Experiences

Le Méridien Bangkok's diverse amenities sit at the intersection of modern technology, authentic Thai culture and international experiences. We offer a variety of business services and 24-hour in-room dining. The sixth floor of our Bangkok hotel is dedicated to wellness and houses a luxury SPA by Le Méridien and a 24-hour fitness center with splendid views of downtown. Le Méridien brand program presents Chic, Culture + Discovery to expose the creative-minded traveller. Le Méridien Bangkok rises in style on Surawong Road in the city’s Silom area, where peaceful temple grounds and quiet family compounds are intertwined with international restaurants, street-side noodle carts, department stores, and sidewalk vendors. To the most unexpected, engaging experiences and made a unique discovery they can share at their next stop to unlock your next destination!

On-Site Outlets
Contact Spa
For more information or to book, please contact us at +66 2232 8888 or email: spa.lmbkk@lemeridien.com
Treatment room for couple guest

SPA by Le Méridien

Inspired by the rich traditions of European luxury spas, our SPA in Bangkok breaks away with refreshing interpretations reflecting the sophisticated ways of today’s international travelers. Expert therapists carry out holistic, personalized treatments.

Flow Osen pool area

Flow Onsen

Baths are filled with water rich in high quality health-giving minerals imported from Japan. Precise formulas change in harmony with the seasons. The Onsen spa is open daily at our hotel in Bangkok for private bookings of max. two people.

Contact Spa
For more information or to book, please contact us at +66 2232 8888 or email: spa.lmbkk@lemeridien.com
Fitness Centre with natural lighting

GYM

Technogym-equipped fitness centre lined with floor-to-ceiling window panels revealing the city view

Swimming Pool with City Views

Swimming

Swimming Pool

Mon-Sun: 6:30 AM-9:00 PM

Outdoor

Towels provided

Hotel Activity Highlights

Le Méridien Pool

Our lap pool, located on the sixth floor, is 8 metres by 20 metres in size and 1.5 metres in depth, the perfect length for a few laps during your workout. Take a dip in our outdoor swimming pool. Food and beverages may be ordered poolside through our in-room dining service.

Top view of swimming pool

Le Meridien Family

Le Meridien Family ignites the imagination and unlocks each destination with offerings crafted for curious-minded travellers of all ages. Le Méridien Family helps families connect and embark together on a journey to discovery. From our LEGO® welcome amenity to our Discovery Guide, Le Méridien Family is designed to ignite the imagination and unlock the local destination for curious and creative-minded travellers of all ages.

Unlock Art™

Your Le Méridien Bangkok room key will unlock more than just your guest room or suite door: it will open up the opportunity to experience real, authentic artwork by visionaries from the region and beyond whose designs evoke feeling and provoke thought. One of the largest design resource centers in Asia, TCDC Resource Center is focused on enhancing creativity in this Thai community by providing a varied collection of arts and design materials, and hosting seminars where up-and-coming talents can display their creations. TCDC provides them with an opportunity to experience and absorb of new creativities by learning from the success and achievement of all famous artists and designers worldwide.

Fully-furnished living room in Presidential Suite

Local Area & Attractions

Chic is the Style

Attractive, fashionable, stylish. Our neighbourhood is certainly colourful. The vibrant nightlife appeals across genders. Art is also out in the open as well as curated in eye-opening galleries. And Little Tokyo is the last word in Japanese ease. Your key card unlocks it all.

Bangkok Skyline

Bangkok's Street Food Scene

Cultured is the Content

Eat, pray, explore. Bangkok’s bountiful street food scene is at its most local in nearby Silom, Charoen Krung and, especially, Chinatown (Yaowarat). Similar might be said of our nearest temple, a spiritually-charged shrine to Siva’s queen. Call it culture at its un-curated best and simply be thankful for it.

Presidential Suite bedroom

Places to Explore in Bangkok

Discovery Is the Benefit

Uncover, discover + elevate your experience. This part of Bangkok bristles with places to explore. Feel like a guest in a private Thai house. Survey the city limits from 78 floors in the highest building of town. Shop till you drop from the street market into a night spot. Or simply jog across Bangkok’s greenest lung.

