Bangkok
20 hand-picked hotels in Bangkok, compared across Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda & Expedia.
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Top picks in Bangkok
The stays our editors would book themselves — chosen for location, value and that something extra.
Capella Bangkok
River-facing rooms and a Michelin star at the water's edge
Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River
Jean-Michel Gathy's riverfront urban resort, opened 2020
Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
Authors' Lounge and 150 years on the Chao Phraya
All 20 hotels in Bangkok
Filter by stars, property type and amenities. Prices compared across Booking.com, Trip.com, Agoda & Expedia. Prices are indicative, checked October 2026.
Showing 20 of 20 hotels in Bangkok
Capella Bangkok
River-facing rooms and a Michelin star at the water's edge
Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River
Jean-Michel Gathy's riverfront urban resort, opened 2020
Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
Authors' Lounge and 150 years on the Chao Phraya
The Siam Hotel
Art Deco riverside retreat by Bill Bensley, 39 suites
Lub d Bangkok Siam
Design hostel steps from National Stadium BTS and MBK
The Peninsula Bangkok
Every room faces the river from the Thonburi bank
Rosewood Bangkok
Two leaning towers joined like a Thai wai, 159 rooms
The Sukhothai Bangkok
Lotus ponds and Thai temple calm on South Sathorn
137 Pillars Suites Bangkok
All-suite tower with a rooftop pool over Sukhumvit
Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok
Riverside gardens a few steps from Saphan Taksin BTS
Hotel Muse Bangkok Langsuan
1920s European glamour with The Speakeasy rooftop bar
Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok
Oversized river-view suites at a mid-range price
SO/ Bangkok
Infinity pool overlooking the green sweep of Lumpini Park
The Standard Bangkok Mahanakhon
Jaime Hayon color inside the pixelated Mahanakhon tower
Somerset Sukhumvit Thonglor Bangkok
Serviced apartments in the heart of trendy Thonglor
Sala Rattanakosin Bangkok
Rooftop bar facing Wat Arun across the river
Centara Grand at CentralWorld
Red Sky rooftop bar 55 floors above CentralWorld
Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn
Skybridge straight into Surasak BTS, pool on the 14th floor
Riva Surya Bangkok
Riverside pool on Phra Athit, a stroll from Khao San
NapPark Hostel Khaosan
Garden-courtyard hostel two minutes off Khaosan Road
About Bangkok
Bangkok is the best-value luxury city in the world. The Mandarin Oriental, Capella and the Four Seasons line the Chao Phraya river with rates that would buy a mid-range room in London, and the 5-star rooftop bars are open to anyone who dresses the part.
The city splits into distinct worlds: temple-studded Old Town along the river, the glossy malls of Siam and Ratchaprasong, the expat restaurants of Sukhumvit and Thonglor, and the creative cafes of Ari.
Traffic is the enemy, so stay on the BTS Skytrain or MRT line, or on the river where hotel shuttle boats connect to Saphan Taksin. Hostels here are among the best designed in Asia and cost less than $25.
Best time to visit
November to February (cool season, 25-32C, little rain); avoid April heat and September-October monsoon peaks
Where to stay in Bangkok
The neighbourhoods our editors recommend, and who each one suits best.
Grand riverfront hotels with free boat shuttles: Mandarin Oriental, Peninsula, Four Seasons, Capella.
Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun views from small boutique rooftops; The Siam's riverside estate in Dusit.
Mega-malls, the BTS interchange and big-brand hotels; ideal first-timer base.
Expat dining, nightlife and serviced apartments along the Skytrain.
Business district with the Mahanakhon skyscraper rooftop and quiet luxury (Sukhothai, SO/ Bangkok).
Backpacker heartland on one side, cool cafe neighbourhood on the other; the budget picks.
Average hotel prices in Bangkok
| Star rating | Average price / night |
|---|---|
| ★★★★★3-star | $45 |
| ★★★★★4-star | $95 |
| ★★★★★5-star | $320 |
