The Okura Prestige Bangkok Asian hospitality redefined. Poised at the gateway to Bangkok.

Featured in the Michelin guide 2021 in the 'Top Class Comfort – Business : Grand Luxury' category, The Okura Prestige Bangkok Plus Certified offers stylish rooms with free WiFi and breathtaking views of the city. This five-star property features a luxurious spa centre, a suspended outdoor pool and an authentic Japanese restaurant.

The Okura Prestige Bangkok is located at the intersection of Wireless Road, where foreign embassies are concentrated, and Phloen Chit Road, Bangkok’s leading commercial district. The hotel is also near a shopping mall lined with high-class department stores such as Siam Paragon, making it convenient for both business and leisure. Embracing Asian design that harmonizes Japanese and Thai cultures, the hotel boasts cutting-edge facilities, an outdoor swimming pool that protrudes high up from the building, a sophisticated spa, and a range of restaurants, among others, these comfortable spaces, combined with the attentive hospitality of the hotel, ensure guests a peaceful stay.

Elegantly furnished with contemporary decor, rooms at The Okura Bangkok are located from 26th floor. Each modern air-conditioned room comes with a flat-screen cable TV, a seating area and a minibar. A luxury bathroom is also provided with rain shower, separate bathtub, powder room with Japanese-style bidet.

Guests can stay active at the fitness centre or unwind in the sauna. Staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist guests with currency exchange, laundry and babysitting services. Other facilities include a business centre, meeting rooms and luggage storage.

International buffet breakfast or a Japanese breakfast set can be enjoyed daily at the property. Yamazato, a well-known award winning restaurant from Japan, serves traditional multi-course dinner as well as sushi and grilled dishes. Refreshing cocktails can be enjoyed at the sky bar on 24th floor. Elements, inspired by Ciel Bleu is the acclaimed french fine dining restaurant with Japanese influences, the retaining ‘Michelin one-star’ for the 7th consecutive year in a row.