COMO Metropolitan Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand
At a Glance
Contemporary hotel with chic interiors
Trendy Met Bar attached to the hotel
Two restaurants including Nahm, run by the award-winning chef David Thompson
Renowned COMO Shambhala spa within the hotel
171 stylish rooms and spacious suites
A very easy and welcoming city hotel
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Best time to Visit
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November to April are the best months to visit Bangkok with the least rain. Temperatures are comfortable until March when the humidity increases. May, September and October are the wettest months and between June and August, you can still visit Bangkok although you will get some rain.
Insider's View
If you would like to feel like a VIP, visit the trendy Met Bar that is attached to the hotel and reserved for hotels guests and members. We saw an amazing fashion show there.
My most memorable moment at the Metropolitan was dinner at Nahm, it was incredible! A dish I remember vividly was the mince prawn and cucumber salad, which I had for starter and was so yummy!
Choose the Metropolitan Room for its fresh and airy colours and lots of space - a welcoming respite after exploring bustling Bangkok.
After a long day, you can enjoy the complimentary Steam room and hot tubs
Enjoy the daily complimentary Yoga or Thai Chi activity
Ask around to find your way to the blink-and-you'll-miss-it Small Bar not too far away - a favorite hangout for Thai celebs and Bangkok's Michelin starred chefs alike
Call us on 020 3993 8476 to start planning your holiday to COMO Metropolitan Bangkok or take a look at our itineraries to Thailand
Description
The minimalist Metropolitan by COMO, Bangkok is a haven for those who love contemporary, slick city escapes. It combines an urban edge with Asian flair and the result is the coolest hotel in Bangkok, located along the vibrant Sathorn Road.
The luxury Metropolitan Bangkok is the chic sister to the eponymous hotel on London’s Park Lane. It attracts guests who want to be at the centre of the action, yet at the same time offers a tranquil city escape with yoga classes and nurturing wellness treatments in the fantastically indulgent COMO Shambhala Spa.
The Metropolitan Bangkok is located on Sathorn Road, a dynamic enclave within the Thai capital and a short walk from the financial district. It is a minimalist style hotel with 171 bedrooms and suites decorated in a pared-down, simple style with hints of Thai heritage. The emphasis in the rooms, as in all aspects of the hotel, is fresh, comfortable chic, with simple, natural materials used throughout.
The infamous Met Bar is a great place for evening cocktails and one of the coolest hangouts in the city. Equally enticing are the menus at Nahm, the hotel's contemporary Thai restaurant, and Glow which serves healthy cuisine which complements the hotel's incredible holistic spa. With its ten treatment rooms, indoor pool, yoga studio and gym, the COMO Shambahala Spa is a nurturing urban escape; welcome after a day exploring the frantic but fantastic city of Bangkok.
Accommodation
The Metropolitan Bangkok has 171 fresh rooms furnished with natural materials. The City, Studio and Metropolitan Rooms all have clean lines and a contemporary feel and vary in size and outlook with the Metropolitan being the biggest with king size beds and limestone bathrooms. The Terrace Rooms have the addition of private patio with outdoor shower. The Executive, duplex Penthouse and two-bedroom Como Suites have more space, separate living areas and enhanced services. All rooms and suites include: wifi, cable TV and DVD/CD player, phone, safe, air-conditioning, tea and coffee facilities, fine goosedown duvet, hairdryer, scales, yoga mat and fresh fruit.
| City Room | These comfortable, airy rooms (a number of which can be interconnected to Metropolitan Rooms) reflect the hotel's clean-lined aesthetic with Makha wood and cosseting textures. The queen-size bed is flanked by an L-shaped teak bench and the bathroom has a combined shower bathtub. Room amenities include Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 26 - 39 m2. |
| Studio Room | These oversized, light-filled rooms offer enormous style for a Bangkok luxury boutique hotel. The comfortable sitting area is finished in contemporary Thai silks. A generously proportioned desk makes working easy, and in the limestone-and-mosaic tile bathrooms you can relax in the separate bath and shower. Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 43 m2. |
| Metropolitan Room - King | Among Bangkok luxury boutique hotels, these rooms are some of the largest deluxe king-bedded accommodations in the city—and can be interconnected to other room types for anyone travelling with family. Ming-style teak chairs provide comfortable seating. Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 51 - 54 m2. |
| Metropolitan Room - Twin | Among Bangkok luxury boutique hotels, these rooms are some of the largest twin-bedded accommodations in the city—and can be interconnected to other room types for anyone travelling with family. Ming-style teak chairs provide comfortable seating. Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 51 - 54 m2. |
| Terrace Room | Each of these amply-sized rooms have a landscaped private patio replete with a refreshing outdoor shower—a true rarity in a Bangkok city centre hotel. Inside find a king-size bed, an L-shaped teak bench and work desk. Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 80 m2. |
| Executive Suite | Even a Bangkok suite hotel couldn’t provide suites more perfect for young families, or for business travellers looking for private meeting areas. With their connecting living room and bedroom, ensuite bathroom and additional guest WC, these suites are among the hotel’s bestsellers. Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 80 m2. |
