St. Regis Hotels and Resorts Brings Luxury to Bangkok With Opening of The St. Regis Bangkok

When discriminating travellers hear the name St. Regis, they can’t help but think of sophistication, class, and unparalleled luxury. Now, that same reputation has reached Thailand with the announcement of Starwood Resorts & Hotels’ newest offering, the St. Regis Bangkok. This brand new, 47 story property graces Bangkok’s skyline with breathtaking architecture from Brennan Beer Gorman Architects, the world-renowned architectural design firm known for a style that is both cutting-edge and unique.

The St. Regis Bangkok aims to be the address of choice not only for international travellers, but also for influential residents who desire the finest in hospitality, luxury, and service. The St. Regis is the first hotel in the city to provide butler service to all guests and residents. Furthermore, the addition of Thailand’s first Elemis Spa and ZUMA restaurant means there’s no better place to be than the St. Regis.

Accommodations
The St. Regis Bangkok’s 227 total rooms include 51 suites and 53 unique residences. Taking luxury and elegance to new heights, guest rooms range in size from 45 m² to 250 m². Floor to ceiling windows provide breathtaking views of the city and beyond, while exquisite styling and lavish appointments provide guests a peaceful and relaxed escape from the busy city below.

Rooms include a combination of hardwood floors and plush, luxurious carpets, the finest 300-count Egyptian linens, luxuriously comfortable robes and towels, and so much more.

Finally, the St. Regis tradition of personal butler service makes its way to the St. Regis Bangkok with professional butlers trained in the English tradition. 24-hour service to meet your every need, without being overbearing, will show you what true luxury is and why the St. Regis name is so well respected.

The Elemis Spa
The inclusion of Thailand’s first Elemis Spa cannot be understated among those who know the definition of luxury. The Elemis brand has developed into one of the world’s finest spas offering unique treatments of unparalleled relaxation and well-being, using powerful, natural techniques and materials.

The Elemis Spa at the St. Regis Bangkok offers 15 suites where guests can experience treatments in a private, peaceful setting complete with marble, Thai silk, and state-of-the-art skincare and body treatment equipment. Couples rooms include glass showers and baths providing hours of soaking in front of spectacular views.

Rates start at over $200 per night. For more information on the St. Regis Bangkok please visit their website at www.stregis.com/bangkok.

The St. Regis Bangkok
www.stregis.com/bangkok
159 Rajadamri Road Bangkok, 10330 Thailand
(66)(2) 207 7777

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