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All of Sukhothai's rooms and suites incorporate Thai fabrics, teakwood furnishings and luxurious bathrooms. The elegance of the rooms is complemented by impeccable service.
The Rooms
The 103 airy Superior Rooms (38 sqm) come with queen-size beds. Furnished with teakwood and fine Thai silks, these rooms recall the palatial salons of the ancient Thai capital of Sukhothai.
An oversized bathtub, separate shower and toilet enclosures and luxurious toiletries complete the experience.
The 24 Deluxe Studios offer views of the swimming pool. At 45 sqm, guests can choose from king-sized or twin beds, complemented by classic Thai silk and teak furnishings in contemporary design. These rooms feature a full-service business desk, along with an Apple iPod connection to the in-room sound system and an LED TV.
The 36 Executive Suites offer serene views of the central water garden and the city. At 76 square metres, and with an open-plan bedroom-living room, this room offers lots of personal space. The spacious glass walled bathroom includes a silk-covered chaise lounge in the centre of the bathroom, along with two sinks and a walk-in closet.
The 25 Deluxe Suites are 76 sqm in size and as private or public as guests want them to be. The teak doors in between the different rooms can be closed to create more space or closed off for more personal space.
The 12 Garden Suites look out onto the central courtyard and lily ponds. 76 square metres, with a silk-draped four-poster king-sized bed, these Suites are a peaceful haven. High ceilings and beautifully decorated, these spacious Suites are sure to impress guests.
The 6 Deluxe Terrace Suites have a rustic charm with contemporary style. These suites are an abundant 66 square metres and have been designed with a contemporary yet rustic Thai charm.
They boast a private balcony overlooking the swimming pool, complete with sun lounger. Surrounded by the lush greenery of the gardens, these suites provide a feeling that one is in the midst of nature.
The 2 Deluxe Residence Suites offer an expansive 98 square metres, with separate living, dining, bedroom, and walk-in closet areas. They resemble more of a stylishly decorated residential apartment than a hotel room. Modern furnishings are Thai, yet offer the ultimate in comfort, first and foremost. Deluxe Residence Suites overlook the swimming pool.
Tropical sunlight fill the gracious living, sleeping and dining areas of the spacious 138 square metres The Beaufort Suite. This ‘fusion’ contemporary Thai designed suite overlooks the swimming pool and houses a large sun terrace. The open plan living, bedroom and kitchen areas are sectioned off with glass sliding doors, providing an elegant fusion of space and light.
Since the hotel opening, The Sukhothai Suite has served as a luxurious private haven for celebrities paying visits to Thailand’s capital.
Rich and vibrantly coloured Jim Thompson silks feature throughout, and the Suite comprises a lounge with a grand piano, private dining room, fully equipped kitchen, separate study, bedroom with separate dressing room and grand bathroom.
Mirrors surround guests in the huge 25 square metre teakwood-floored bathroom with a silk-covered chaise lounge in the centre of the floor. A walk-in closet, phone, and double sinks are just some of the luxuries found here.
The Facilities
Named as the “Best Restaurant in Bangkok” by Travel and Leisure magazine, the hotel restaurant is one of the city’s most iconic Thai eateries, serving authentic Thai cuisine in beautifully crafted air-conditioned salas.
Guests can also choose to add a personalized touch with an optional choice of a private butler who is at service at all times, along with a Chef’s demonstration at the table.
A relaxing menu of massage and facials can be enjoyed at Spa Botanica. To get a workout, guests may exercise at the 24-hour fitness centre, or play a game of tennis and squash.
The hotel is situated in the central business and embassy district of Bangkok, with shopping options close by and easy access to the BTS Skytrain and the MRT subway system.