Bangkok (SILOM, BANGRAK, )
Set in a quirky refurbished art-deco-inspired cinema, with the original cinema screen and equipment still in place in the lobby and bar area. Design has a classic heritage feel with quirky contemporary touches. Find something to suit all budgets with both dorms and spacious suites available.
Koh Lanta (Krabi)
A chilled-out family-run spot tucked inland on Koh Lanta, just a quick ride from Long Beach. Rooms have a cosy, natural feel with bamboo, rattan, and leafy touches. There’s a laid-back garden, yoga space, and tasty breakfast served in a sociable common area. A calm, easygoing base.
Thailand (Tumbol Musi Pak Chong)
An ideal weekend retreat from Bangkok, these five chic cabins serve up a dollop of European-inspired style just kilometres from Thailand’s largest national park.
Bangkok (Pranakorn District)
A boutique stay in Bangkok’s Old Town, just steps from temples, street eats, and culture. The look’s sleek and minimalist, with nods to Sino-Portuguese design. There’s a pool, fitness room, and refined restaurant serving Thai and international dishes. Quiet charm in the city’s historic core.
Khao Lak (Khao Lak)
A boutique stay in Khao Lak with a strong sense of place. Rooms nod to Peranakan heritage with dark wood, terrazzo floors and old-world touches. There's a pool, gym, hot tub, and a restaurant serving time-honoured family recipes. A thoughtful blend of culture, comfort, and calm.
Bangkok (Thanon Phaya Thai)
Shopaholics, rejoice – Amari Watergate Bangkok’s location is prime for mall-lovers. The five-star hotel also boasts an expansive fitness centre, a luxurious beauty spa and a huge range of dining options. An upmarket and absolutely top-notch choice for a city stay!
Bangkok (Khlong Toei, Klongtoey)
A zen-like approach to luxury means the Maduzi keeps calm in the heart of Bangkok. Chic rooms feature hot tub tubs and complimentary mini bars whilst head chef Yuya serves up gourmet French and Japanese dishes. Sundowners can be sipped on the terrace and guests can keep fit 24 hours a day.
Bangkok (Samphantawong)
A decadent retro hotel set in the heart of Chinatown, one of Bangkok's oldest districts. Quirkily designed rooms feature heavy four poster beds, rich hues and indulgent bathrooms. An atmospheric bar pays live jazz and there's a spoiling spa for those looking to unwind.
Krabi (Thailand)
Upscale beachfront resort on East Railay reached by longtail boat through dramatic limestone cliffs. The vibe is tropical colonial — think dark wood, outdoor daybeds, and private plunge pools. There's a seafront pool, Thai/Western dining, and guided island tours. Quiet, scenic, and self-contained.
Chiang Mai (Baanwan, Hangdong)
A sophisticated quiet retreat on the outskirts of Chiang Mai. Perfect for a couple or family looking to counter-balance their holiday with golf, archery, cooking classes and a trip to the spa! Contemporary rooms are as sophisticated as they are functional.
Pattaya (Thailand)
Chilled-out Halal hotel in a quiet Pattaya spot, a short drive from the beach. The vibe is relaxed, with airy rooms, ceiling fans, and soft-toned decor. Guests can unwind by the pool or enjoy all-day drinks and Thai bites. A calm base with thoughtful details.
Bangkok ( Bangyeekhan)
A remarkably beautiful Italian style mansion, turned hotel on Chao Phraya’s eastern bank. The vibe is very much Italianesque from the interiors to the garden figurines. The restaurant serves traditional Thai cuisine and the pool offers views over the river. Truly a peaceful haven from the chaos.
Pattaya (Thailand)
Creative, design-led hotel in central Pattaya, just minutes from the beach. The decor is bold and artsy — think colour-pop interiors with an industrial edge. Highlights include a rooftop beach club, double-decker pool, and all-day breakfast. It’s stylish without trying too hard.
Bangkok (Phra Nakhon)
A design-forward stay on Bangkok’s riverside, just a short stroll from Khao San Road. The vibe leans cool and contemporary, with bold art and pops of colour throughout. Expect a sleek rooftop bar, Thai dining that doesn’t hold back, and a chilled pool scene. A sharp base in the thick of it all.
Chiang Rai (Mae Chan)
A rustic mountain hideaway in northern Thailand, surrounded by lush forest and valley views. The vibe leans earthy and serene, with bamboo cottages and natural wood finishes. There’s an infinity pool, herb-scented spa, and a garden-to-table restaurant. A quiet retreat for slow living.
Bangkok ( Phraborom Maharajawang, Phra Nakhon, )
A boutique property set alongside Chao Phraya River. Chic rooms aren't exactly spacious but are light, crisply styled and offer fabulous panoramic views. The thai rooftop restaurant is a real draw and a lovely place to enjoy an evening tipple after a day exploring the city.
