The Okura Prestige installs Japanese refinement in the heart of Bangkok’s diplomatic quarter, between embassies and skyscrapers.

The Okura Prestige Bangkok

★9.4

From

184.268 €

“Japanese spa of 1 200 m² with indoor onsen and treatment terrace on the 25th floor, view of Lumpini Park.”

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The Okura Prestige Bangkok occupies floors 24 to 36 of a glass tower on Wireless Road, a stone’s throw from Lumpini Park. We find the pared-back aesthetic of the Tokyo parent house: dark wood, sliding shoji screens, clean lines. Rooms start at 50 m², deep bathtubs facing floor-to-ceiling windows, firm Japanese bedding. The Okura spa spans two levels with infinity pool, volcanic stone onsen, massage cabins open to the sky. The clientele mixes Japanese executives, couples on long layovers, travellers fleeing Sukhumvit’s bustle. From 184 € a night, a rate that positions the Okura below the historic palaces while offering equivalent standing ✨

Who is it for?

Who we recommend it to

We recommend the Okura to travellers seeking Japanese calm without leaving Bangkok, far from Sukhumvit’s tumult. It’s an address for fortysomething couples and up, executives on long assignments, spa aficionados who want a real onsen in South-East Asia. Families find their place thanks to the spacious suites, but the clientele remains mostly adult and discreet.

The building

Architecture and interiors

The Okura Prestige occupies the upper floors of an office tower built in 2012, contemporary architecture by P49 Deesign. Interiors signed by the Okura Tokyo teams: anthracite grey marble, wengé wood panelling, translucent shoji screens. The lobby on the 24th floor opens onto a double-height space of 12 metres with blown-glass chandelier. Rooms between 50 and 330 m², all with deep Japanese bathtub and panoramic view.

At the table

Restaurants, bar, service

Three tables at the Okura Prestige: Elements for kaiseki cuisine by chef Yusuke Takada (book the 8-place counter), Up & Above for grills and cocktails on the 37th floor with open terrace, Yamazato for traditional sushi and tempura. The Japanese breakfast at Yamazato remains one of Bangkok’s best: house miso, grilled fish, koshihikari rice. The Up & Above bar closes at midnight, intimate vibe far from Sukhumvit’s noisy rooftops.

Highlights

Rooms of 50 to 330 m², all above the 24th floor with unobstructed views
Okura spa of 1 200 m²: Japanese onsen, hammam, infinity pool 25th floor
Elements restaurant by chef Yusuke Takada, contemporary kaiseki cuisine
Free shuttle to BTS Phloen Chit (3 min) and Siam malls
Free private parking, rare in this embassy quarter

Location & access

Where the hotel sits in Bangkok

The Okura stands on Wireless Road, a calm artery in the Lumpini quarter lined with embassies and corporate HQs. Lumpini Park 400 metres away for early-morning joggers, Central Embassy and Siam Paragon malls 10 minutes by free shuttle. BTS Phloen Chit station 800 metres, Suvarnabhumi airport 35 minutes off-peak. The quarter is residential and diplomatic, very quiet after 8pm, ideal for escaping the tourist centre’s density.

Good to know

Before you book

Shuttle: Free to BTS Phloen Chit and malls, departures every 30 min.
Spa: Open 10am-10pm, onsen accessible from 6am for residents.
Pool: Infinity pool 25th floor, open 6am-10pm, heated loungers.
Parking: Free private, 120 spaces, valet included.
Children: Welcome, free rollaways up to age 12, kids’ menu at restaurant.
Accessibility: PMR-adapted rooms available, wide lifts, accessible spa.

Facilities

1 pool

Non-smoking rooms

Fitness centre

Airport shuttle

Room service

Restaurant

Facilities for disabled guests

Spa and wellness centre

Wi-Fi available throughout

Free parking

Private parking

Free Wi-Fi

Location

Where The Okura Prestige Bangkok is located

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