Rosewood Bangkok

The Setting: A Tower Above Phloen Chit

Rosewood Bangkok is a luxury hotel in Phloen Chit, the embassy and lifestyle district at the heart of modern Bangkok. Its 30-storey tower is one of the most recognisable on the skyline: two angled glass planes lean together in the shape of the wai, the palms-together Thai greeting, a nod to the welcome that follows inside. The Skytrain runs past the door, Central Embassy and the city’s flagship malls are a short walk away, and Lumphini Park is close by for early-morning walks before the heat. The Grand Palace, Wat Pho and the Chao Phraya River are a short drive across town.

The best time to visit Bangkok is from November to February, when the air is drier and cooler. March and October are good shoulder months, and from April to September the city is hot and humid, with afternoon rain from around June, when the hotel’s indoor spaces and spa come into their own.

Rooms, Suites and the Houses

There are 158 rooms, suites and Houses, all designed to feel like a private home in the sky, with modern interiors, Thai artwork and floor-to-ceiling views over the city. Rooms have walk-in wardrobes and marble bathrooms, and the suites add separate living rooms, with the Premier Suites framing the skyline through dramatic angled windows.

The Houses are the hotel’s signature. Thara House and Nara House each have their own terrace with a private plunge pool above the city, and Bannakarn House occupies the entire 29th floor, with a separate kitchen, a guest bathroom and an outdoor terrace with its own sky-high plunge pool, which makes it the natural base for families and friends travelling together.

Sense, A Rosewood Spa and the 20-Metre Saltwater Pool

Sense, A Rosewood Spa draws on Thai healing traditions alongside modern wellness therapies, with a fitness studio, a hair salon and nail bar alongside it. The 20-metre saltwater lap pool runs from indoors to outdoors between the fitness studio and G&O, shaded by trees on its terrace and an easy place to spend the hottest part of the afternoon.

Dining and Drinks: Nan Bei, Lakorn, Lennon’s and G&O

Rosewood Bangkok has four distinct venues. Nan Bei, meaning south and north in Chinese, serves dim sum and regional Chinese cooking in an imaginative Art Deco dining room. Lakorn, the all-day restaurant, looks out over the city and cooks Thai dishes from the kingdom’s four culinary regions alongside classic European plates. Lennon’s is a speakeasy and vinyl bar with a collection of around 6,000 records and cocktails inspired by the music, and G&O is a relaxed farm-to-table café for lunch and brunch, built around organic, locally grown ingredients. Ask your Travel Designer about the hotel’s Thai cooking classes for a morning in the kitchen.

Rosewood Bangkok Offers and Exclusive Benefits with Berkeley Travel

Berkeley Travel is a Rosewood Elite agency. Through this partnership we have access to exclusive Rosewood offers and benefits that are not available when you book direct or through an online travel agent. Our guests enjoy daily breakfast for two, a complimentary room upgrade on arrival, prioritised above every other booking channel, a personalised welcome amenity, and property-specific extras such as a $100 hotel credit, at no more than the direct rate. Where Rosewood is running an offer of its own, such as an additional night on longer stays, our Elite benefits can usually be added to it.

Your Travel Designer will match the room to how you travel, arrange private transfers from Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang, book your tables at Nan Bei and Lennon’s, and pair Bangkok with the islands or with other Rosewood cities, from Rosewood Amsterdam to The Carlyle in New York. Explore more of Thailand and our favourite city breaks, or contact our team to start planning.