The Okura Prestige Bangkok

Guest rooms at The Okura Prestige Bangkok range from deluxe and twin rooms to club rooms and suites. Beds are king, single or semi-double, and several rooms have a city view. The bathrooms include bathtubs, and rooms can have bathrobes, hair dryers and electric kettles.

The Prestige Suite measures 97 m² and the Deluxe Suite 80 m². Rooms sleep from two guests up to four, and they can have air conditioning, blackout curtains, an in-room safe, a desk, a closet and a sofa. Some rooms include a whirlpool bathtub, a seating area, a scale, a clothes rack and a reading light.

The Okura Prestige Bangkok has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a spa offering massage, body scrub, foot bath, sauna and steamroom. A poolside bar and a coffee shop sit alongside the restaurants, and a bar is also on site.

Breakfast is served as a buffet with Asian and Western dishes, and room service is available around the clock. Guests can also use a concierge, currency exchange, luggage storage and a gift and souvenir shop.

For business travellers there are business facilities and space for meetings and seminars. Free parking is on site, with valet parking, bicycle parking and a car power charging station also available, and an airport transfer is offered. The hotel is wheelchair accessible.

The Okura Prestige Bangkok stands on Wireless Road in the Sukhumvit area of central Bangkok, a district of embassies, corporate offices, hotels and shopping centres. The streets are busy by day, and the area is easy to explore on foot and by the elevated BTS Skytrain, which runs above the main roads and links the central shopping and business districts.

Phloen Chit BTS station is 150 m away, and Chit Lom BTS station is also close, and both stations serve the shopping districts of Siam and Chit Lom. Siam Paragon, one of the large shopping centres in the Siam area, is 1.5 km from the hotel, and Jim Thompson House, a museum of Thai silk and art in a traditional-style house, is 2.2 km away.

A good day could start at the Erawan Shrine, a Hindu shrine in the middle of the city, followed by a walk through the Siam shopping centres. In the evening, the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, both beside the Chao Phraya river, are worth a visit. The Chatuchak Weekend Market, one of the largest markets in Bangkok, is a longer trip across the city that suits a separate day. Suvarnabhumi Airport is 22.6 km away for arrivals and departures.