Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok

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  • Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok, 300/1 Yan Nawa, Sathon, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
  • Price guide: $$$$$

Bangkok can be an exciting whirlwind. After a day in the thick of it, you’ll want a hotel that knows how to dial down the intensity. Enter The Four Seasons Bangkok, a sleek riverside sanctuary that blends high design, world-class service, and a bit of art-gallery-meets-city-resort magic. With 299 rooms and suites this isn’t your standard city escape. Instead, it’s a sprawling, beautifully curated space where every corner feels intentional, and every detail is so well thought out you might wonder why they don’t raise the pirces.

Foodies, start salivating: The Four Seasons Bangkok is basically its own culinary district, with five restaurants and three bars that cover everything from edgy Cantonese to Italian riverside dining, upscale Thai grilling, and comforting French cuisine. Need a detox after Bangkok’s street food adventures? The state-of-the-art spa and massive infinity pool are waiting. There’s also a fully equipped gym, a lap pool, and a lounge-worthy riverside deck for those sunset cocktails. The hotel is a 45-minute drive from Suvarnabhumi Airport and while its neighborhood isn’t the city’s most charming, it’s well-connected by boat, tuk-tuk, and taxi.

Who’s it for? Design lovers, luxury seekers, and anyone who wants to experience Bangkok without having to be in the thick of it 24/7. This isn’t the best location for temple-hopping on foot, but if you want a refined, art-filled retreat with world-class dining and top-tier service, this is one of the best high-end stays in the city.

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