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Towering grand dame with some of Bangkok’s largest rooms, all overlooking the Chao Phraya River. — Jetsetter
$236
on Booking.comThe Metropolitan by Como is a luxury hotel with 171 large rooms and an impressive spa that includes yoga studios and an outdoor lap pool — Afar Magazine
$170
on Booking.comOne of the world’s best, this effortlessly stylish riverside hotel boasts immaculate standards of service. — Rough Guide
$468
on Booking.comSilk wall panels, leather headboards and traditional furnishings are pulled together by modern grey and royal blue colour palettes. — Wallpaper
$200
on Booking.comAccommodations are equally tranquil with Thai silk fabrics in airy silvers, golds and greens, teak paneling, and huge mirrored bathrooms. — Concierge
$191
on Booking.comIt's all Jazz Age elegance and art deco luxury at The Siam hotel, situated right on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok. — Mr & Mrs Smith
$528
on Booking.comShangri-La Bangkok has long been recognized as one of Bangkok’s most luxurious hotels for both leisure and business travelers alike — Time Out
$161
on Booking.comThis is the flagship of this homegrown but far-reaching chain, and the urban panoramas from both the rooms and the rooftop event space are fantastic. — Star Service
$151
on Booking.comEverything about the St. Regis oozes elegance, from the high-ceilinged, bright lobby to the comfortable rooms with great views. — Frommer's
$213
on Booking.comIt's little overstatement to say this boutique hotel is electrifying, and it's not just the acidic colour scheme: it has a real buzz to it. — Time Out
Guests can mix and mingle with socialites and diplomats at the W Bangkok. — Gayot
$143
on Booking.comGorgeous views and unique designs are the key reasons you’ll love SO Sofitel Bangkok — Time Out
$141
on Booking.comRemarkably romantic and accessible only by boat — The Telegraph
The InterContinental is a colossus of a hotel in downtown Bangkok, a stone’s throw from the popular Erawan shrine, countless shopping and dining options and a BTS skytrain — The Telegraph
$157
on Booking.comChoose the Bangkok Marriott if you want to explore Bangkok and, at the same time, escape it... Some don't like to be so far removed, but most find the short departure from crazy Bangkok a real relief. — Frommer's
$151
on Booking.comChakrabongse Villas is an exquisite heritage property on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, offering three rooms and four suites right across from Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn — The Telegraph
$246
on Booking.comA big glossy city-centre hotel with some resort-style flourishes, including sprawling swimming pool and gardens, and an excellent spa and gym — The Telegraph
$197
on Booking.comLocated at the end of Soi 1 behind a virtual wall of frangipani, this beautifully renovated 1940s-era villa is one of the worst-kept accommodation secrets in Bangkok. — Lonely Planet
$159
on Booking.comOne of the top reasons to stay here is the I.Sawan spa tucked away from the noise of Bangkok among the gardens on the hotel's fifth floor. — Concierge
$172
on Booking.comThe brand-new Hansar can claim that elusive intersection of style and value. — Lonely Planet
$269
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