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Park Hyatt Bangkok

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Park Hyatt Bangkok, which opened in May 2017 as the first Park Hyatt in Thailand, occupies the 27-floor hotel component of Central Embassy, a 37-storey mixed-use tower designed by RIBA Stirling Prize-winning architect Amanda Levete of AL_A and the first tower completed by a British architect in Thailand; its 300,000 individual aluminium tiles shift in appearance through the day, creating a moiré effect across the facade.

About Park Hyatt Bangkok

History

Park Hyatt Bangkok opened in May 2017 as the first Park Hyatt property in Thailand, located within the iconic spiraling tower of Central Embassy after delays from its original 2014 plan. The architecture by AL_A and interiors by Yabu Pushelberg create a sophisticated sanctuary reflecting Thai culture. It underwent a brief closure before reopening on April 7, 2025.

The setting

Park Hyatt Bangkok inhabits the Central Embassy tower at 88 Witthayu Road — a sculptural luxury mall occupying part of the former British Embassy compound on Wireless Road, Bangkok's storied Embassy Row of century-old rain trees and foreign consulates. A covered walkway delivers guests to Phloen Chit BTS, with CentralWorld twelve minutes on foot. The street-level floors house Chanel, Gucci, and Fendi flagships beneath the hotel, while the adjacent US and Japanese embassies retain the neighbourhood's diplomatic prestige. Park Hyatt Bangkok's Ploenchit address is among the Thai capital's most coveted positions for both commerce and refined urban living. 2 km from Lumpini Park.

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