Name: JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok
Address: 4 Sukhumvit Road, Soi 2, Bangkok, Thailand 10110, Thailand

JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

About the hotel

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Style

Cosmopolitan

Rooms

441

"Primely located in the city centre, the JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok boasts streamlined guestrooms, a superb dining scene and a pretty outdoor pool."

For travellers looking to explore all that Bangkok has to offer, location is everything when choosing a hotel. If prime location is a priority, the JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok is an easy choice. Set in the dynamic city centre, the hotel is placed just minutes from the nearest BTS Skytrain station, making it easy to explore both nearby attractions and the far reaches of the capital. Though ease of exploration is certainly a draw, there are just as many reasons to stay put. The hotel’s cosmopolitan neighbourhood of Sukhumvit is endlessly interesting, with an enticing mix of fine dining, superb street food, fabulous shopping and a buzzy nightlife scene.

Modern architecture and traditional Thai design blend together in the hotel’s rooms and suites, which number 441 in total. All have benefited from recent renovations to create spaces that are streamlined, elegant and comfortable. Interiors in shades of ivory, cream and grey are complemented by light wood flooring, marble accents and modern décor, and the spaces are flooded with natural light thanks to wall-to-wall windows. Corner rooms feature the biggest windows and best views, and guests staying in Lounge Access accommodations enjoy additional perks. Given the size of the hotel, it’s not surprising that there isn’t a tremendous amount of variety from one accommodation to the next. That said, two options – the Nature Suite and the Serenity Suite – offer stylised interiors for a more unique stay.

The gastronomy scene at JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok draws on inspirations both local and far-flung to provide guests with a well-rounded assortment of eateries. New York Steakhouse is a highlight and is one of the most popular spots in the area for good reason. Established in 2001, the restaurant has been consistently recognised for its excellent cuts of meat and handsome, Big Apple-inspired dining room. There are two options for Japanese fare: the elegant and contemporary Tsu Japanese Restaurant, which is a terrific choice for sushi, and Nami Teppanyaki Steakhouse, which will delight carnivores who have already dined at New York Steakhouse. Man Ho Chinese Restaurant emphasises traditional ingredients and time-honoured recipes, while BBCO is a casual, light-filled spot for coffee first thing in the morning or a bite whenever the inclination strikes.

Though you’re sure to get your steps in exploring the surrounding streets, the hotel also features a well-equipped fitness centre in addition to daily classes such as aqua fitness and Thai boxing. There’s also a tranquil outdoor pool if you’re in the mood for a dip, alongside a spa to help you recover from jet lag or a particularly memorable night out.