Bangkok, Thailand is one of the cities that grow at the fastest pace in Southeast Asia and its landscape of skyscrapers changes from day to day. In such fast-paced city stands U Sathorn Bangkok with its low yet magnificent exterior similar to European mansion. The moment you enter the hotel, you may immediately feel some relaxed atmosphere that sets the place apart from the bustling downtown. The palm trees stretching from the entrance welcome the guests.

The design idea for U Sathorn Bangkok centered at French Colonial style with a contemporary twist, which has been inspired by Sri Lankan Geoffrey Bawa who was regarded as one of the most influential Asian architects of the twentieth century. The rooms are located in three low-rise wings set in a courtyard style, surrounding a swimming pool and green areas. Guests may plan their holiday tailored to their needs and tastes from a wide selection of amenities, including pillows, soap, and tea.

What is good about staying in U Sathorn Bangkok is that you don’t need to have a fuss of traveling around to enjoy gourmet. You may the course cuisine in the restaurant inside the hotel run by a Michelin star chef. You can also enjoy afternoon tea or cocktail in the library designed with the unique and novel concept of “Read+Eat+Drink=Chill.” Agreeably, all of these are added up to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable in U Sathorn Bangkok, retrieving peace of mind in the midst the hustle and bustle of the city.

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