Bangkok Hotel Guide - Luxury Hotels in Bangkok, Thailand

Nice spacious 3 bedroom Aparthotel for a family of 6 Staff were friendly, breakfast was nice, food was always topped up and staff cleaned up efficiently. The doormen were excellent and helpful at all times. Would definitely return

My friends and I spent 5 days at this hotel and it was great. The lobby entrance is beautiful and you're greeted by a floral scent and friendly staff. The rooms and bathrooms are stylish & spacious, and nice amenities. The pool area is stunning with a great view. The breakfast buffet was delicious and lots of variety. The hotel is in a busy central area so traffic is a nightmare during rush hour but the metro train station is only feet away. The fabulous Blue Elephant restaurant is right next door and well worth having dinner there at least once. But restaurants in the hotel are just as good. We loved the Eastin Grand!

Room not so clean. Room facilities is a bit old. No tuk tuk service provided. No free Wifi services.

Three of us stayed at the tower for two days and were blown away by the view pool and food fantastic place to holiday

We had a great stay. The location is great and the hotel is quite unique in being resort like yet is in the middle of Bangkok. It did get a bit busy on the weekends with there being weddings on both days, however that's probably more a testament to the popularity of the hotel.

The hotel was one of the nicest I have stayed in anywhere in the world; however a little out of the main tourist area which is not an issue if you have arranged a personal guide and driver which we did. The facilities were luxurious. They also have a boat to take you to places which is very nice. However, in light of cost and other amenities I found the food both disappointing and expensive.

Okura Prestige Bangkok is located in Ploenchit area of Bangkok and is connected to BTS station of the same name. During our stay in Bangkok, it rained pretty much every night so it was extremely convenient to be able to get to BTS via skywalk without having to fight throng of people on the street with umbrellas. Hotel itself is very classy without being flashy. Okura being a Japanese chain, there was a Japanese speaking staff on most shifts except for graveyard. Breakfast buffet was underwhelming though, so we ended up eating at the Japanese restaurant except for the first morning. The Japanese breakfast set was a very traditional Japanese combination of small dishes and excellent. The coffee they served at the end of the meal upon request was individually brewed and very good too. Overall, a very clean and elegant hotel, located conveniently for many thing.

This is my second time staying here and I still enjoying my stay. Staff is very friendly and make you feel at home.

Still the best Bangkok hotel that I have stayed at, the staff are always very friendly and helpful with any request's that where made of them. The roof top bar is one of the best in the world, so it gets very busy and there is no preference for quests who are staying at the hotel, so go early or late it closes at 01.00. It's not to far from The BTS ( skytrain ) or the Metro ( underground ) and there are some nice restaurants and bar's just a short walk away. The pool on the 21st floor is a little small but very good with amazing views.

Nice buffet N staff N close to BTS Stations N very clean room