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The Sukhothai Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

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The Sukhothai Bangkok in photos · The Sukhothai Bangkok — Bangkok, Thailand. The Sukhothai Bangkok is a garden sanctuary in Bangkok's Sathorn neighbourhood, designed to evoke the heritage of the ancient Sukhothai Kingdom. A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World since 2020, the hotel blends contemporary comforts with Thai hospit

The Sukhothai Bangkok is a garden sanctuary in Bangkok's Sathorn neighbourhood, designed to evoke the heritage of the ancient Sukhothai Kingdom. A member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World since 2020, the hotel blends contemporary comforts with Thai hospitality traditions. Set on six acres and accessible to the MRT and central landmarks, it offers tranquility within the city.

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Location and setting

The hotel occupies six acres in Bangkok's Sathorn neighbourhood, surrounded by tropical gardens and lotus ponds. Despite its central location, the tree-lined approach and low-rise architecture create a tranquil atmosphere distinct from the city's glass towers.

The setting provides convenient access to the MRT, One Bangkok, Dusit Central, and Lumpini Parks, making it well-positioned for both leisure and business visitors.

Rooms and suites

The hotel comprises 210 rooms across 9 floors. Standard offerings include Deluxe Rooms available in Queen and Twin configurations, Garden Suites, and Club Rooms, each furnished with contemporary amenities.

Extended options include Executive Suites, Deluxe Suites, Club Balcony suites, Club Premier Suites, and Club Balcony Suites, with The Sukhothai Suite as the flagship accommodation.

Dining

Celadon, the hotel's principal restaurant, specializes in authentic Thai cuisine. La Scala serves antipasti and aperitivos, available indoors or on the terrace overlooking the swimming pool.

A cafe and bar are available on-site for casual refreshment.

Spa, pools and facilities

The Sukhothai Spa functions as a standalone wellness sanctuary, drawing design inspiration from the Sukhothai Kingdom's artistic heritage. The property features a swimming pool, yoga areas, and a fitness centre.

Architecture and design

The hotel opened in 1991, designed by Australian architect Kerry Hill and American architect Ed Tuttle—their only professional collaboration. The design draws from the artistic traditions of the historic Sukhothai Kingdom, translated into low-rise contemporary structures.

This architectural approach creates a striking contrast with Bangkok's modern high-rises while maintaining close proximity to the city centre.

Who it suits

The hotel's garden grounds, spa, and multiple suite options accommodate leisure travellers, couples, and business visitors. The combination of central location and tranquil gardens appeals to those seeking urban access without urban noise.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is The Sukhothai Bangkok located?

The hotel is in Bangkok's Sathorn neighbourhood, on six acres of tropical gardens. It is within reach of the MRT, One Bangkok, Dusit Central, and Lumpini Parks.

What room types are available at The Sukhothai Bangkok?

The hotel offers Deluxe Rooms (Queen and Twin), Garden Suites, Club Rooms, Executive Suites, Deluxe Suites, Club Balcony suites, Club Premier Suites, Club Balcony Suites, and The Sukhothai Suite. Across 9 floors, there are 210 rooms total.

Which restaurants are at the hotel?

Celadon serves authentic Thai cuisine. La Scala offers antipasti and aperitivos, with indoor and terrace seating by the pool. A cafe and bar are also on-site.

Does the hotel have a spa and swimming pool?

Yes. The Sukhothai Spa is a wellness sanctuary inspired by Sukhothai Kingdom heritage, with yoga areas. The property also has a swimming pool and fitness centre.

When did The Sukhothai Bangkok open, and what alliance is it part of?

The hotel opened in 1991. It joined Small Luxury Hotels of the World in 2020.

Who designed the hotel?

Australian architect Kerry Hill and American architect Ed Tuttle designed the hotel. It was one of Hill's first major projects and their only collaboration.

Is The Sukhothai Bangkok suitable for families?

The hotel's extensive grounds, swimming pool, and garden setting accommodate families and other leisure travellers seeking a tranquil retreat within the city.

Is The Sukhothai Bangkok a luxury hotel?

The Sukhothai Bangkok is affiliated with Small Luxury Hotels of the World; this was confirmed on the brand's own website or hotel list, and the hotel was matched to its official website by our editorial board.

Where is The Sukhothai Bangkok?

The Sukhothai Bangkok is in Bangkok, Thailand. Address: Thung Maha Mek Subdistrict, Bangkok, Thailand.

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Hotel facts

LocationBangkok, Thailand
AddressThung Maha Mek Subdistrict, Bangkok, Thailand
Brand / allianceSmall Luxury Hotels of the World
Official websiteslh.com
Area guideThung Maha Mek Subdistrict luxury hotels
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