Le Meridien Bangkok

Wow—what a great hotel. Where do I even begin? My partner and I stayed at Le Meridien Bangkok a few years ago, and I still can’t stop thinking about it. Well, we finally made it back!! We’re both Marriott Bonvoy members (my partner was Titanium for a while), so we’ve stayed at quite a few Marriott properties—but this one is, without question, our favorite. (The JW Marriott in Hanoi is a close runner-up!) Here’s why Le Meridien Bangkok stands out as the BEST of the BEST: Club Lounge:
 The lounge is FANTASTIC! Elite members can have breakfast there (though the buffet at Tempo downstairs is also one of the best Marriott breakfasts I’ve ever had). Service in the lounge, however, is phenomenal, and food is offered in the lounge multiple times throughout the day. Honestly, it’s hard to leave. I overheard another guest joking, “We didn’t come to Bangkok just to stay in the lounge all day”—but we were all guilty of it. The food is just that good. The Thai Mojito (and Name):
 The highlight of the hotel? The mojito—crafted by one of the most gracious, humble, and sincere Marriott staff members I’ve ever met… whose name is actually “Name.” Name makes the BEST mojitos I’ve ever had in my life—which is saying something, because mojitos are my go-to drink. I don’t even like to drink much, but gosh—I love a good mojito. What stayed with me even more, however, was Name’s reaction when I told him he made the best mojitos I’ve ever had. His response was so genuine and full of gratitude—it truly touched my heart. He is, without a doubt, one of the kindest and most authentic souls you’ll meet. Thank you, Name, for sharing your hospitality with us. Your Thai mojitos were unforgettable. No matter where my journey takes me, I’ll always think of Le Meridien Bangkok whenever I sip a mojito. Rooftop & Leadership:
 This leads to what really makes this hotel special: the people. A huge thank you to Christian (Food & Beverage Director) and Naruewat (“Nas”), Executive Assistant Manager of Rooms. Their leadership is clearly felt throughout the hotel. They’re incredibly hands-on, present, and genuinely engaged with guests. We saw them multiple times every day to personally checking in with the guests. They don’t hide behind desks—they know their guests. Even as someone who tends to keep to myself, every interaction with them felt natural—like catching up with old friends. One night, Nas personally invited us (and other guests) to a rooftop event—and it was unforgettable. Christian’s vision for the rooftop space is amazing. There were art nights, special food and drinks, music, and experiences that made us feel incredibly valued as guests. What’s most impressive is that their passion doesn’t feel corporate—it feels real. They genuinely love what they do, and it shows in every detail. Because of them, I’ve never felt more like a VIP at any hotel. From the bottom of my heart—thank you. Cleanliness:
 A special thank you to our housekeeper, Nok—such a kind and lovely person. The room was absolutely spotless every single day. She knew just how to make me smile every time we passed in the hall. The Suite:
 And finally—OMG. Book the suite.
 JUST. DO. IT. Summary:
 Although Le Meridien Bangkok is my favorite hotel in the world, it’s the little things that stay with you. (For example, I still remember “Pinmook’s Pancakes” from a trip to Koh Samui years ago.) And I will NEVER forget Name’s Thai mojito.

Le Meridien Bangkok is a well run hotel in the center of Bangkok’s Silom area. Having seen in many times, I was always curious to stay, so I did. The hotel has been here for quite sometime, but is well maintained. Being a platinum member, I also had access to the buffet breakfast and club lounge. The buffet breakfast was decent, both in service and food variety. The club lounge service was exceptional, the staff are so welcoming and engaging - I was thoroughly impressed – it was the highlight of my stay at the hotel. I actually stayed twice in about a two week period. A few issues: 1) the hotel is quite warm, I actually stayed in 3 different rooms (over two separate stays) because I asked them to change my first room because it was too hot – however, the second room while slightly cooler definitely wasn’t anywhere near the 17 degree Celsius I had set temperature at, I found third room also warmer than I would have liked; 2) the hotel caters to clientele from Japan, which may explain why their beds are all extremely hard by western standards. I finally had to ask for a topper, which did help, but I still would have preferred the beds to be slightly softer. The pool and gym are well maintained, however the gym frequently was missing or ran out of regular exercise towels, and the pool while fine, is on the smaller side. I will also note, and it was something I was aware of when I chose to stay here, but the hotel is right smack dab in the middle of Bangkok’s redlight district (may not be a preferable location for people with kids). Thus, when you walk to most places, to include the skytrain station, you will be approached by people trying to entice you into coming to watch one of Bangkok’s many adult entertainment shows. While this didn’t bother me per se, it does get a bit old, and for that reason and the other reasons above I probably wouldn’t stay here again - although the rack rate at this property is usually very good given its solid reputation and overall higher-end feel. I have to reiterate, I really did love the lounge and the lounge staff, and the service at the hotel is overall was fantastic, it just isn’t quite my favorite hotel nor location in Bangkok to stay for a vacation.

Service is very good.The food is very delicious.The staff is kind and very respecful

Your service and staff is so good foods are delicious

I and my friend stayed here at Lemeridian for 1 night as a staycation and went to club lounge, food & drink are very nice and fantastic, also got the excellent services from staffs here, Khun Pluem Khun Name Khun Yelly and Khun Pio, good teamwork love it!