Spa hotels in Bangkok

I paid to stay at the premier suite at the Grand Hyatt Bangkok, which included access to the hotel's executive lounge. Although the lounge was on the smaller side with limited food selection, the service was very good overall. I would especially like to give my compliments to Mel, the primary Grand Club staff member serving me during the stay. He was very diligent and attentive. The elevated level of service he provided during my stay left me with a very positive impression of the hotel. I would definitely consider staying here again in the future if I am in the Central Bangkok region.

The location is fantastic, right downstairs from Central, which makes getting around super convenient! We got complimentary welcome drinks at the rooftop bar, paired with the 360-degree observation deck—totally worth it 🙈. There's also an outdoor pool on the 26th floor which is great; it's uncrowded, quiet, and very relaxing! The only downside is that the room slippers are a bit poor quality and way too thin. If comfort is a priority, I'd recommend bringing your own pair! After all, when you've walked your legs off shopping downstairs, how amazing would it be to slip into a pair of cloud-like, ultra-comfy slippers back in the room 🤣😆😌.

Hotel is conveniently located - situated about 8 to 10 mins walk to Big C, Central World, Novotel BKK, and Platinum fashion mall. There is also a old mall Palladium Mall connected to the hotel via a glass door. Palladiun mall has the cheapest massage services around this Pratunan area (i've checked it out), but then again I only do foot massages which is 200baht 60mins and 300baht 90mins. For body massages or more comfortable atmosphere, use the hotel's massage service, ”Let's Relax”, highly recommended (I had a aroma therapy body massage, 1400baht 60mins). I took the ARL (Airport Rail Line) from Suvarnabhumi Airport to Ratchaprarop station (7 stops, 40baht using Tap&Go). Then walk 10-15mins from Ratchaprarop Station to the hotel. I use google map to guide me. I stayed at the North Tower. Breakfast was available (390baht) at 2 cafes on 10th floor and/or 11th floor. I tried both during my stay, preferred the buffet spread on the 10th floor. The hotel has 2 swimming pools, smaller one (＜25m) in the North Tower, and a transparent pool at the Main Tower. Only setback is my room toilet, it doesnt flush well, often i had to use the water spray together with the flush in order to increase the suction power for the tissues and waste to go down the pipe. Other than that, the room and housekeeping is good.

The room type I booked was advertised as a river view room, but I'd say it's more of a partial river view. The room is located at the bottom of a recess, with other rooms extending out on both sides, partially obstructing the view. However, the room gets great sunlight and is very spacious with excellent natural light. The bed is large and comfortable, and it's incredibly quiet at night – absolutely no noise. The cleaning was also quite good, and the service staff were all very pleasant. The front desk staff speak Chinese, which made communication very easy. The bathroom is a bit narrow, especially the shower stall, which I estimate to be only about 60cm wide. Even for a woman, you'll find your elbows hitting the sides. It's barely adequate but not comfortable. The disposable slippers felt like they were made of plastic; they weren't breathable, were very thin, and had slippery soles. It's good that they provide disposable toothpaste and toothbrushes, but you need to bring your own comb. Check-in was stated as 3 PM, and we arrived at 2:30 PM. We couldn't even check in half an hour early and had to wait, which is a significant drawback compared to hotels in China. Also, I don't recommend booking breakfast; the variety is very limited, and the ingredients are all budget-friendly. It's definitely not as good as other reviews claim, and the taste wasn't suitable for us as Chinese food eaters. If I come back, I'd consider staying here again but definitely wouldn't book breakfast. Check-out is at 11 AM, but the hotel's boat to the SkyTrain station also leaves at 11 AM. If you miss it, you have to wait until 1 PM. So, it's best to check out half an hour early, otherwise, you'll have to take a taxi to the SkyTrain station yourself.

