Gay Hotel Bangkok

Most of the hotels on this list are exceptionally close to the gay nightlife in Soi 2, Soi 4, and Soi Twilight, but Le Meridien is among the best located. In particular, the Red Light District of Soi Twilight is literally one minute away on foot – this is the closest to the go-go bars you can get.

Le Meridien’s 282 rooms and suites have been decorated in a modern and understated style, with incredible views of the city landscape. An entire floor of the building is dedicated to the hotel’s fitness and wellness facilities, and it will be hard to pull yourself away from the outdoor pool.

Meanwhile, in-house chefs, baristas, and cocktail specialists are always surprising and delighting their guests with original, mouthwatering dishes and drinks at Le Meridien’s bars and restaurants – try the signature mango eclair.

W Bangkok is a perennial favorite with gay travelers in Bangkok. The rooms are decorated in a contemporary and luxurious style that stands out from other 5-star offerings – expect a lot of marble, metallics, and rich dark colors. The bars are social hot spots in their own right, and the 24/7 outdoor pool deck is gorgeous.

The hotel is conveniently close to Chong Nonsi BTS Station, only one stop from the gay Bangkok nightlife. It is also just next door to one of Bangkok’s best and most innovative restaurants, The House on Sathorn.

The downstairs cocktail bar, Woobar, hosts a gay night called Wooboys (previously Boys Love Bubbles) once a month. Expect free-flowing sparkling wine, 50% off cocktails after 10 PM, and plenty of party boys.

SO Sofitel is consistently ranked among the best hotel experiences in Bangkok. It also happens to be very, very gay. The hotel regularly hosts gay parties including gCircuit and Sundance Asia, and the regular clientele reflects this. On every other night, it’s only marginally less convenient to find a gay party: after all, the hotel is just a short walk to the gay nightlife of Silom

It also happens to be a stunning hotel. Its sleek, nature-inspired design is visible in every little detail, from the stunning lobby to the forest-themed SoSPA wellness facilities. Each room is beautifully themed according to the Chinese elements of water, earth, wood, and metal, meaning you get a boutique experience with a high-end feel.

This insta-perfect luxury hotel is perfect for travellers who like a more unique experience. Hotel Muse Bangkok ticks off all the boxes for an excellent urban five-star, without looking like every other urban five-star.

A supremely trendy hotel with edgy decor that takes inspiration from Thai traditions, this is a sure bet for design lovers. It also happens to be located among some of the biggest shopping centers in Thailand, making it the place to stay if you’ve got money to burn during your stay in the capital.

Pullman Bangkok is one of the most popular gay hotels in Bangkok. This cool and sophisticated hotel is perfectly located on Silom Road, meaning you are never too far from the action. The city’s best gay venues, from DJ Station to smaller favorites like Telephone and Balcony Bar, are located in Soi 2 and Soi 4 just off Silom Road. As long as you can walk in a straight line, you’ll be able to find your way back to the hotel at the end of the night.

Pullman Bangkok Hotel G has 469 rooms and suites, all impeccably designed and offering show-stopping views of the city through floor-to-ceiling windows. In terms of leisure facilities, you can expect the latest equipment in their fitness center, an outdoor swimming pool with incredible views, and indulgent treatments at their spa.

Fancy a great meal in the middle of the night? The hotel is also home to 25 Degrees Burger, Wine, and Liquor Bar, the only 24-hour burger restaurant in the whole city and also one of its best.

This hotel is in the very heart of Bangkok’s shopping district. As in it’s attached to the biggest shopping mall in the city center. This five-star hotel, the flagship of Centara Hotels & Resorts, offers easy access to everything you could need. You can find the 15-screen cinema, 400 shops, 2 huge department stores, and over 100 restaurants and cafés, all right on the doorstep.

Bangkok’s two biggest gay circuit parties, White Party at New Year and gCircuit in April, both take place inside CentralWorld.

At 55 stories the hotel offers Instagram perfect city views from its rooms. Even the fitness, spa, tennis courts and outdoor pool are on the 26th floor. On the 59th floor is one of the world’s highest al fresco champagne bars, CRU Champagne Bar at Red Sky. Its Instagram perfect with 360-degree views of Bangkok’s skyline, plus great photo lighting.

The 5-star Grand Hyatt Bangkok is blessed with a privileged position in the heart of Bangkok. The hotel is located directly beside the famous Erawan Shrine, Bangkok’s biggest shopping malls and diplomatic district. From here, Bangkok’s gay nightlife is just two stops on the BTS Skytrain or 5-15 mins in a taxi, rush hour traffic depending. If you are here for one of Bangkok’s signature circuit parties in CentralWorld, it’s less than five mins walk.

Facilities in the hotel include an outdoor swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, i.sawan Residential Spa & Club plus seven onsite restaurants and bars.

The Holiday Inn Express Sathorn Bangkok is a great option for travelers looking for a budget-friendly comfortable alternative. The hotel offers great value for money, with charming, well-decorated rooms and a plentiful included breakfast. There is even a Grab and Go option if you can’t wait to get started with the day’s sightseeing.

The hotel is located very close to Chong Nonsi BTS station, which makes it extremely convenient for connecting to the rest of the city. You can take the BTS to get to the gay clubs if you need to get away from the heat – about 10-minutes – walk to the gay bars and clubs on Soi 4 and Soi 2.

Not many hotels in Bangkok are most Instagram worthy than the Banyan Tree. This hotel brings all the comfort and convenience of a five-star resort straight into the heart of the city. Offering over ten dining options, including a panoramic rooftop restaurant, a spa, outdoor swimming pool, full health club, and more. This is the ideal Bangkok base for those who expect more from their hotel than a simple room.

The hotel blends modern high-end luxury with traditional Thai influences. Large windows throughout the hotel provide exceptional downtown views of Bangkok, while tropical greenery makes the spaces feel like an oasis in the middle of the city. Its design is like Bangkok itself: urban and contemporary, but always grounded in the customs and history of Thailand.

Banyan Tree is very centrally located in Silom, at the heart of Bangkok’s business district and just a 10-20 minute walk to the gay nightlife.