Bangkok (Phrabarommaharajchawang, Phranakorn)
An intimate, elegantly designed boutique hotel, set on the historic Ratanakosin Island. Rooms are simply dressed yet chic with dark polished wooden floors, patterned tiled bathrooms and private terraces. The restaurant offers fabulous river views and serves traditional fare. Charming.
Bangkok (Phra Nakhon)
A superb boutique hotel, with all the bells and whistles of a much pricier spot, on the banks of Chao Phraya River. The rooms vary from standard to downright luxurious, think balconies and expensive linens. With two tasty restaurants, a pool, and in room massages you could really do a lot worse!
Chiang Mai (Wat Ket)
A charming B&B in Chiang Mai’s historic Wat Ket district, just a stroll from the Night Bazaar. The vibe is relaxed and homey, with vintage Thai decor and leafy gardens. Highlights include a saltwater pool, cosy cafe, and hearty homemade breakfasts. Quiet, cultural, and easy to explore from.
Bangkok (Lumpini Patumwan)
For those seeking a home away from home, the Oriental Residence Bangkok’s considerate approach to luxury distinguishes it from other five-star options. Rooms boast fully-stocked kitchen and expansive wardrobe space to mimic the comforts of home while there's an understated French bistro downstairs.
Koh Lanta (Krabi)
A contemporary island resort in Koh Lanta with knockout sea views and a peaceful peninsula setting. Clean lines and warm woods give it a cool, unfussy charm. Cliffside bars, a private beach, and a laid-back spa round it out. A solid spot to unplug and slow down.
Bangkok (Maharat Road, Rattanakosin Island, )
This intimate hotel, set on the banks of the Chao Praya River, is an oasis of calm in the busy city. Rooms are decorated in a traditional Thai style and feature either mezzanines or private terraces. The riverside restaurant and bar is an ideal spot for watching the magnificent sunsets.
Phi Phi Islands (Thailand)
Beachfront resort on Phi Phi Don with sweeping bay views and direct access to the sand. Thatched-roof bungalows and tropical landscaping give it a relaxed, village-style feel. Multiple pools, water sports, and several dining options, from casual to upscale. Quiet, scenic, and activity-packed.
Bangkok (Thonburi)
Enjoy panoramic views from an infinity pool at this contemporary hotel with a riverside location. Find slick rooms complete with floor to ceiling windows, clean design and luxurious bathrooms. A wide range of eating options both international and thai. A chic base to explore the city from.
Ayutthaya (Pratu Chai Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya)
Breathtaking modern design meets ancient history at Sala Ayutthaya’s boutique offering on the banks of the Chao Phraya river. White on white rooms are the essence of cool with plenty of glass, freestanding tubs and simple wooden beams. An art gallery and courtyard pool are the icing on the cake.
Bangkok (Samphanthawong)
Tucked away in the heart of Chinatown this intimate B&B is bound to surpass all expectations. The four spacious rooms are beautifully styled with elegant teak furniture, roll-top baths and a choice selection of artworks. Staff are knowledgeable and friendly and the speciality coffee is a real plus!
Bangkok (Wattana)
A design-forward hotel in Bangkok’s vibrant Sukhumvit district. The look leans industrial-meets-mid-century with rich textures and mood lighting. Expect a rooftop pool, buzzing restaurant, lively bar, and co-working spaces. Smart, stylish, and built for both work and play.
Koh Lanta (Krabi)
A beachfront stay on laid-back Ko Lanta with sweeping sea views. Rooms are simple but smart, and the decor leans tropical with a hint of retro charm. There’s a beachside restaurant, a pool, a gym, and even a massage hut. A solid base for island days and quiet nights.
Bangkok
One of Bangkok’s better-known hotels, Banyan Tree Bangkok offers a range of upmarket drinking and dining options, spectacular 360-degree views across the city and all the modern conveniences of a five-star hotel.
Krabi (Thailand)
Laidback eco retreat in Ao Nang, set just back from the beach. Rustic-modern villas with polished concrete floors and earthy tones are set among fruit-filled gardens. There’s a saltwater pool, bikes for hire, and a garden-to-table kitchen. Quiet, green, effortlessly relaxed and great value.
Krabi (Thailand)
A grand colonial-style resort on Krabi’s Klong Muang Beach, surrounded by rainforest and sea views. Teak floors and classic touches give the rooms a refined, old-world charm. Home to Thailand’s largest pool, a luxury spa, golf, and three restaurants. It’s relaxed, elegant, and well-equipped.
Hua Hin
A relaxed beachfront stay in Hua Hin, blending resort comfort with a playful, design-led edge. Mid-century interiors pop with colour against tropical gardens. Expect a lively pool scene, inventive spa, and standout dining from Thai classics to wood-fired pizza. Effortless cool by the sea.
Phuket (Cherngtalay)
A modern beachfront resort on Phuket’s Bang Tao Bay with a relaxed, family-friendly vibe. The decor blends sleek lines with Thai accents and bold art. Highlights include a large lagoon-style pool, spa, and multiple dining spots from seafood to Mediterranean. Big, easy-going and well-equipped.
