Park Hyatt Bangkok now taking Reservations from 30 June 2017
The highly-anticipated Park Hyatt Bangkok is now officially taking reservations from 30 June 2017. Located in one of the city's most prestigious malls, the Central Embassy, the Park Hyatt Bangkok features a saltwater pool, fine dining spots and beautifully-appointed rooms and suites in an excellent location.
An average look at the Standard Rate of the Park Hyatt Bangkok reveals an average lead-in room rate of THB 9,500++ (S$386++) per night. While the photos of the lead-in Park King room are not available - the rooms are expected to be 48 - 63 sqm in size and are therefore larger than most luxury hotels in the area (check out my reviews of the Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok and the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok!).
The Park Hyatt Bangkok will be home to 222 luxurious guestrooms (including 32 premier suites) and it will feature unique bars and restaurants like the Penthouse Bar & Grill complex. Expect 'experience showers', crystal-steam rooms and laconium dry-heat rooms to beat the famous Bangkok heat. There will also be a spectacular garden terrace with a 40-metre saltwater pool.
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