Radisson Hotel Bangkok comprises of 431 rooms and 17 suites, including 13 Business suites, 2 Honeymoon suites, and 2 Grand suites, all designed with guest comfort in mind. The tasteful décor of each guestroom is the perfect combination of traditional Thai elegance and contemporary flair to create a relaxing, comfortable environment. Standard Room Features: Air conditioning with in-room controls Private bathroom with separate bath and shower Executive writing desk Direct dial telephone with IDD Voicemail Personal safe Satellite and cable TV, Music channels Mini bar & Refrigerator Tea & Coffee making facilities Hair dryer Radio

Radisson Hotel Bangkok provides guests with an extensive range of facilities and services including a fully equipped business centre with modern office facilities, 24 hour concierge, foreign currency exchange, multi-lingual staff, 24 hour room service, gift shop and complimentary hotel shuttle service to major shopping areas and metro stations. For complete relaxation, the hotel's swimming pool is a perfect spot for a refreshing retreat. Whether relaxing by the pool or just lounging around, guests can enjoy cool drinks from the Poolside Bar, while savouring peaceful leisure time in a bright and breezy atmosphere. The Health Club is an integration of a gymnasium, with qualified fitness instructors and an aerobics studio, with incorporated high-tech workout equipment, Jacuzzi, spa, private massage rooms, steam and sauna rooms. To unwind, guests can either enjoy health workouts or join daily upbeat aerobics classes.

Dining

Combining beautiful surrounds with superb cuisine, Radisson Hotel Bangkok's dining venues provide all guests with a variety of sumptuous delicacies to cater to all palates. The Coffee Shop Enjoy a dazzling variety of Thai and international specialties in the elegant and relaxed surroundings of the Coffee Shop, plus a la carte menu specially prepared to satisfy the varying palates of all guests. The Coffee Shop is open 24 hours a day. The Bakery A wide selection of freshly baked bread and pastries can be savored to guests' utmost delight at the Bakery. All-time favorites like coffee cakes, blueberry cheesecakes, cookies, and home-made chocolates are offered to satisfy Bangkok's discerning lovers of the finest baked delicacies and confectionery. The Bakery is open from 9:00am until 9:00pm, Daily. Tubtim Siam Restaurant Located on the 24th floor, Tubtim Siam is an unusual restaurant to say the least! The stylish charm of the Thai-decor and furnishings provides a unique dining venue. At Tubtim Siam, the choice of traditional Thai cuisine is beyond compare. Guests can savour an incredible variety of Thai delicacies prepared by culinary experts in a truly magnificent ambience, while enjoying authentic Thai classical music and dance. Tubtim Siam Restaurant is open daily from 6:00pm until 10:30pm. Fook Yuan Restaurant Fook Yuan is a superb spot where connoisseurs of Chinese food can always find the best in traditional Cantonese delicacies. All mouth-watering dishes are perfectly prepared by a master chef in a truly unique way to create a myriad of taste sensations, making the restaurant well worth seeking out. Fook Yuan Restaurant is open for Lunch from 11:30am until 2:30pm (Monday to Friday), 11:00am to 2:30pm (Saturday and Sunday) and Dinner from 6:00pm to 10:30pm Daily. Nishiki Restaurant Nishiki serves an exotic array of great-tasting Japanese cuisine in the charming "Japanese-style" seating areas, while creating an atmosphere that is hard to define. With the chef taking painstaking care over its preparation, the clientele are ensured of a superb dining experience, thus making Nishiki a "must-try" restaurant for Bangkok's gourmets. Nishiki Restaurant is open daily for Lunch from 11:00am to 2:30pm and Dinner from 6:00pm until 10:30pm.

Meetings

Radisson Hotel Bangkok is the ideal setting for your next event with an extensive range of versatile meeting facilities suitable for intimate functions to gala dinners and large meetings. All rooms are fully equipped with modern audio-visual equipment, conference and banquet facilities. The Grand Ballroom, with a capacity of 1,000 persons, is a frequent venue for grand banquets and corporate seminars. Five other medium-sized function rooms are perfect for smaller meetings and private functions. To ensure truly memorable social events, impeccable service and delectable cuisine are provided in a pleasant atmosphere, coupled with graceful charm of the Thai staff.

Local Area

Conveniently located in the heart of Bangkok's commercial and entertainment district on Rama 9 Road, Radisson Hotel Bangkok is a perfect destination for both leisure and business travellers. With the expressway located within a short distance, it's only a 30 minute drive from Bangkok International Airport and 45 minute drive from the fast growing industrial base - the Eastern Seaboard. About Bangkok Also known as the City of Angels (Krung Thep), it is entirely appropriate that Bangkok should have two names. Firstly there is the modern, cosmopolitan side, with its Skytrain zipping people between swanky malls, cinema multiplexes, world-class restaurants, glitzy clubs and some of the world's best hotels. This area rivals other modern cities, absorbing as it does the latest of both East and West, with its new subway and the world's most recent international airport. But it's the ancient city and Thai hospitality, the heart and soul of the country, which really sets Bangkok apart. The Grand Palace, Wat Arun (Temple of the Dawn), Wat Po and a year's worth of other places worth visiting will leave your head spinning. Bangkok is Thailand's capital and its financial, entertainment and cultural center. The country's biggest city, it's home to more than 10 million of the country's 65 million people. It is a real city as well as a tourist attraction, making for an even more real experience. The convenience and comfort of the modern accentuates the ancient in a mix that works, although it can at times leave you fuming. Thailand's revered king celebrated his 60th jubilee in 2006 and the city, particularly the royal areas, was spruced up as part of the celebrations ­ come now and see it at its best. Did you know? What's in a name? In the case of Bangkok, two names, and the one in common use until 1972 had nearly 300 letters, depending on the translation. The city government eventually shortened the name to Krung Thep Maha Nakhon, and most Thais just call it Krung Thep, City of Angels. King Rama I founded Bangkok, the village of the wild plum trees, across the river from older Thonburi in 1782, because it would be safer from attacks from Burma on the east side of the Chao Phraya River.

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