Khao Lak (Takuapa,, Takua Pa,)
A gorgeous coastal resort, beautifully incorporated into the surrounding environment. The Edge restaurant serves up Oriental flavours or why not opt for private sunset dining aboard 'Lady Sarojin'. Rooms are light and airy with modern wood floors and garden views. Ideal for couples. Over 10s only.
Ko Pha Ngan (Amphoe Ko Pha-ngan, )
A luxury resort set on a stunning stretch of private beach in a quiet part of the island. Lavish Balinese-style villas boast their own private pools and are decorated in a traditional manner yet with plenty of modern luxuries. Offering a spa by L'Occitane and a romantic beach-side restaurant.
Ayutthaya (Horrattavhai District)
A laid-back riverside stay in Ayutthaya with views of ancient ruins and temples. Interiors blend warm wood tones with clean, modern lines. There’s a pool, gym, cruise tours, and a Thai restaurant with serious style. Great spot for a quiet break with just enough to do.
Hua Hin
This weekend oasis, three hours from Bangkok, soothes the soul. The airy rooms, lush grounds and beachfront location aptly showcase Thailand’s tropical beauty while the Oceanside beach club and restaurant keep things lively at night. Spacious suites with private pools are a welcome luxury.
Khanom (Thailand)
Boutique beach resort in laid-back Khanom, southern Thailand. Clean lines and Nordic-inspired decor give it a calm, contemporary edge. There’s a spa, yoga, and multiple spots to eat—from wood-fired pizza to cocktails by the pool. Feels like a real escape, not just another beach stay
Ko Samui (Amphur Koh Samui )
A tranquil and relaxed boutique resort set on a private beach with bungalows tumbling down the lush hill gardens. Rooms have a traditional feel with teak wood, local fabrics and rich hues. They also have lovely beach views from the expansive windows. A delightful spot for a romantic break.
Bangkok (Sathorn)
Cool, calm and collected - the COMO Metropolitan brings understated, five-star luxury to the heart of the capital with neutral decor, impeccable facilities and an acclaimed Thai restaurant. Rooms are sprawling and feature state of the art bathrooms. Plus there is an inviting outdoor pool.
Koh Lanta (Koh Lanta Yai)
A small adult only retreat located atop a cliff overlooking the Andaman Sea. Contemporary rooms are spacious and well-designed with modern art, clean lines and simple furnishings. A red infinity pool and spoiling spa covers all elements of relaxation and the beach is just a short walk away.
Hua Hin
A tranquil resort modelled on a traditional Thai village surrounded by lush tropical gardens. Luxurious rooms are impressively spacious with high ceilings, antique furniture and lovely views. Boasting a private beach, two pools and no less than seven eateries. An ideal haven to simply unwind.
Bangkok (Silom)
Unapologetically flashy and fashion-orientated, The W melds 5-star luxury with all the mod-cons that its jet-setting, millennial clientele expect.
Pattaya (Thailand)
Beachfront hotel in North Pattaya with easy access to shops, shows, and the sand. Decor is grand and glitzy — think marble floors, chandeliers, and gold trim. There’s a pool with sea views, a laid-back bar, and a spa with all the trimmings. A solid pick for a comfy coastal stay.
Chiang Mai
The elegance of Rachamankha is underpinned by the architectural vision of its owner. Expect simplicity, style and serenity. Surrounding a series of cool courtyards you could be forgiven for getting lost amidst the property's art strewn walls. A fusion of Thai and Western dishes is served.
Chiang Mai (Tambon Sri Pum)
A leafy and charming hotel built around an ancient Tamarind tree in Chiang Mai. The comfortable and sleek rooms offer laid back elegance and splashes of traditional design. The breakfast is excellent and the dinner menu doesn't disappoint. In the heart of a buzzing city but the vibe is almost rural.
Chiang Mai
A charming boutique retreat in central Chiang Mai, steps from the old city's temples and markets. The vibe is calm and elegant, with colonial-style rooms set around ponds and leafy courtyards. Vegan dining, a detox bar, and a serene spa round out the experience. Quiet, cultured, and well-located.
Ko Samui (Koh Samui,)
A serene spot on its own private stretch of Bo Phut Beach. The villas and rooms are beautifully laid out and offer open air bathrooms and private balconies and terraces. The restaurant is phenomenal and the staff are hospitable and conscientious. A real beach-side haven.
Phuket (Talang)
This island resort fuses traditional Thai style with splashes of Mediterranean colour that reflects its enviable position overlooking the Andaman Sea. An award-winning spa, daily menu of sporting and cultural activities, and two outstanding on-site restaurants make it even harder to leave.
Chiang Mai ( Mueang)
An elegant heritage-style stay in Chiang Mai’s old city, just a short walk from major temples and markets. Think airy suites, Lanna Colonial touches, and leafy courtyards. Multiple pools, a peaceful garden, and a rooftop bar round things out. A calm spot in the city’s lively heart.