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Hotel review: St Regis Bangkok (Thailand)

Wednesday newsletters always feature a luxury hotel and/or flight review.

A couple of weeks ago, I enjoyed a wonderful trip to Thailand, and I publish my trip reports about it this month:

Today (June 10, 2015): Review of the St Regis Bangkok (Thailand).

The St Regis Bangkok is one of the most luxurious hotel properties in the Thai capital. It enjoys a premier location in a skyscraper along Rajadamri Road, near the city’s elite business institutions, superb restaurants, and fine boutiques. The hotel’s 228 guest rooms, including 51 suites, are beautifully appointed with plush furnishings, refined amenities, and unobstructed views. Every experience is enhanced with the legendary St Regis butler service.

In this review (more info and photos below my Youtube clip & slideshow):

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PROS & THINGS I LIKE

CONS & THINGS TO KNOW

The St Regis is amongst the poshest hotels in Bangkok. I liked my stay and I highly recommend it. I did not encounter any major nor minor issues during my stay, but you may want to know the following nonetheless: 


MY VERDICT

TIPS FOR FUTURE GUESTS & SAVE MONEY

BEST TIME TO VISIT

The weather in Bangkok is dominated by a tropical monsoon climate which means there are three main seasons: a cool, dry season between November and February (which is the best period to visit the city); a hot, dry season from March to June, and a rainy season from July to October. As Bangkok holds claim to being the hottest city in the world, expect daytime temperatures to be in excess of 30 degrees centigrade throughout the year (with the possible exception of late December and early January). The two periods April to May and September to October are characterised by high, almost untolerable humidity. The southwest monsoons arrive between May and October bringing unsettled, cloudy conditions and, for many, this is a welcome respite.


HOW TO GET THERE

Bangkok is served by 2 airports and this Tripadvisor page is great to find out how to get from the airport to the city center.


HOTEL EXTERIOR
HOTEL ENTRANCE
LOBBY GROUND FLOOR
LOBBY ON 12TH FLOOR
LOBBY ON 12TH FLOOR
LOBBY ON 12TH FLOOR
LOBBY ON 12TH FLOOR
HOTEL CORRIDOR
HOTEL CORRIDOR
CAROLINE ASTOR SUITE
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CAROLE ASTOR SUITE
CAROLE ASTOR SUITE: WELCOME SNACKS
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POOL DECK
POOL DECK
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POOL DECK
POOL DECK: VIEW TOWARDS CITY
POOL DECK
POOL DECK: VIEW TOWARDS HOTEL
POOL DECK
POOL DECK
POOL DECK
POOLSIDE SNACK
SWIMMING POOL
POOLSIDE BAR
ST REGIS BAR
ST REGIS BAR: TERRACE
BREAKFAST RESTAURANT
BREAKFAST RESTAURANT
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BREAKFAST BUFFET
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ST REGIS SPA ROOM
ST REGIS BAR

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