Brand New Hotel Amara Bangkok

Bangkok: dazzling heart of Asia and metropolis where everything comes together. On one side there’s the life in the streets with all the bustle and the sociability where the locals determine everyday rhythm, on the other side there are modern neighborhoods full of luxury hotels and super big shopping malls. I love both worlds and mostly let the diversity of this city seduce me.

You can choose a nice hotel in the vicinity of Khao San Road, but it’s nicer to visit one of the newest hotels that Bangkok gained since March of this year, namely the Amara Hotel. Amara Bangkok is part of the Amara Group which already has two hotels in Singapore and Shanghai. Besides staying a night it is definitely worth dining or drinking a cocktail on the great rooftop with the infinity pool. Tip: visit the rooftop bar at sunset and enjoy the amazing view.

The Amara Bangkok hotel is an ultra luxury hotel. Not only business travelers know where to find this hotel that has only been open for half a year, but also tourists who are just travelling through and want to enjoy all the luxury this hotel has to offer do. And a luxury it is! The most expensive and most beautiful materials are used and truly everything glitters your way. The rooms are amazing, the beds spotless white and the bathroom is finished with the most beautiful design.

During this opening year you can still use a special booking price of US$90 a night till September 30th 2015. For this you get a Deluxe room as seen on the picture above, based on bed and breakfast. You can, of course, use all the facilities this hotel has to offer, for free. If you choose not to stay the night, I recommend dining in the Element restaurant.

During the opening year, the Element restaurant offers a special Singaporean menu. The Singaporean cuisine is originally a mix of Chinese, Malaisian and Indian customs, but developed its own style within these styles. The rich Singaporean kitchen knows lots of traditions that have been passed on from generation to generation. With a wide range of colors, different garnishing and herbs, a Singaporean dinner is a real happening. It’s finger-licking good!