Bangkok: The Sukhothai (5 Star Hotel)

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Superior Rooms offer all the luxury and style guests expect from The Sukhothai.
Deluxe Studio rooms are stylish and offer views of the pool and gardens.
Executive Suites offer views of the central water garden and the city beyond.
Deluxe Suites offer views of the water garden and city.
In great demand, Garden Suites have private balconies looking on to the peaceful lotus ponds and Courtyard Garden.
Courtyard
Chedi Pond
Lobby
Celadon is one of Bangkok's most celebrated Thai restaurants, serving authentic Thai cuisine in classically designed, air-conditioned salas. A lotus-pond surrounds the restaurant and open-air terraces also provide guests with the choice of alfresco dining. The extensive a la carte menu offers a selection of the finest dishes from all over Thailand. This year, Celadon was named as the 'Best Restaurant in Bangkok' by Travel and Leisure magazine.
Swimming. A luxurious 25-metre (approximately 82 ft) outdoor surface-tension, infinity-edge swimming pool, with a spacious pool deck and relaxation areas. Professional and experienced swimming instructors are available for individual or group lessons.
Colonnade all-day dining restaurant is all things to all people ? Amid an ambience of casual elegance, epicures can enjoy live cooking, oyster shucking and sushi-making during the day. A la carte dinner specialities include international fare, comfort foods, Asian & Japanese sections as well as the freshest seafood and meats cooked to perfection. Evenings are incredibly special - through tall windows, diners have a glimpse of the serene splendour of a bygone age reflected in the lighted water garden with its replica stupas. Sunday Brunch at Colonnade is legendary - it is a gastronomic feast fit for a king, featuring only the freshest and best culinary delights.

Address: 13/3 south sathorn road, Thungmahamek, sathorn , Bangkok 10120, Thailand
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Lonely Planet review

  • Austin Bush
  • Lonely Planet author
Modelled after the ancient capital of Sukhothai, this exquisite tribute to Thai architectural heritage is a stunning sanctuary for visitors. Serene Buddhas overlook inner ponds, ambient music meanders down hushed hallways, artefacts and orchids stand calmly in corners. Light touches everywhere add to the overall sense of aesthetic tranquillity.

If you enjoy raising your voice and running your stick along the railings you may not be in your element here. The suites are magnificent in soothing silk tones of gunmetal, burnt orange and ochre, with hardwood floors and stone carvings. Mirrors are so clean you could walk through them and happily never come back. The tremendous bathrooms almost bring a tear to the eye - all gleaming porcelain with duo sinks (for suites), a huge tub and separate shower, royal products and fluffy robes. Windows allow Zen visions over stone carvings, lotus flowers and water features outside. The buildings are all traditional teak Thai houses and the pool is a giant emerald. In fact it's all so beautifully designed and landscaped that you quickly forget that you are in the middle of busy Sathon. The place does not lend itself to pedestrian sightseeing, however.

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