Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt review: Thai creativity meets skyscraper views in heart of the city
From my 10th-floor room at Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt, the lush greenery of Lumpini Park lines the Thai capital's skyline, offering a bird's-eye view of the world's most visited city. Bangkok recorded more than 30 million international arrivals last year, according to Euromonitor International, a market intelligence company. Opened in December 2025, Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt enters the city's…
My 10th-floor room at Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt, overlooks the vibrant city of Bangkok, bathed in the glow of its towering skyscrapers. Thai capital's bustling streets and green expanses of Lumpini Park line the skyline, offering a breathtaking bird's-eye view of the world's most populous city. Established in December 2025, Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt enters the city's competitive hospitality scene through its unique "vertical neighbourhood" concept, showcasing local artists' works and blending contemporary design elements.
Nestled within One Bangkok – the city's largest integrated district – this hotel sits within walking distance of Lumpini Park, often called Thailand's Central Park.
On my arrival, the reception desk is unmarked and welcoming, creating a more approachable entry experience. As a special treat, guests enjoy a selection of mini bites during the hotel's Sunset Hour, from 5pm to 6pm, including pomelo salad, pandan coconut tart, and crispy rice with herbs. My accommodation was a 63 square metre King Bed Park View Deluxe room, complete with luxurious Byredo bathroom amenities and soft, waffle-knit navy blue bathrobes.
During my stay, I delved into the hotel's "vertical neighbourhood" concept, where each floor is designed to evoke a distinct atmosphere inspired by the surrounding neighbourhoods. The lobby, adorned with a textile art installation by Thai artist Ploenchan "Mook" Vinyaratn, tells the stories of the hotel's environs. I also admired the colourful upcycled yarns symbolising Bangkok's tangled power cables, a testament to the hotel's commitment to incorporating local artistry.
The hotel's culinary offerings cater to diverse tastes. My dinner at Andaz Terrace introduced me to a generous pomelo salad (250 baht or Dh28) and a delightful vanilla chiffon cake with strawberries (230 baht). The following morning, I savoured a breakfast with a view, enjoying the palatable pomelo salad and Thai basil chicken offered at Andaz Terrace's buffet.
The rooftop restaurant, Piscari, provided an intriguing fusion of Mediterranean flavours and seafood, with tuna tartare and sea bass dishes that left a lasting impression.
For wellness, I indulged in a private Ruesi Reset session, a Thai-inspired yoga therapy, which offered a rejuvenating deep stretching experience. The hotel's saltwater pool and 24-hour gym ensured a refreshing escape and maintained a healthy lifestyle. Conveniently located, Andaz One Bangkok is easily accessible via the nearby motorway, making it an ideal base for exploring Bangkok's convention centres and airports.
Room rates fluctuate according to the season, starting from 15,000 baht (Dh1,657) excluding taxes, with check-in from 3pm and check-out by 12pm.
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