Most Romantic Hotels

Our Local Expert Says:

The Dream is best for the young, chic, urban traveler. From the lobby to the rooms, the lighting and décor truly are "dreamy". If you're into Salsa, the hotel's Flava Lounge is great on Saturday nights.

Description:

Dream Hotel has garnered a reputation as being one of the cooler, slightly upscale boutique properties in Bangkok. While this is not the level of fancy of a Mandarin Oriental, it is indeed elegant and guests can expect a very high level of service. The rooms are spacious and well appointed and staff are well trained and friendly. There is a restaurant onsite, the Maple Leaf, though the offerings of Sukhumvit Road are also close by. The hotel has a fitness center complete with a trainer. Head up to the rooftop to chill in the pool or garden. Dream Hotel is a good way to do Bangkok in style.

Our Local Expert Says:

Don't miss the opportunity to take a dinner cruise on the hotel's luxury yacht. Seeing the lit skyline from the Chao Praya river is quite the sight.

Description:

One of Thailand's most renowned and prestigious hotels, the Shangri-La has been consistently voted one of the best hotels in the world. Located in beautiful tropical gardens on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, the Saphan Taksin Skytrain station is right next door. If you really want to feel pampered, this is the hotel to stay in. It is also the largest of Bangkok's fine hotels as you can drive a tuk-tuk from one wing to the other. The Shangri-la has a number of fine eateries, especially its Italian restaurant, Angelini's.

Description:

Here is the classic historical hotel of the Eastern world. The Mandarin Oriental sits alongside the Chao Phraya River where it has served guests for over 130 years. Check in at the Author's Wing where all suites look to the water and are named after famous literary guests who have stayed here. But there is also a more modern high-rise wing. The hotel shows exquisite class in its decor and the rooms have an old school charm with the touches of modern amenities, such as the flat-screen TVs and high-speed Internet connections. All of The Oriental's 393 rooms and suites offer river views. Conference facilities are also popular and fine dining is recommended on site. Not far away, however, is the down-to-earth of century-old Thai neighborhoods and local food. Expect at least a half hour trip from the airport. The BTS Skytrain Saphan Taksin station is at a walkable distance and the river ferries can take you to other touristic points up river.

Description:

This luxury hotel is built on the site of the old Erawan Hotel, next to the much-revered Erawan Shrine. The lobby is a stylish four-story atrium with a stained glass roof, and it is decorated with an extensive art collection. The guest rooms are very spacious and comfortable and each one has original art pieces. The service is swift and efficient and the three Regency floors offer concierges. The rooms with the best view overlook Lumpini Park and the racetrack.

Description:

The decor of this beautiful hotel, popular with visiting prime ministers and diplomats, is inspired by the ancient walled-city of Sukhothai. The low-rise teak and granite buildings are set amid gardens, well back from busy Sathorn Road. Standard rooms are very spacious and the one-bedroom suites have stylish and oversized teak-floor bathrooms. Most of the guest rooms face one of the lush pond-filled courtyards. Listed as one of the "Leading Hotels in the World" its Celadon restaurant has been continually rated as one of the finest in Bangkok.

Description:

This boutique hotel is conveniently located in the Central Business District. The stylishly decorated rooms are spacious and provide a good range of amenities. The impressive lobby has an elegant wooden staircase leading to the mezzanine level and a large central fountain, over which hangs a glass chandelier. Overall a small, yet very comfortable hotel, with attentive staff who will dote on you. The Evergreen's corner suites have bathtubs that jut over the building proper providing exquisite views of the surrounding neighborhood and a great way to relax, soak and read your favorite publication.

Our Local Expert Says:

Expect supreme service from staff who have been here for years.

Description:

The services and amenities at the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok can spoil you to the core. Guests with children can depend on the able hands of the babysitter, relax at the spa, sweat it out at the fitness center, stroll in the garden and laze at the poolside. That is not all—get a massage in the spa or guestroom, savor the food at the restaurant and chill out at the lounge. Business executives can conduct meetings, use a fax, printer, photocopier and computer, hire a car and cell phone, check emails or surf the Internet in their room, and avail of translation services.

Our Local Expert Says:

Be sure to check out the hotel's award winning spa.

Description:

The Dusit Thani is a Thai original. A long-standing luxury hotel that offers classic Thai designs and outstanding five-star service. Overlooking Bangkok's lush Lumphini Park and just around the corner from the bustling nightlife of Silom Road, the location is ideal. Across the parking lot is a connection to the MRT subway (Silom Station) as well as the BTS Skytrain (Sala Daeng station). On site restaurants include Benjarong for Thai food and an Italian eatery. The hotel's Devarana Spa has been listed as the best in Asia on several occasions and will delight even the most discerning guest.