Cabochon Hotel

Cabochon Hotel

Cabochon Hotel

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An intimate boutique hotel in Bangkok's Sukhumvit district, designed by Eugène Leh, blending ivory colonial architecture, Indochinese furnishings, and a rooftop terrace with swimming pool.

Located in the heart of Bangkok, Cabochon Hotel captivates visitors through its understated elegance and romantic colonial architecture.

Cabochon Hotel, a distinguished Bangkok hotel

Cabochon Hotel stands apart in Bangkok's tourist landscape. While its ivory-hued façade commands attention, the building's retro style proves to be a remarkable trompe-l'œil. Who would believe this colonial-looking structure has existed for merely 8 years? Who would expect to discover ultramodern rooms and suites behind these exquisitely detailed balconies and balusters? Cabochon is the masterwork of interior architect Eugène Leh. In 2012, he set out to create a charming, character-filled hotel in Bangkok. After years of scouting, his choice fell upon a property discreetly nestled along Sukhumvit Road. The building is an architectural jewel that faithfully recreates the romantic quarters of 1920s Shanghai, while also betraying Eugène Leh's passion for the classical elegance of Indochinese manor houses.

Cabochon Hotel will appeal to travelers seeking the luxury of a bygone era combined with cutting-edge amenities.

If you're looking for timeless, evocative accommodation in Bangkok, here's the address: 14/29 Sukhumvit 45 Alley, Klongton Nua, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand.

Where is Cabochon Hotel located?

Cabochon welcomes guests in a rather peaceful and quiet neighborhood, just 50 minutes' drive from Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Provided you notify the hotel in advance of your arrival, a shuttle service can be arranged for your transfer. The hotel is 8 minutes' walk from BTS Phrom Phong station. You'll discover firsthand that hospitality is far from mere words at Cabochon Hotel.

A location to love

The establishment enjoys an excellent location for exploring the capital's celebrated monuments, museums, and landmarks.

Nine kilometers from Cabochon, the Royal Palace, built in the 18th century, exemplifies Thai artistry. It houses the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and several ministerial buildings. Enchanting Buddha statues await you at Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, also 9 km away. As for religious sculptures, pride of place belongs to the 45-meter-long reclining Buddha statue that made Wat Pho, one of the most visited temples in the City of Angels, world-famous.

Just 5 minutes' drive from Cabochon Hotel, Benjakitti Park is an invigorating destination for nature lovers or those seeking respite from urban bustle. Beyond its magnificent lawns, it houses sports complexes, a swimming pool, and a children's playground. For a shopping break, head to EmQuartier shopping center (0.5 km) or the Emporium mall (0.55 km), just beside the park.

Lastly, the Thong Lor neighborhood, renowned for its extravagant nightlife, hosts some of Bangkok's most popular nightclubs. It's just 7 minutes' drive from the hotel.

Bangkok National Museum, the Siam Museum, and Wat Pho are equally unmissable attractions, though they lie several kilometers away. Guests should contact the tour desk to arrange visits.

Details on the hotel's rooms and suites

Cabochon Hotel spares no effort on comfort. This becomes evident the moment you relax in the sitting corner, feel the air conditioning cool your skin, or see the bathroom marble gleam before your eyes. Modern technology is tempered by period furnishings that showcase the skill of Indochinese artisans and sculptors. The rooms are equipped with flat-screen television connected to satellite channels and a DVD player. In the bathroom, you'll find a hairdryer, bathrobe, and quality toiletries. Add to this a safe deposit box to secure your personal belongings, documents, and money.

Each morning, you can request breakfast to be delivered to your room. Complimentary and featuring authentic Thai dishes, it's a delightful start to the day. At noon, enjoy the rooftop terrace swimming pool for sunbathing, followed by a delicious cocktail at the pool bar or in the spacious lounge. Book lovers can find refuge in the library. Reserve your evening for intimacy; the in-room minibar allows for indulgent moments with your partner or family.

Like all upscale hotels, Cabochon maintains separate smoking and non-smoking rooms. Some suites feature a private balcony, from which the city views are truly breathtaking. Room service is available upon request, as are laundry and pressing services. The preparation of special meals for children and those with specific dietary requirements for wellness or health reasons is equally commendable.

Last but not least, complimentary Wi-Fi is provided in all rooms, allowing guests to stay connected with friends and family.

The hotel does not permit pets.

A gastronomic restaurant

The commitment to authenticity extends to the Thai Lao Yeh restaurant. The wooden décor provides a rustic, warm atmosphere, while pieces of blue-and-white ceramic dinnerware create the impression of dining in a traditional farmhouse. As for the cuisine, it may not please every palate. Regional specialties from Bangkok, Isan, and Laos take center stage. If you prefer European dishes, nearby restaurants beckon (Saengchai Potchana).

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