Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok

Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok is a 5-star hotel on Sukhumvit Road with a covered skywalk running directly into Asok BTS Skytrain station. Rooms start from around $263 a night, and the hotel holds a 9.4/10 rating on Booking.com, with guests scoring staff, comfort and cleanliness all above 9.5/10. Six restaurants and bars, an outdoor pool and the Grande Spa cover most of what a guest would want without leaving the building, and Terminal 21 mall sits directly across the street.

Character & Location

The hotel occupies a stretch of Sukhumvit Road in Khlong Toei, in the middle of the Asok office and shopping corridor rather than a quiet residential pocket. The skywalk to Asok BTS means guests can reach most of Bangkok’s Skytrain network without touching street level, and Sukhumvit MRT station is a short walk further on. Terminal 21 is about a 5-minute walk (directly opposite), Emporium and EmQuartier are roughly 1-1.5 km away, and Siam Paragon’s luxury shopping is about 3 km — a short taxi or BTS ride down the line. This is a hotel built for guests who want to be in the thick of central Sukhumvit, not tucked away from it.

Standout Features

Six on-site dining venues do most of the heavy lifting. Rossini’s serves modern Italian at a fine-dining level; Basil covers Thai classics, reworked under chef Krit Prathuangsukh’s intercontinental spin on the cuisine; Orchid Café runs the international buffet through breakfast, lunch and dinner; The Sala handles poolside dining; and The Living Room hosts a Sunday Jazzy Brunch from 12:00-15:00 with live jazz most evenings. The Grande Spa and a gym with personal trainers and a sauna cover wellness, and The Library stocks local and international newspapers alongside a genuine book collection. Rooms come with 300-thread-count sheets, a walk-in closet, a flat-screen TV, a stocked minibar, and en-suite bathrooms with both a bathtub and separate shower.

Best for / less good for

This suits guests who want a central Sukhumvit base with direct BTS access, business travellers working the Asok office towers nearby, and anyone who wants six dining options and a full spa without leaving the property. It suits budget or mid-range travellers less well — rooms from $263 a night are a genuine luxury price — and it isn’t the pick for anyone wanting a quiet setting or a river view; this stretch of Sukhumvit is dense and commercial, and the hotel sits inland, away from the Chao Phraya.

Insider Tip: Use the covered skywalk to Asok BTS rather than a taxi during rush hour — Sukhumvit traffic between about 17:00 and 19:00 will lose to the Skytrain every time, especially heading toward Siam or Silom.

Value & Nearby

For the price, the direct BTS connection and the spread of on-site dining are what justify staying here over a cheaper option further down Sukhumvit — you’re paying for location and convenience as much as room size. If the rate is more than you need, Bangkok Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit sits in the same corridor at a lower price point. For sightseeing beyond the hotel’s own restaurants, Siam Paragon is a short ride away, and the wider Bangkok guide covers everything else within reach of Asok.