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If you want a hotel that does it all – and has been doing it for decades – Grand Hyatt Erawan is one to have on your radar. It’s in a ridiculously central spot (near the BTS and best shopping), and the rooms, which start at B8,000, strike that ideal balance between comfy and contemporary. There’s just the right hint of Thai detail without going over the top. And now the food – where do we even start? Salvia is your go-to for hearty Italian; think pastas and shared plates that feel like a hug. Gaston Bistro gives off cosy Parisian vibes, and You & Mee takes local street food classics and refines them just enough without losing the fun. Erawan Tea Room is a little hidden gem for Thai flavours and top-notch tea pairings, and The Dining Room’s buffet? Still one of Bangkok’s best. Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok has real range – and it nails the brief.
Time Out tip: Bar@494 is where it all comes together at night. Meals go for B900-1,800+ and the drinks menu is expansive. A wonderful setting for when the city starts to glow.
494 Ratchadamri Road, Lumphini, Pathum Wan.