
Sivatel Bangkok
Bangkok — Thailand
- City
- Foodies
- Wellness
- Luxury
- Rural
An all-suite city hotel in Bangkok with tree-free packaging
Sivatel Bangkok is a boutique all-suite hotel in the city's Ploenchit district, a five-minute walk from the BTS Skytrain and Bangkok's major shopping districts. Seventy-five suites come with floor-to-ceiling windows over the skyline, some with private balconies, and the hotel runs an infinity pool with city views alongside a spa and health club. Environmental measures are woven into everyday details: tree-free packaging for toiletries, soy-ink printing, recyclable laundry bags and waste segregated into recyclable and non-recyclable bins throughout. Dining leans on organic ingredients across its restaurants, The Porch and Café Jardin, and the hotel positions itself as a green, moderately priced alternative to Bangkok's larger luxury chains. Its central location within walking distance of Central World and Pratunam Market makes it a practical base for exploring the city without a car.
Sustainability
How this escape gives back
Climate & conservation
- Tree-free packaging for toiletries and soy-ink printing throughout the hotel
- Waste segregated into recyclable and non-recyclable streams
- Recyclable laundry bags in place of single-use packaging
- 70% of ingredients organic since 2017
- Working towards zero waste to landfill
- Amenity packaging is plastic and paper-free
Community & culture
- Sources from a network of 30 Farmer Friends - contributing 3-5 million THB a year
- Runs an on-site organic mart selling the same ingredients used in its kitchens
Commercial
- Family-owned by the Sivayathorn family for over half a century
- Participates in the Green Leaf Foundation sustainability programme
Sustainable Development Goals
- Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12)
Details
- PRICE BRACKET
- ££
- Type of property
- Boutique all-suite hotel
- No. of rooms
- Large (51+ rooms)
- Max guests per room
- Up to 2 guests
- Facilities
- Pool · Restaurant · Bar · Spa · Gym
- Activities
- Cultural visit
Best time to visit
- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
November to February brings cooler, drier weather for exploring the city.
Kids
Children of all ages welcome.
Accessibility
The hotel has lift access to all floors
Location
Bangkok, Thailand
Guide price · £ <£100 · ££ £100–300 · £££ £300–800 · ££££ £800+ pp / night
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