Stay at Banyan Tree Bangkok in Bangkok

Stay 

Banyan Tree Bangkok features 327 suites, starting at 48 sqm, one of the largest in town. Each room features chic décor and are fully furnished with all the necessary facilities such as coffee machine, satellite TV and an aromatherapy burner. All have a generous living area with floor-to-ceiling windows and a free-standing bath, looking out onto the skyline. Honeymooners can opt for the Spa Sanctuary Suite with your own treatment room and unlimited massages during your stay.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Banyan Tree Bangkok. There is a two-bedroom suite (120–140 sqm), ideal for families or two couples travelling together. There is a large master bedroom and a generous second bedroom with a large lounge and a dining room with kitchen. There is a kidzone adjacent to the Club Lounge and weekend Kid's Club for under 11's which runs during brunch at the Romsai restaurant. Babysitting service can be arranged. 

Dine 

Guests will be spoilt for choice with over ten dining options available at the Banyan Tree Bangkok. Dining at the rooftop restaurant Vertigo, with stunning views over the city is the favourite amongst the city’s rich. While the 52nd floor, Saffron Sky Garden serves up a tantalising selection of signature contemporary Thai dishes. For an unforgettable experience, take Apsara River cruise which serves authentic royal Thai cuisine aboard a vintage rice barge on the Chao Phraya River. 

Relax 

Facilities at the Banyan Tree Bangkok include a modest 20m outdoor swimming pool on the 21st floor and an indulgent spa with panoramic city views. The Fitness Centre with gym offers a selection of daily classes including Muay Thai or you can use the health club with fully equipped gym offering exercise classes, steam rooms and a sauna.

Experience 

Bangkok is a fascinating city offering endless opportunities for shopping, cultural tours and adventure activities. Banyan Tree Bangkok can arrange a ride on a long-tailed water taxi into a network of klongs (canals) or a day tour of the city to include historical houses and museums including the Grand Palace and Jim Thompson House. Alternatively, watch a movie with reclining armchairs or double-bed seating at the VIP cinemas around Bangkok.