s hustle. Guests also have 24-hour access to the state-of-the-art Fitness Center.

If these don’t convince you, perhaps its accolades could. Reflected in its numerous awards, including the 2024 Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Award and Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific’s Best Hotel Pool, its commitment to luxury and excellence underscores the hotel’s status as one of the finest luxury destinations in the city.

Park Hyatt Bangkok