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Banyan Tree Bangkok

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Certainly one of the most spectacular buildings in Bangkok, the Banyan tree boasts a stunning roof-top bar that has some of the best views in Bangkok and great cocktails. The rooms are among the loveliest in Bangkok, boasting a very tasteful contemporary Thai style. The pool is small but again offers incredible views. The staff are professional. Be sure to shop around for an internet rate as the rack-rates are super inflated.

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21/100 Sathorn Tai Rd. T: (02) 679 1200 F: (02) 679 1199
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Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Deluxe Suite	6,450 THB	6,450 THB

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Added to Travelfish on: 17th July, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 18th June, 2007

Banyan Tree Bangkok reviews

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The business! - 4th January, 2007
We loved the Banyan tree. The rooms are to die for. All have beatifully decorated separate bedroom/living areas and most have spectacular views over the city. The little extras make your stay even more memorable. The whole place smells geogeous - essentail oil burners and incense sticks are complementary. As for the rest of the hotel - have you seen the pictures of the top floor bar? It's like drinking in the clouds. Expensive, yes, but you'll love it. Go for a drink at Vertigo if nothing else.

Banyan Tree Bangkok reviewed by JakiDL on 4th January, 2007, rated 5 out of 5.
Stayed here 11/2006
Total reviews submitted: 2.
JakiDL also reviewed: Sunset Guesthouse.

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