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Grand Hyatt Erawan

At a Glance

    Pros

  • easy access to many points in the city
  • world-class spa

    Cons

  • not on the river
  • expensive

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Grand Hyatt Erawan Review

This stylish hotel hovers over the auspicious Erawan Shrine. The impressive atrium, with an extensive modern art collection, soars four stories high to a glass roof. Rooms are spacious; the wood floors are strewn with tasteful rugs, the walls are hung with original art, and a desk and a couple of chairs are positioned directly in front of bay windows. There are plenty of high-tech accoutrements, too. Baths have separate showers, oversize tubs, and private dressing areas. The Italian fare at Spasso, created by a Milanese chef, is especially creative; come for lunch even if you aren't staying here. Spasso is also a lively nightclub. A new Skytrain walkway system connects the hotel to many more places.

    Hotel Amenities

  • 380 rooms, 44 suites.
  • Restaurants, bar, pool, tennis courts, gym, spa.
  • Rooms have: safe, Internet, Wi-Fi.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Member Reviews

  • mina_80, from New York
    12/2/08

    This hotel is well worth the money, (I paid less than $150 a night), but it's not quite as luxurious as you would think. My room wasn't quite as spacious as I thought it would be and I ordered room service twice and both times had to call back and re-order because they had forgotten to put in my order. However, the building itself is beautiful and it's in a great location. If this weren't in Bangkok, where luxury hotels on the cheap abound, I would highly recommend the Grand Hyatt. However, I think I may investigate more hotels before my next trip to Bangkok.

    Ratings details: Room: 4 | Atmosphere: 5 | Service: 3 | Value: 4
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