| Penthouse Suite | These four double-height Bangkok hotel suites on the 11th floor offer every home-from-home comfort. A private corridor is decorated with antique teakwood carving, Chinese 'horseshoe' chairs and temple bells. Within the suite, sunshine pours into the open-plan space from large windows overlooking the bustling city or hotel pool. Décor of the open-plan space features such unique furnishings as Helen Yardley rugs and Patricia Urquilo sofas. Added benefits include a private butler who is available to assist you 24 hours a day. Note the suites also connect to Metropolitan Rooms (ideal for families). Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 150 m2. |
| COMO Suite | The top suite affords guests some of the most exceptional views in the city. More a two-bedroom apartment than a hotel room, this 11th-floor, double-height fiefdom has distinctive décor—a red lacquer cabinet, a custom-designed hand-blown ceiling light—plus a fully equipped kitchen and dining room. The living room proves itself ideal for business meetings or intimate cocktail parties, while the bedrooms feature large walk-in wardrobes. Added benefits include a private butler who is available to assist you 24 hours a day, while the suites also connect to City Rooms (ideal for families). Room amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi internet access, bottled water, cable TV, DVD player, CD player and library, dual-line IDD telephone with voice mail, electronic safe, 500 thread count Egyptian cotton linen, goose down duvet, hair dryer, steam iron, ironing board, mini-bar, tea/coffee making facilities, scales, yoga mat, fresh fruits and COMO Shambhala bathroom amenities. Size: 240 m2. |
Childcare
Children of all ages are very welcome to come and stay at the Metropolitan Bangkok but there are no specific facilities available for them except for babysitting.
Facilities
The Nahm restaurant (famed at The Halkin in London) offers authentic Thai food and Glow next to the spa serves light healthy meals and juices. The Met Bar is reserved for members and hotel guests only and morphs from restaurant during the day to fashionable bar by night. The Metropolitan Bangkok has an outdoor swimming pool, gym, yoga studio, hydropool and indulgent COMO Shambhala Spa.
Activities
The Metropolitan Bangkok are very proud of their concierge team who are the first to know what is going on in the city - they can be consulted before your stay if you want to be in the know. They will assist in the planning of your day-to-day activities and offer advice and make arrangements where necessary to help you make the most of your time in Bangkok.
Reviews
Arthur Pope (Staff)
The COMO Bangkok is a nice, clean, upscale, modern choice for the Thai capital. This lovely property is comfortable and posh. COMOs trademark reliance on white and ample use of space provides a calming environment to serve as a counterpoint to the at-times-chaotic energy of the city beyond its doors. It is conveniently located not far from some of the buzzier Bangkok districts - a few minutes ride from the perennially hip Small Bar, for instance. It is also home to the much acclaimed Nam restaurant, a Michelin starred star that is known to book months in advance.
Louise Canton (Staff)
The service at the Como Metropolitan is remarkable; the staff are very welcoming and friendly and really do make you feel like you are at home. The rooms are minimal and contemporary in style but have a Thai twist. One of the best parts of my stay here was the delicious food served in their restaurant which uses organic and locally sourced produce.
Katie Kennard (Staff)
This hotel is very distinctive, its rooms are minimalist, spacious and serves the purpose for someone wanting to explore Bangkok by day and night as its a walk from the Sky Train. It is home to the best Thai restaurant in town. If you want a hotel with good views, this is not the place for you. The indoor space is lovely, this hotel is all about the location.
Clare Barratt (Staff)
Fabulous hotel from which to enjoy Bangkok (although no views). Has a timeless feel to it with classic contemporary dcor, stay in a Metropolitan Room for the best use of space and reserve a table at Nahm Asia's number 1 restaurant where all dishes are authentic and made from scratch, simply delicious. Also allow enough time to enjoy breakfast with its buffet of fresh fruit, juices and pastries as well as an a la carte menu.
Evi-Elli La Valle (Staff)
From the moment you walk into the lobby of the Metropolitan Bangkok, you feel as though you are in an urban retreat. The Como Shambhala Spa is the highlight and definitely the best spa in Bangkok. Guests are pampered with a fantastic range of treatments, Como products (that are a favourite in the Scott Dunn office!), an outdoor pool, hydro pool and yoga studio with complimentary daily classes - the perfect antidote to a day of frenetic sightseeing and shopping. Even if you are not a spa-junkie, the Metropolitan has lots to offer; sleek and stylish rooms, the iconic Met Bar and great dining. They have recently opened Nahm that I cannot wait to visit. It has been opened by David Thompson, who is famous for his Michelin-starred Nahm at The Halkin hotel in London. I had one of the tastiest meals ever at the original eatery in London and I am sure that the second Nahm, in the home of Thai cuisine, will be outstanding.
Experiences
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Art & Culture of Bangkok's Klongs
Spend half a day exploring one of Bangkok's most vibrant artisan communities, travelling by private longtail boat accompanied by your own English-speaking guide. Learn about traditional and modern art, including the intricate designs of Thai puppetry.
