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Fodor's Review:
On 6 landscaped acres near Sathorn Road, the Sukhothai has numerous courtyards that make the hustle and bustle of Bangkok seem worlds away. Standard rooms are spacious, but not exceptionally well furnished. The one-bedroom suites, in contrast, are exquisite and have oversize baths paneled in teak and his and hers washbasins and mirrors. The hotel's well-regarded restaurant is set in a pavilion on an artificial pond. The dining room serving continental fare is comfortable, but the prices are high.
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