Waldorf Astoria Bangkok
Waldorf Astoria Bangkok is housed within the 60-story Magnolias Ratchadamri Boulevard, a luxury city-center high-rise. The hotel’s classic design is the masterpiece of acclaimed architect André Fu and New York-based studio AvroKO, who modeled the elegant property after the original Waldorf Astoria New York. Infusing art deco with Thai culture, the result is a splendid combination of brass and marble accented with traditional weaving and silk patterns.
The luxury hotel’s top three floors are dedicated to wining and dining with breathtaking city views. See for yourself between porterhouse bites at the 55th-floor Bull & Bear. Glamorous art deco and art nouveau motifs dominate the interiors, emulating the Waldorf Astoria legacy.
But while this beautiful address may have been influenced by the grandeur of the original Manhattan hotel, its culinary style, spa treatments (the Swedish- and Balinese-inspired Rebalance Massage) and heart-of-town location are proof of a more global feel.
- Service at Waldorf Astoria Bangkok is warm and friendly. Upon arrival, you are personally escorted to the upper lobby for check-in.
- The luxury hotel’s temperature-controlled infinity pool is picture-perfect. On the 16th floor, it affords panoramic views of the ultra-exclusive Bangkok Royal Sports Club, Lumphini Park and the city’s skyscrapers.
- Waldorf Astoria Spa evokes a sensuous and relaxing atmosphere with its fragrant scent permeating throughout the space. Its long corridor mimics a blossoming magnolia, with layers of ivory lacquer petals and bronze candleholders.
- Combining sophistication with the warmth of a personal residence, the property is decorated with bespoke furnishings in a dusty color palette and more than 2,300 pieces of artisanal décor and local artwork.
- Thai accents are subtly featured throughout the Bangkok hotel, from intricately carved bronze screens recalling Thai dance movements to traditional wooden cabinets within each guest room.
- Thanks to its central location, Waldorf Astoria Bangkok offers easy access to some of the capital’s best shopping malls. The Chidlom BTS Skytrain station is less than 10 minutes away on foot.
- On the 16th floor, you’ll find Waldorf Astoria’s Peacock Alley. The 70-seat lounge exudes Old World glamour, down to the bronze re-creation of the iconic Waldorf Astoria New York clock lattice just behind the marble bar.
- The luxury hotel boasts 171 luxurious guest rooms and suites on levels six to 16, each of which has floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the capital’s skyline.
- King and Twin Deluxe Rooms have a feminine ambiance with a warm color palette of dusty gold, gray and peach accents.
- Featuring a separate bedroom, living and dining area, King Deluxe Suites hew more masculine with shades of deep mineral blue and mustard accents.
- King Two-Bedroom Waldorf Suites have a foyer that opens out into a spacious living and dining area lit by a wall of windows. The Royal Suite is best for families, with two well-appointed bedrooms, a separate living room and a dining room for eight, along with a fully equipped kitchen and bar.
- Visit Front Room is a homey dining venue on the lower lobby of Waldorf Astoria Bangkok where you can enjoy a refined contemporary Thai dinner in the form of a set menu, à la carte dishes or plant-based options. A highlight of this space is the unique light installation, which is inspired by Thailand’s Loi Krathong lantern festival.
- Bull & Bear is a steakhouse with art deco décor, bold brass furnishings and large windows with impressive skyline views. Specializing in grilled meats and seafood, the menu includes truffle mac and cheese with smoked Gruyère, beef tartare and wagyu ribeye.
- The Loft shakes up a wide range of cocktails inspired by the original 1935 Waldorf Astoria Bar Book, as well as premium spirits, wines and whiskeys from all over the world. The 56th-floor bar is like being inside an artist’s studio, thanks to paint-splattered tables and large shelves displaying vintage paint tools, sketches and glass inkwells.
- Savor classic French fare in casual surroundings at The Brasserie. Popular plates include sautéed mussels, baked Camembert and hearty beef bourguignon.
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