Park Hyatt Bangkok
Contemporary Zen retreat for pampered travelers
08/01/2024 Reading time: 2 Minutes
The elevator only takes a few seconds to cover the ten floors that separate the rather inconspicuous entrance to the Park Hyatt from the reception. And yet there is a world of difference between the honking cabs and rattling tuk-tuks downstairs and the heavenly peace and light-flooded Zen atmosphere up here ...
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We are invited into the eight-metre-high Living Room, which is "guarded" by a filigree dragon sculpture, for the check-in procedure with fine pastries and iced tea . Another fantastically beautiful installation by Hirotoshi Sawada is located in the stairwell to the Ballroom, where the Japanese artist has countless copper hats floating and shimmering in front of him.
Whether art from Asia or XXL prints by star photographer Andreas Gursky - dozens of first-class works of art from the owner family's private collection are scattered throughout the hotel. The best way to admire them is on a guided tour - an offer that guests should definitely not turn down!
Also a must: a few laps in the 40-metre pool high above the gardens of the British Embassy with its bamboo grove and adjoining sun terraces. Nowhere else in the city can you relax with a better view (and in more style)! Speaking of views: the rooms and suites also all have spectacular views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Whether in the King Bed Room or the Presidential Suite, the extremely airy yet luxurious ambience with fine fabrics and elegant Asian touches is pleasing everywhere.
In contrast, the look is completely different up high, where you can feel like you're in the penthouse of a sophisticated and art-loving playboy on floors 34 to 36: British club atmosphere meets cosmopolitan chic at the cocktail bar or the first-class "The Grill". The cozy Rooftop Terrace with bar is almost an insider tip. The hotel's own resident DJ provides the hip sound. The perfectly mixed drinks and the view of the millions of lights of the "City of Angels" are responsible for the heavenly good feeling.
Whether art from Asia or XXL prints by star photographer Andreas Gursky - dozens of first-class works of art from the owner family's private collection are scattered throughout the hotel. The best way to admire them is on a guided tour - an offer that guests should definitely not turn down!
Also a must: a few laps in the 40-metre pool high above the gardens of the British Embassy with its bamboo grove and adjoining sun terraces. Nowhere else in the city can you relax with a better view (and in more style)! Speaking of views: the rooms and suites also all have spectacular views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Whether in the King Bed Room or the Presidential Suite, the extremely airy yet luxurious ambience with fine fabrics and elegant Asian touches is pleasing everywhere.
In contrast, the look is completely different up high, where you can feel like you're in the penthouse of a sophisticated and art-loving playboy on floors 34 to 36: British club atmosphere meets cosmopolitan chic at the cocktail bar or the first-class "The Grill". The cozy Rooftop Terrace with bar is almost an insider tip. The hotel's own resident DJ provides the hip sound. The perfectly mixed drinks and the view of the millions of lights of the "City of Angels" are responsible for the heavenly good feeling.
