The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, the brand's flagship property in Asia, brings fun and play to a city long known for hostels or traditional glamor. At every turn, the eye-popping pastels in pinks, blues, and yellows, the curvaceous couches and light fixtures, and the quirky pop art decor feel whimsical by design. This hotel has personality. It celebrates design, and it's unabashedly cool. Guests who prefer quiet luxury or an Asian minimalist experience should look elsewhere.
Almost all rooftop bars in Bangkok offer a view of the futuristic King Power Mahanakhon skyscraper. You'll know it when you see it: a giant Jenga tower of pixelated black glass set in Bangkok's central business district. The hotel occupies a large chunk of this skyscraper, transforming 78 floors into a hospitality playground, thanks to architect Buro Ole Scheeren and interior designer Jaime Hayon.
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