Andaz One Bangkok Review: Modern Luxury and Local Thai Artistry Above Lumpini Park

From a 10th-floor room at Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt, the lush greenery of Lumpini Park lines the Thai capital's skyline, offering a bird's-eye view of the world's most visited city. Bangkok recorded more than 30 million international arrivals last year, according to Euromonitor International, a market intelligence company. Opened in December 2025, Andaz One Bangkok, by Hyatt enters the city's competitive hospitality market through its “vertical neighbourhood” concept, presenting local artists' works while blending in contemporary design.

The hotel is located in One Bangkok – the Thai capital's largest integrated district – which combines offices, retail areas, luxury residences and other facilities. It is also within walking distance of Lumpini Park, often described as Thailand's Central Park. The National checked in for two nights to experience Hyatt's newest property in downtown Bangkok.

Thai textile artist Ploenchan 'Mook' Vinyaratn's Blockwilt (2024) serves as the artistic centre of the lobby at Andaz One Bangkok. The reception desks sit within the lobby rather than behind a partition, creating a more approachable arrival experience. Guests can check in during the hotel's Sunset Hour, from 5pm to 6pm, when mini portions of yum som o (pomelo salad), pandan coconut tart, crispy rice with herbs and other bites are provided from a small buffet.

The hotel features 244 rooms and suites. A stay in the 63 square metre King Bed Park View Deluxe room comes with Byredo bathroom amenities and comfortable, waffle-knit navy blue bathrobes featuring a pop of colour.

After settling in, guests can explore the “vertical neighbourhood” concept where each floor adopts a different atmosphere inspired by nearby neighbourhoods. A textile art installation by Thai artist Ploenchan “Mook” Vinyaratn spanning the lobby wall tells stories of the hotel's surroundings, with colorful upcycled yarns symbolizing the city's tangled power cables. The team from local company Pia Interior Co explored alleyways and neighbourhoods hidden beneath tall buildings and embassies for design inspiration, while Bangkok firm Architects 49 (A49) was responsible for the property's architecture.

Dining options include Andaz Terrace for local salads and desserts, and Piscari, a rooftop dining and bar spot offering seafood and meat dishes with Mediterranean twists like tuna tartare, hamachi crudo, grilled octopus, and pan-seared sea bass.

For wellness, guests can book a private Ruesi Reset session inspired by ruesi dat ton (Thai yoga), use the saltwater pool open from 7am to 8pm, or access the 24-hour gym.

Room rates at Andaz One Bangkok start at 15,000 baht (excluding taxes) depending on the season, with check-in from 3pm and check-out by 12pm.