Evening view from Le Méridien Bangkok

Bangkok Discovery – Surawong Road

Surawong Road is another key central business district artery alongside Silom and Sathorn. Stretching from Charoen Krung and the river via Sirat Expressway ramps to Rama IV Road, Surawong reveals a rich haul of shops, bars, restaurants, hotels and places of interest. At two points, the road spills into Bangkok’s original, though nowadays increasingly gentrified, red light district with its vibrant night market but there is so much more to it than that. A little adventurousness is always well-rewarded. It’s hard to imagine that Surawong Road was once rice fields, sugarcane fields and vegetable gardens. Some European-style houses were built during that time. Later, in the reign of King Prajadhipok, Surawong Road, was a significant area for welcoming high-class foreigners and royals. Nowadays the string of upscale restaurants extends into Yaowarat (Chinatown) and adjacent Si Phraya Road and Surawong is considered a prime business district that includes Silom and Sathorn.

Jim Thompson House

Jim Thompson House is the former home of the man credited with revolutionizing the Thai silk industry but who mysteriously disappeared in Malaysia in 1967. A man of great taste and an avid collector, he left behind this beautiful Thai teak house assembled from several old houses, complete with tasteful artworks and antiques. Visitors from all over the world continue to be enchanted by it. A 10-minute walk from BTS National Stadium station.

Baan Batt’ Alms Bowl Community

“Baan Batt” or ‘Monk’s Bowl Town’, is famous for producing hand-crafted monk’s bowls using traditional techniques handed down through generations. Durable and produced in various shapes, the quality of each bowl is premium. An 11-minute walk from MRT Sam Yod station.

Mahanakhon Building

Enter the new architectural landmark in the heart of Bangkok’s CBD beside Chong Nonsi BTS station. A place where luxury meets privilege, the 78-story mixed-use home to the Ritz-Carlton Residence, King Power Retail and Duty-Free is Thailand’s tallest building. With its distinctive pixilated form, it’s worth visiting for King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk, a state-of-the art observation deck boasting the city’s most epic views at 314 metres, alone. Arguably the most significant example of contemporary architecture in Thailand.

M.R. Kukrit Heritage Home

M.R. Kukrit Pramoj was a venerable and colourful Thai politician, scholar and professor. A great-grandson of King Rama II, he acted alongside Marlon Brando in The Ugly American movie (1963). A man of great taste, the home he started creating in 1941 is as eloquent an expression of Thai heritage as can be found. The 0.8-hectare plot hosts five traditional Thai timber houses set amid lush gardens studded with shady trees. A 20-minute walk from BTS Chong Nonsri station.

Samyan Mitrtown

Stroll 05 minutes from Le Méridien Bangkok to explore a popular place for Thai teenagers, Samyan Mitrtown, a shopping, office, residential and leisure development. Mitr means “friendly” in Thai. As its next to Chulalongkorn University, its array of affordable restaurants, cute stationery shops, trendy boutiques, a state-of-the-art movie theatre, and around-the-clock cafés seek to attract a broad cross- section of the population and, of course, visitors.

Beautiful Jog Around Bangkok

Discovery Run Route

Let’s go with the flow and discover some greenery around central Bangkok. Start with a 5 km route or venture further afield with a 12 km jog.

MRT Silom

The cosmopolitan heart of Bangkok.

Lumpini Park

Spanning almost 58 hectares, Bangkok’s first public park was created on royal land by King Rama VI in the 1920s. At its heart is a giant lake with its own island. A popular afternoon activity involves hiring a rowing or paddle boat and navigating the interlocked expanses of water surrounded by lush grass and mature trees and plants. Others prefer to make use of the public outdoor gym, or take in a keep fit activity in the morning or evening, from aerobics classes to Tai Chi, or simply join the steady stream of joggers and walkers.

Benjakitti Park

Opened in 2004 in honour of Queen Sirikit’s 72nd (6th auspicious 12-year cycle) birthday, Benjakitti Park can be accessed from three stations: Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre MRT station, Sukhumvit MRT station, and Asok BTS Station. This park also wends around a picturesque late but its most unique attribute is being Bangkok’s first forest park. Run one complete circuit then jog back to the hotel.

Have fun, whichever run.