Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit

Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit brings a touch of Gallic charm to Asia with a 32-storey hotel inspired by Art Deco in the heart of downtown Sukhumvit. Directly connected with the BTS Asok and MRT Sukhumvit stations and the Terminal 21 shopping mall via its own skywalk bridge, it is also close to Benjasiri Park for gentle walks to view the park’s selection of Thai sculptures. There are 345 elegant, high-tech rooms and suites, all offering floor to ceiling windows with wood floors, luxurious, modern furnishings, MyBed by Sofitel signature beds, Bose surround sound and spacious marble bathrooms with Balmain toiletries. Entry level room sizes are generous at 37 square metres for the Luxury Room to 40 square metres for the Luxury Room with Club Millésime access. Club Millésime is located on the 31st floor and features a dining area, a bar and a board room for complimentary use. Throughout the day, food and drink presentations are made featuring a Thai and international menu. There are three suite types, all enjoying Club access and Butler service, ranging from the 60 square metre Prestige Suite to the 105 square metre Opera Suites with a dining space and an outside terrace to the top of the line 168 square metre Imperial Suite with a Jacuzzi on the terrace, a kitchen and a dining room complete with fine china. Leisure facilities include a 23 metre outside swimming pool set in lush gardens with cabanas and loungers to catch the sun and the Liquide Pool Bar for light bites and cocktails, a 24/7 SoFit fitness centre complete with hydrobath, Jacuzzi and sauna. 

The Beauty Salon allows you to look your best whilst the stylish contemporary Le Spa with L’Occitane on the ninth floor combines the best of French Mediterranean and Thai therapies with seven treatment rooms, one couple spa treatment room and a Jacuzzi. For wining and dining, visit the rooftop Voilà! on the 32nd floor for breakfast and a Western & Thai set lunch or Belga Rooftop Bar & Brasserie for Belgian inspired classics, one of the largest choices of craft beer in the city and fabulous views to boot. The open plan kitchen allows for a touch of culinary theatre whilst the walls feature Belgian-inspired murals including, of course, characters from The Adventures of Tintin. Another food venue is the Wine Boutique, a wine bar based off the lobby for platters and glasses of wine, decorated with wine barrels and long table seating.