Staying here for 4 days 3 nights! Location was closed to convenient store, pharmacy, local market and surrounded with foods shop and massage. However, bit distances from mtr station. So in and out i took grab and bolt. Since it doesnt cost much, I find the location are still good enough. Staffs were attentive, friendly and professional. Door guy always smile and greeting most of customer. Keep it up! Fitness centre and swimming pool open from 7am to 9pm, wifi was good too. I did not try the breakfast as it cost quiet expensive tho. Room were spacious, hot water and aircon working well, one thing that bit disturb me was I could hear next room were talking, so I believe the wall is pretty thin. Overall, I enjoy my stay!

We spent five days at Grand Mercure Bangkok Atrium and it turned out to be one of the best parts of our trip. First of all, a huge thank you to Gade at the front desk. She was extremely helpful, warm and genuinely engaged with everything we needed - always positive and always one step ahead. She made our stay easy, comfortable and truly enjoyable. Gade, thank you so much! The whole team was 10/10: friendly, attentive and professional. Breakfast deserves a special mention. Despite all of Bangkok's amazing food, for the first time in our lives we had breakfast at the hotel every single day. The buffet was fresh, healthy and delicious, with plenty of protein options - a perfect way to start each day. The location by the canal is a real advantage. You can take the canal boat to get around quickly instead of sitting in Bangkok traffic. The walk along the canal is beautiful and quiet, away from cars and noise - especially at golden hour. The views from the upper floors are stunning, with nothing blocking the panorama of Bangkok. The design isn't the newest, but the staff, the breakfast, the cleanliness, the lovely scent and the overall comfort made our stay incredibly positive. We'd happily come back.

Great location in the heart of Sukhumvit and very convenient for my trip. I had an early morning appointment at HUM, and having Anytime Fitness in the same building as HUM along with several healthy food options nearby made everything very easy. The rooms at The Continent are still cozy and comfortable, and I’ve stayed here more than once. One thing I was disappointed to see is that they are removing the different country themes and decorations from each floor. That was always one of the fun and unique things about staying here and honestly one of the reasons I chose the hotel again. The only other negative was a slightly odd smell in the room during both of my visits. Nothing that ruined the stay, but definitely noticeable. Overall, the excellent location and convenience still make The Continent a very good choice for staying in the Sukhumvit/Asok area.

This is a very relaxing place with a swimming pool and Chinese-speaking staff. It has two beds, and the staff were very patient; someone stayed up until 3:30 AM to help us check in. The only downside is that it's quite far from the city center, and the convenience store is a 7-8 minute walk away. I even got chased by stray dogs when I went to buy some essentials late at night – quite an experience! Highly recommended if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle!

My partner and I stayed in an apartment-type room for 5 nights, and it was great value for money. The front desk staff were smiling and welcoming. We arrived an hour before check-in, but the staff took care of our luggage and even brought it up to our room (as the room was already ready and my partner and I were just about to head out). The room was quite well-equipped with amenities. Daily housekeeping service was provided. It's not too far from Central Rama 9, Jodd Fairs, or the MRT station. Getting around by taxi is very convenient, and it's an 8-minute walk to 7-Eleven. The hotel entrance feels safe, with cars passing by constantly.

The hotel’s biggest strengths are its excellent service, stylish design, and very comfortable bed. It also provides parking, which was one of the main reasons we chose this hotel since we were on a self-driving trip. On the downside, the surrounding area is very quiet. There are no nearby massage shops or restaurants, and even the nearest 7-Eleven is quite a long walk away. The route is also lined with closed or inactive shops, so it’s not ideal if you prefer to simply walk downstairs for food or a late-night massage. In most cases, you’ll need to take a taxi. The hotel does offer in-house dining and massage services, but the massage service does not operate as late as the shops outside, which was less convenient for us. It is also significantly more expensive. As for the facilities, the bed was definitely the highlight—very comfortable and gave us a great night’s sleep. However, the shower had very low water pressure, which was disappointing. The hairdryer and iron provided by the hotel also seemed quite old and were not very efficient. It took a long time to dry my hair, so we ended up going to a nearby hair salon to wash and dry our hair instead. Overall, the service, interior design, and cleanliness were all good. However, the location is not the most convenient if you want easy access to restaurants, convenience stores, or massage shops, and I believe some of the facilities could be upgraded to provide a better guest experience.