Gay Bangkok · Luxury Hotels

The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon is located in one of the most iconic buildings on the cities skyline between Silom and Sathorn popular gay-friendly areas. It’s close to the Old Town and the Chao Phraya River, surrounded by great restaurants and bars, and is just minutes-long stroll to the lush and cheery Lumpini Park.

With rooms ranging from 40 sqm to a sprawling 144 sqm penthouse, a terrace pool, fitness center, meeting rooms, and a dynamic variety of food, drink, and nightlife venues, The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon is a fit for any traveler, at any time of day or night.

There’s The Parlor, the hub of the hotel for socializing, cocktails, work, lounging, live music, lectures, and more, the eclectic and unexpected tea room; Tease, American steakhouse classics at The Standard Grill, a new craft beer bar, Double Standard, an award-winning Chinese cuisine by Mott 32, and two remarkable sky-high dining experience from Ojo a Mexican-inspired restaurant directed by one of the finest chefs in Mexico to Sky Beach the highest alfresco rooftop bar in Bangkok.

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Sky Beach is Back, Bigger, and Better!

Perched high on The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, the legendary Sky Beach reawakens post-rainy season with a burst of festive energy just in time for the holidays!

Revel in unrivaled city vistas as Sky Beach transforms into a vibrant party haven. Dance under the stars to live music that sets the rooftop ablaze, and let the rhythm carry you into the night with beats from the city's best DJs. November marks the kickoff of a dazzling season filled with parties, beats, and breathtaking views at the heart of Bangkok's revelry.

Check out the full musical lineup from November to December here.

A firm favorite with gay guests who come back year after year. The Sukhothai's pool and sun terrace remains a gay-popular hangout, particularly on Sundays. And the fact that Bablyon sauna is just a short walk (quite literally just behind the hotel) helps, too.

The well-equipped guest rooms combine a subtle sophistication with plenty of interesting details that offer a sense of refined luxury. The service is exceptional.

The Sukhothai is famous for its fabulous Sunday brunch with 'Chocolate Buffet', and La Scala restaurant offers some of the best Italian cuisine in Bangkok.

The nearest 5-star hotel to the Silom gay nightlife. The rooms at Le Meridien Bangkok are ultra chic in design, with notable features like floor-to-ceiling windows, iPod dock and rain shower.

There's an outdoor pool, gym, spa and a choice of restaurants and bars onsite. Although recently opened, Le Meridien has acquired a reputation for excellent service.

The best part is.. when you stumble out of DJ Station or the bars on Silom, you won’t need a taxi to get you home.

The Hotel Indigo Bangkok is gay-friendly and made up of modern guest rooms that offer fantastic views of downtown Bangkok. Located in the heart of Bangkok's Sukhumvit, popular restaurants, cafes, and bars are within walking distance.

The hotel has an infinity pool on the 24th floor which offers a stunning view of the city, and you can even get some work done in the hotel's modern and contemporary co-working space.

The Amara is located on Surawong Road, parallel to Silom and Sathorn, close to the main gay scene. The area is famous for diverse local street food and is close to Chinatown and Chao Phraya River.

Well-appointed, modern guest rooms (26-34 m²) feature flat screen digital TV, free high-speed WiFi. Club rooms guests have access to the Club Lounge.

You will enjoy the infinity pool and the modern 24-hour gym. The hotel has its own restaurant & bar, but Telephone Pub, DJ Station and Silom are just 10 minutes by taxi.

The Ascott Sathorn offers large, great-value, well-equipped apartments that are particularly popular with gay guests during festivals such as New Year and SongKran.

Hotel guests get free use of Cascade Club gym which features excellent workout equipment, panoramic city view, sauna, steam room, large rooftop pool and sun terrace.

The Ascott is a 5-minute walk from the Chong Nonsi skytrain station, which is only one stop from the gay bars and nightlife in Silom.

Not the newest or the most stylish, but the Crowne Plaza is just a couple of minutes' walk from DJ Station, Telephone Pub and the Silom gay scene. Skytrain and metro stations are even closer.

This large hotel is elevated above all the noise of the city. Guest rooms offer great city view, cable TV, DVD player, tea & coffee maker. The exclusive club lounge offers free drinks & snacks all day. There's a gym and a nice rooftop pool with sun loungers.

We've met the management team and love their attitude towards the gay market.

The internationally renowned Banyan Tree Bangkok is home of the fabulous rooftop Vertigo restaurant & Moon Bar that offers amazing city views.

The hotel also features luxurious spa, health club with a gym and pool. Each large guest room has a minibar, free WiFi, satellite TV, a seating area and large windows with views of the city.

The location is great for the gay nightlife in Silom, being a short taxi ride to DJ Station, Silom Soi 4 and Patpong night market. Babylon Sauna is also nearby.

Formerly known as 'The Met', this trendy hotel is located close to the gay scene in Silom and Babylon Sauna. It features a modern gym, 20-metre pool, gay-friendly, attentive staff, making it a popular choice with gay guests.

The world-famous restaurant 'nahm' serves gorgeous, authentic Thai food. There's a stylish nightclub, and 'Glow' restaurant serves organic, healthy food. COMO's breakfast menu is among the best in town.

An excellent hotel that is directly connected to the Surasak skytrain with its own bridge. During the hottest months, this neat feature is really quite helpful. The gay scene in Silom is only two stations away.

The Eastin Grand offers modern, comfortable rooms with free WiFi, flat screen satellite TV, minibar, tea & coffee makers. Azure restaurant serves Mediterranean food and fine wine, while Chefman offers delicious dim sum. The hotel has a decent-sized gym and beautiful infinity pool.

The W Bangkok occupies a good location, next to Chong Nonsi skytrain station (just one stop from the Silom gay scene). Its bold design, colourful and funky décor make this hotel rather special.

Facilities include an outdoor rooftop pool, a gym, a spa and several restaurants. The WOOBAR, a social destination in its own right, is a great place for pre-dinner cocktails.

Guest rooms have a comfortable W Signature bed with pillow-top mattress and down comforter, 40" LCD TV, iPod dock, laptop-sized safe, coffee maker and minibar. In-room WiFi is available for a fee.