Opens in 2028
Six Senses Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand. Six Senses, IHG Hotels & Resorts.
- Opens
- 2028, under construction
- Rooms
- 100
- Operator
- Six Senses, IHG Hotels & Resorts
- Type
- City hotel
Six Senses Bangkok is planned for Silom Road as part of Hatai, a mixed-use development on the site of the Narai Hotel, which first opened in 1968. IHG's release of 1 July 2025 says the hotel is scheduled to open shortly after the 60th anniversary of the original Narai Hotel in 2028, and that foundation work was already underway.
Designs by Heatherwick studio are inspired by the craftsmanship of traditional lanterns. Around 100 rooms and suites are planned. A 700-square-metre suite and a signature restaurant by Joyce Wang crown the hotel, with interior design by BAR Studio, a sky lobby and sky garden, and a rooftop pool. Six Senses Spa Bangkok will offer the brand's high-tech, high-touch treatments. The project targets LEED Gold and WELL Gold certification, and the Narai Hotel's original wooden foundation has been extracted to be reused in the interiors.
Hatai will have two hotels and almost 6,000 square metres of retail, dining and community space. The BTS and MRT networks are within easy reach.
“Six Senses Bangkok is scheduled to open shortly after the 60th anniversary of the original Narai Hotel in 2028, creating a fitting continuation of the legacy and marking a new milestone for both the hotel and the city.”
The operator’s wording, read on its own page and last checked 1 November 2026.
The facts
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- Rooms
- Six Senses Bangkok will offer an intimate experience, with around 100 spacious rooms and suites providing a peaceful retreat from the city’s energy Source
- Setting
- Located on Silom Road, Six Senses Bangkok is one of two hotels to open at Hatai, that will also feature premium retail and dining experiences, and community gathering spaces across almost 6,000 square metres. Source
- Getting there
- It will be within easy reach of transport links, including the BTS and MRT networks. Source
- Architect
- The foundation work is already underway, with designs by award-winning Heatherwick studio inspired by the delicate craftsmanship of traditional lanterns. Source
- Designer
- Crowning the hotel will be a 700-square-meter suite and signature restaurant, both by design luminary Joyce Wang. Interior design by BAR Studio complements the architectural vision throughout the property and extends to the main restaurant, which connects to a sky lobby via a sky garden incorporating elements of biophilic design. Source
- Pool
- The rooftop pool will draw swimmers from the indoors out to unwind after a busy day in the city. Source
- Spa
- Six Senses Spa Bangkok will offer the brand’s signature blend of high-tech, high-touch treatments Source
- History
- Narai Hotel first opened its doors in 1968 Source
- History
- Narai Hotel’s original wooden foundation has been carefully extracted and will be repurposed and woven into the interior design Source