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Bites & Sites in the Village of Love
Discover the flavours and spices of Bangkok's 'Village of Love', the historic Bangrak area. Enjoy unique local food tastings whilst learning of how locals live, eat and shop. Ideal for foodies, it is an experience bursting with authentic encounters.
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Cycle Bangkok's Jungle
Spend two hours exploring the 'Bangkok Jungle' by bicycle, passing by canals, mangrove forests, traditional Thai houses and hidden temples. This is a great way to experience the sleepier side of Bangkok and gain a different insight into local life.
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Erawan Waterfall & Phra That Cave
Head to Erawan, one of Thailand's most famous National Parks. Here you can visit the Erawan Waterfall, a picturesque seven-tier cascade, and the Phra That Cave, hidden within the park's limestone hills.
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Floating Market at Khlong Lat Mayom
Only open at weekends, Khlong Lat Mayom is one of Bangkok's best floating markets, and it is only a short journey from the city centre. This is one of the prettiest floating markets, and a great place to try some mouth-watering local Thai delicacies.
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Floating Markets - Half Day
Leave Bangkok's skyscrapers behind and head out into the suburbs to experience some of Thailand's most vibrant and bustling markets, ranging from railways to rivers.
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Grand Palace & Wat Pho in Style
Spend half a day exploring two of Bangkok's most iconic sites; the Grand Palace and Wat Pho. Accompanied by your own English-speaking guide, you will learn more about Buddhism in Thailand as well as the country's much loved Royal Family.
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Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Art & Culture of Bangkok's Klongs
Spend a full day exploring some of the highlights and hidden gems of Bangkok, accompanied by your own English-speaking guide. The tour encompasses impressive temples and palaces, and offers the chance to learn more about the country's thriving art scene.
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Hellfire Pass
Visit the notorious Hellfire Pass, which is located outside the town of Kanchanaburi, along the cliffs above the River Kwai. Take a tour of the museum and venture down into the pass to walk along the old railway line.
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Heritage of Ancient Ayutthaya in Style
Spend a day in the ancient city of Ayutthaya visiting magnificent temple complexes and majestic palaces, accompanied by your own English-speaking guide. Travel by car, boat, cable car and even golf buggy as you explore this charming city and its sites.
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Pedalling, Pachyderms & Paddling
An exciting and eclectic action-packed adventure that includes cycling, elephants. kayaking and bamboo rafting. This is a wonderful experience for active couples and families, and makes the most of the scenic and diverse Kanchanaburi countryside.
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Prasat Muang Singh
Visit Prasat Muang Singh, a Khmer temple complex in Kanchanaburi Province, which dates back to the Angkorian era. The style of these temples is fairly unusual for Thailand, and so this makes for an interesting historical tour.
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Thailand-Burma Railway Museum, War Cemeteries & Pak Preak Community
A moving and fascinating tour, exploring the history of Kanchanaburi province. The Thailand-Burma Railway Museum and War Cemeteries are a poignant reminder of the thousands of POWs and forced labourers who lost their lives here in the Second World War.
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Train Ride through the Kwai Noi Gorge
Take a short train ride along the infamous Thailand-Burma Railway, also known as the 'Death Railway' due to the thousands of POWs and labourers that died during its construction. The countryside's picturesque scenery contrasts with poignant history.
Holiday Ideas
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Epic Bhutan
Bangkok, Paro & Punakha
from £5300 pp inc flights & transfers for 9 nights
- Get a glimpse into this somewhat secretive yet fascinating small Himalayan kingdom, well and truly off the beaten track
- Try to time your trip with one of Bhutan’s famously vibrant festivals, an ancient expression of their Buddhist culture, and witness spectacular masked dances and enlightenment rituals
- Stay at seriously cool and stylish hotels…the perfect retreat after a busy day of cultural explorations
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Epic Indochina
Bangkok, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Luang Prabang, Siem Reap, Krabey Island
from £6200 pp inc flights & transfers for 14 nights
- Tantalize your tastebuds and heighten your senses as you amble through Bangkok’s aromatic ‘Village of Love’ on a private tour, lead by our expert English-speaking guide
- Whiz around the streets of Hanoi on a stylish vespa and sample national delicacies along the way
- Slow your pulse and awaken your imagination as you embrace the spiritual way of life in Luang Prabang, Laos
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Epic Laos and Northern Thailand
Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Pakbeng, Luang Prabang, Bangkok
from £4800 pp inc flights & transfers for 11 nights
- Get set for an “off the beaten track” journey through two exciting and culturally rich countries full of beautiful golden temples and memorable sunsets
- Cycle, paddle, hike and swim through lush countryside and dense jungle and come face to face with Asia’s gentle giant…the elephant!
- Cruise down the famous Mekong River, watching the world go by whilst sipping cocktails from the comfort of your luxurious river boat
Location & directions
Bangkok, Thailand
Metropolitan Bangkok is located on South Sathorn Road, in the central business district of Sathorn, Bangkok.
How to get there
11-hour international flight to Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport. The Metropolitan Bangkok is located a 40-minute drive from the airport.
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