Luxury Hotels

All of the luxury hotels Bangkok are located at the center of the busiest city of Thailand; most of them are all within a few blocks of each other. You can get a room in one of the hotels around for anywhere around $150 to $400. The price difference is so vast in this area because some hotels are offering 5 star accommodations, while some are 2-3 star accommodations. I have done some searching for hotels in Bangkok and I have come up with three luxurious options for people to look at. These options will fit those looking to spend a lot on a hotel.

The Oriental Bangkok

The Oriental Bangkok is located right across Siam in Bangkok. The International Marketplace is located just a couple blocks from the hotel. This hotel is tagged as the “grand old dame” and is very popular for its extravagant dinner show, if you are staying at this hotel, be sure to book your dinner reservation. For nearly 130 years of royalty, important dignitaries as well as other notable guests have all tracked the renowned Chao Phraya River to the golden gates of one of the world’s most famous and luxurious hotels.

The Peninsula Bangkok

The Peninsula Bangkok has been providing comfort and luxury for more than a decade now. Located right at the riverside, this luxury hotel Bangkok has serviced many celebrities and important figures since its opening. The hotel is now considered one of Bangkok’s greatest landmarks. The hotel is very easy to recognize with its elegant architecture. There are many cafes and restaurants located in the hotel, and there are many pools indoor and outdoor. You can enjoy valet parking with this hotel, and many other services including a salon, spa, outdoor cabanas, and hydrating pools. For around some dollars a night, you can’t go wrong if you’re looking for a hotel right at the heart of Bangkok.

Four Seasons Bangkok

This hotel offers stunning suites to all its customers, there is nothing you can’t expect with this hotel. It’s top of line, but you are paying the price for top of the line. It’s one of the best luxurious hotels in Bangkok. The tower stretches up really high with fabulous wide rooms. They have everything you could think of, from swimming pools, tennis courts, restaurants, cafes, internet, satellite TV, kitchens in every room, and so much more. This hotel is really worth your dollars, if you plan on staying in a luxurious accommodation while staying in Bangkok, then this is the place to do it.

By: Curt Panama

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South Beach, known colloquially as SOBE, is like nowhere else. Trend-setting, affluent and vibrant, it has a distinct up-market Latino flavor. White sand and azure ocean beneath a cloudless sunny sky, the eclectic mix of pastel Art Deco hotels along Ocean Drive, beautiful people strolling arm in arm in the latest fashions, this is what South Beach is all about. It is an escape from reality, at least for the time you are there! Once the home of drug barons and Mafioso, it is now an idyllic retreat for the rich and famous, as well as the migratory flock of snowbirds who return year in, year out.

Along with the palm-fringed beachfront, South Beach offers fabulous designer shopping from Lincoln Road to name-dropping Collins Avenue. Armani, Kenneth Cole, Benetton, Sephora, Ralph Lauren, Diesel….they can all be found here on these narrow streets. After dark, restaurants, bars and nightclubs buzz with music and you pay more for valet parking than most people would pay for cocktails, but hey, there is only one South Beach! See and be seen is the name of the game. After dining out in style at one of the many Michelin starred restaurants such as the lovely Casa Tua, or Palme d’Or, walk though romantic Lummus Park beneath the stars and then retire to your chosen luxury hotel for a nightcap in the bar.

Once again there are too many wonderful hotels to list, even on the short stretch of Ocean Drive. If you are looking for Art Deco inspiration consider the newly renovated Hotel Victor, right next door to Casa Casuarina, better known as the Versace Mansion. This delightful boutique hotel in Miami has retained some of its finest Art Deco features in the extensive lobby and bar. Right on the beach is the Raleigh, which has retained all its 1920s charm including the uniquely shaped swimming pool. With designer shops at the front, and the boardwalk and beach to the rear, everything is conveniently close by. Rather more hip and trendy but one block back from the beach is the Shore Club Miami, a true celebrity hang-out. Designer-cool rooms by British designer David Copperfield, and managed by Ian Schrager, creator of the boutique hotel genre, this contemporary style hotel is a far cry from the 1930s in which it was built. The Casa Grande is quite the opposite.This refined luxury hotel invites guests to truly relax and feel at home. Last but certainly not least, checkout the Pelican; owned by Diesel it is a temple to OTT decor and zany fashion. Wherever you choose to stay you are unlikely to be spending long within its four walls.

By: Alexander Brey

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