W Bangkok Hotel

W Bangkok is housed within a 31 story building located in the heart of Sathorn, opposite the Empire Tower in the Bangkok’s leading business and entertainment district. You really can’t miss this quirky, young at heart hotel due to the enormous pink letter “W” spotlight on the façade and it is close to a BTS SkyTrain station for easy access to all the city has to offer. With 403 ultra-modern rooms and suites that do not conform to the norm, expect touch control lighting and climate; semi-transparent glass privacy room dividers between the bathroom and the bedroom in vivid colours of acid yellow, fuchsia and blue; a W Mix Bar filled with treats and beverages and a Whatever / Whenever service ethos which means you can order anything you like, 24/7 and it will be there in a trice. Rooms sizes are generous and start with the entry level Wonderful room at 41 square metre rising up to 215 square metres for the Extreme Wow, One Bedroom residential style Presidential Suite consisting of a study, living room and dining room with a pantry area. In the black and white tiled and marble bathroom, there is a whirlpool tub for two, a central circular wash hand basin and an enormous walk-in shower. Semi circular in shape, with marble columns, curved walls and flooring, the space is light and airy with cutting edge modern furniture. For health and wellbeing, there is a circular 206 square metre WET Pool complete with in-pool LED lights changing hue across the colour spectrum and underwater music. Surrounded by loungers, couches and covered day beds, pool attendants are on hand to cater to any whim. On Saturdays and Sundays, enjoy resident DJs spinning the decks accompanied by drinks and food from the WET Deck (decorated with street art from local artists) for a chill-lax weekend. The more energetic might head to the TechnoGym equipped FIT Gym for 24/7 workouts whilst for relaxation and pampering, the 630 square metre AWAY Spa offers restorative and detoxifying body and facial treatments, beauty services and much more. 

When it comes to wining and dining, there are a range of choices, all featuring a striking design. The all-day dining Kitchen Table serves an international menu, The Pantry offers healthy food options inspired by Bangkok’s Pak Klong Talad Flower Market whilst Pali focusses on casual Thai seafood dining. This latter restaurant is based in the National Heritage Site of The House of Sathorn, built in 1889 and now used by the hotel as a restaurant and hospitality venue. The outside garden terrace is perfect for enjoying Afternoom Tea whilst stay for a cocktail from The Bar, a dark, ornate and sophisticated space enjoying a day to night scene with custom cocktails, a light bites menu and a backdrop of cutting-edge sounds.