Rosewood Bangkok
Hotel · Sukhumwit ·
Hotel with Thai-inspired architecture, spa, fine dining, and rooftop bar
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1041/38 Phloen Chit Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Get directions
Hotel with Thai-inspired architecture, spa, fine dining, and rooftop bar
1041/38 Phloen Chit Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand Get directions
"The 30-story tower that this hotel calls home cuts a striking figure in the Bangkok skyline, shaped as it is after the wai, a Thai gesture of greeting made by pressing one’s palms together—a fitting shape for a place that beautifully melds Thai hospitality with a hyper-polished service style. The staff here is supremely gracious: They remember names, press buttons for guests at the elevator banks, turn tables over quickly at breakfast, and happily fetch booster seats for little princes and princesses. And if that’s not enough to make you feel at home, perhaps the stylish rooms and common spaces will, designed as they are to offer a true sense of place; modern sculptures and paintings by living Thai artists, and subtle design nods to the country’s silk-making history and garments worn by traditional Thai dancers, delight at every turn. In a city with a large array of luxury stays—Ritz-Carlton, St. Regis, Waldorf Astoria, Anantara, Kempinski, Park Hyatt, and Aman are pretty much all on top of each other—the Rosewood stands out with a quiet confidence, ready to welcome guests with a smile and wai." - Chris Schalkx, Lee Cobaj
"Housed in a striking 30-story tower shaped after the wai, I found this hotel to blend Thai hospitality with hyper-polished service: staff remember names, press elevator buttons for guests, turn tables quickly at breakfast, and happily fetch booster seats. The stylish rooms and common spaces give a true sense of place, with modern sculptures and paintings by living Thai artists and subtle nods to silk-making history and traditional dancer garments. Dining is abundant: the all-day lobby restaurant Lakorn champions indigenous agriculture and local farmers from Thailand’s four regions, Nan Bei serves extensive Chinese dishes (with streamlined prix-fixe lunch options), and Lennon’s cocktail bar—backed by a vinyl library of over 6,000 records—promises late-night fun. The property stands out with a quiet confidence and a warm wai." - Jenny Adams
"Rosewood Bangkok is an ultra-luxury skyscraper hotel in Bangkok, Thailand, recognized with a MICHELIN Key." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Rosewood Bangkok is a Two Key hotel designed at a sharp angle to resemble the traditional Thai greeting, the 'wai'. It stands out for its creative architecture and is one of the design-forward skyscraper hotels in Bangkok." - The MICHELIN Guide
"We kicked off our trip together at a spectacularly luxurious 30-story glass tower where the cavernous suite and round-the-clock butler felt like the cushiest landing pad after 20-plus hours of travel; my mom nearly cried over the small touches — glass water bottles and a leather case for the TV remote — and I loved details like recessed elevator buttons, a tree-lined saltwater infinity pool, a speakeasy with a city view, and tiny personal saucepans of butter at the drool-inducing breakfast spread." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines