Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park
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Review

Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park

5 out of 5 stars
  • Hotels
  • Khlong Toei
  • Recommended
Kaweewat Siwanartwong
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Time Out says

Bangkok's biggest hotel plants itself right in the heart of the Sukhumvit strip, with 1,388 rooms and suites split across two towers, seven restaurants, spas, fitness and more – needless to say, everything runs large here. The glitzy lobby sets the tone, the ninth-floor pool terrace sprawls and the gym comes stocked with free yoga, pilates and Muay Thai sessions. The spa brings ten treatment rooms, an onsen, steam room and sauna. Goji's evening buffet is a Bangkok highlight, piling Japanese, Indian, Thai and Western spreads onto one floor. Akira Back handles Japanese-Korean-American fusion 37 floors up, and Pagoda does classic Cantonese in retro surroundings. Rooms start from B5,200 a night, bar drinks from B420 and dining from B1,499. Given all that, leaving the property is not a necessity, but if you must, Phrom Phong BTS is just a five-minute walk away – or hop on the free shuttle if you don’t want to work up the sweat. Benchasiri Park sits next door for morning jogs, and EmQuartier, Emporium and Emsphere are all within easy walking distance.

Time Out tip: Head straight up to ABar Rooftop, one of Bangkok's best gin selections is to be found here.

199 Sukhumvit Alley 22, Khlong Tan, Khlong Toei.

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Address
199
Sukhumvit 22
Klongton, Klong Toei
Bangkok

What’s on

Siam Tea Room

What is it? Siam Tea Room has assembled a recreated royal spread of more than 20 side dishes. Glazed radish stir-fried to a lacquered sheen, luk kapi seasoned with shrimp paste pounded with wild ginger and palm sugar, stuffed shallots in their paper-thin egg batter casing, caramelised yison fish that practically dissolves on contact. Why we love it: The rice here comes as a choice: white Surin jasmine or butterfly-pea-tinted blue rice – the latter producing a deep cobalt colour, very visually arresting. The water, fragrant and cold, carries the weight of the composition.  Time Out tip: Marriott Bonvoy and Club Marriott members get a discount – worth logging in before you book. If you want the same spread with a river view, the Asiatique branch seats 270 and runs until midnight – a different mood entirely from the Sukhumvit original. Siam Tea Room. Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen's Park, Sukhumvit 22 (also at Asiatique The Riverfront). 11am-5pm daily until May 31.
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