Waldorf Astoria’s elegant entrance in Bangkok

by | Sep 6, 2018 | Asia, Bangkok, City Breaks, Hotels + Resorts, In The News

Featuring 171 spacious guest rooms, cuisine by a Michelin-trained chef and one of the grandest ballrooms in Bangkok.

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Featuring 171 spacious guest rooms, cuisine by a Michelin-trained chef and one of the grandest ballrooms in Bangkok.

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok has just inaugurated in the heart of Bangkok, by the busy Ratchaprasong intersection, which is just a few minutes’ walk to the Erawan Shrine and the luxurious Gaysorn Village mall.

Designed by award-winning architect André Fu and his design studio AFSO, the building’s contemporary architecture seamlessly blends with Thai artisanal tradition. The 171 spacious guest rooms and suites feature luxurious, spa-inspired bathrooms and marble bathtubs.
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Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Swimming Pool at night

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Swimming Pool at night

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Hold your wedding or lavish social event at the 730 sqm Magnolia Ballroom on level 10, with a statement staircase and 8 m high ceiling. It can host up to 700 standing guests or 330 seated guests, and is set to be one of the city’s most sought-after venues.
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Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Peacock Alley Night

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Peacock Alley Night

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The hotel features three distinct restaurant concepts, a lounge and two bars. Highlights include the signature restaurant Front Room, helmed by Chef Fae Rungthiwa Chummongkhon, who has worked in several Michelin-starred restaurants in Europe. The menu will feature a combination of ‘new Nordic’ and Thai flavours.
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Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Frontroom Showkitchen

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok Frontroom Showkitchen

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Dine with a view at Bull & Bear on level 55, featuring grilled meats, seafood, a live raw bar, a specially-made grill for smoking, slow roasting, baking and grilling, all in a setting with Art Deco-inspired interiors.
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Waldorf Astoria Bangkok

Waldorf Astoria Bangkok

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For after-dinner drinks, we recommend either the Loft on level 56–which revives long-cherished cocktails from the 1935 Waldorf Astoria Bar Book with a modern twist, using house-made ingredients—or the Champagne Bar on the top level, level 57, which offers fine champagnes, handcrafted cocktails and an excellent view of Bangkok. Waldorf Astoria Bangkok ◼
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