Once the scene of elegant garden parties hosted by the British Ambassador to the Kingdom of Thailand, this prime corner plot in the heart of the city’s business district is now home to Park Hyatt Bangkok. Designed by prominent New York-based Yabu Pushelberg, it features contemporary architecture matched by luxurious residential interiors, expertly curated art, world-class dining, and refined service. The 222 rooms and suites, in 57 different room configurations are designed around a "liveable luxury" concept with nods to Thai history and vibrant culture. All accommodation options feature cityscape views from floor-to-ceiling windows, and a separate bathtub and rain shower, with premium toiletries by Le Labo. Facilities include a garden terrace with outdoor 40-meter saltwater pool, a 24-hour fitness center, as well as a spa and with crystal-steam rooms, laconicum dry-heat rooms, and "experience showers." Guests are afforded many dining options which include Penthouse Bar + Grill, four floors comprising six separate drinking and dining venues: The Grill (classic grilled seafood and steakhouse), Chef's Table (set courses and bespoke dining), The Cocktail Bar (signature cocktails and live jazz), The Depths of Blue (an intimate whisky bar with 360-degree screens and special effects experience), and the Rooftop Bar. There's also Embassy Room (modern and classic Catalan cuisine), Living Room (afternoon tea and pastries), and The Bar.