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Surrounded by lush, tropical gardens and decorative pools, the Sukhothai Bangkok Hotel in Thailand is an oasis in Bangkok's central business and embassy districts. The Sukhothai's palm-lined drive and six acres of flower gardens and lotus ponds recapture the elegance and serenity of the Sukhothai, the first capital of Siam.
Often home to well-heeled celebrities, traveling dignitaries and diplomats, the Sukhothai offers almost every amenity imaginable. The Sukhothai Health Club offers a fully-equipped gymnasium, sauna, steam room, spa tub, massage rooms and a 25-meter pool. The Sukhothai's restaurants, of international acclaim, offer eclectic dining experiences including the Celadon, serving the finest of Thai food, the Colonnade for international cuisine, the Bar for a light lunch and dinner, and private dining rooms for intimate functions. Lobby Salons serves snacks, afternoon tea and evening drinks. Additionally, the Sukhothai offers babysitting and business services. Meeting facilities, including a ballroom accommodating up to 300 people are also available. Visitors often stroll through the Sukhothai as though it is a museum, browsing through the Shopping Arcade and marveling at sculptures and paintings, as well as jewelry and objects d'art.
The Sukhothai's 220 contemporary guestrooms and array of suites are decorated in traditional Thai style, with teakwood furnishings embellished with rich, earth-toned Thai silk fabrics, recalling palatial salons of ancient capitals. Impeccable teak-floored bathrooms feature oversized bathtubs, separate showers, walk-in closets, hair dryers, phones and brand-name toiletries. The grand Sukhothai suite is an arrangement of six chambers with a baby grand piano set against touches of twenty-first- century technology such as high-speed broadband Internet and flat-screen televisions.
The arrangement and low height of the Sukhothai buildings, combined with its rich vegetation, make the Sukhothai hotel an oasis of exquisite taste, serenity and hospitality within central Bangkok, Thailand.
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