In the vibrant Sukhumvit district, tender pink, graceful arches and refined minimalist design come together at Away Sukhumvit Bangkok, creating a playful yet sophisticated retreat for the modern traveler.

From the outside, Away Sukhumvit Bangkok immediately stands apart from its urban surroundings. Its architecture combines a minimalist aesthetic with carefully considered details: graceful arches, glass blocks, soft pink tones and lush plants cascading from the balconies create a façade that feels both contemporary and welcoming. Outside, a tuk-tuk has been designed in keeping with the hotel's contemporary aesthetic. Rather than the somewhat flamboyant appearance often associated with Bangkok's iconic three-wheelers, the hotel's version feels sleek and intriguing, turning a familiar symbol of the city into an unexpectedly stylish part of the hotel experience.

The reception lounge is defined by generous proportions, a high ceiling and abundant natural light filtering through arched windows and glass-block sections. The latter, an architectural element that has been enjoying renewed attention in contemporary design, introduces an intriguing interplay of transparency, light and texture. A mirrored section of wall adds another layer to the space, visually expanding the lounge while amplifying its brightness and introducing a subtle sense of playfulness.

From the reception, the hotel flows naturally into its restaurant: warm timber, rounded arches and mirrored surfaces create a relaxed yet refined setting, maintaining the balance between contemporary minimalism and playful details found throughout the property. Breakfast is served here, with a selection that changes from day to day, while the restaurant also offers daily dining throughout the day.

On the 6th floor lies perhaps Away Sukhumvit Bangkok's most instantly recognisable feature: the swimming pool. If there is one place in the hotel made for Instagram, this is it! The soft baby-pink surroundings, almost reminiscent of a confectionery palette, are intensified by the deep blue of the water. Arches appear once again, framing the pool and reinforcing one of the property's strongest architectural signatures.

The same floor also hosts the gym: bright and well-equipped. Large openings and views towards the city allow natural light to fill the space, making the workout area feel connected to the energy of Bangkok.



Technology is also integrated into the guest experience. The hotel's own smart app allows guests to make restaurant reservations, request the tuk-tuk service and manage other requests directly from their device, adding a layer of convenience without disrupting the relaxed character of the stay.

The rooms continue the hotel's contemporary approach, combining modern aesthetics with a practical arrangement of furniture designed around comfort and everyday functionality. Here, the palette becomes more restrained. Neutral tones provide a calm backdrop, while artworks introduce personality. One of the most interesting details is the bed's headboard, which acts almost as a visual link between the different elements of the room. The colours and materials come together through the artwork, the warm brass shades of the lighting, the grey textiles and the light wood, creating a cohesive composition that feels considered without being overly formal. Long glazed openings leading onto the balcony bring generous amounts of natural light into the room and, at the same time, frame views of the city.

In the bathrooms, geometric black-and-white tile details introduce an element of surprise. Indeed, they aren’t immediately overwhelming - they reveal themselves gradually, adding a playful graphic accent that echoes the hotel's broader approach to design.

Away Sukhumvit Bangkok ultimately finds its character in this balance: polished but not rigid, minimalist but not cold, and playful without losing its sense of sophistication.

Address  172, Sukhumvit 20, Khlong Toei, 10110 - Bangkok, Thailand