Area Attractions

Travel the world at this airport-themed lifestyle mall that houses over 600 boutiques, 50 restaurants and an eight-screen Cineplex. Famous for its own inexpensive and delicious food court, Terminal 21 can be directly accessed from the BTS Asok Station, which is only a 500-meter walk from the hotel.

You can find almost everything at Thailand’s largest lifestyle shopping mall. Not only is it home to more than 500 boutiques, 100 eateries, and cafés, it also features numerous entertainment and recreation facilities. Central World is easily reached via the Sky Walk from BTS Chidlom Station.

The Icon Siam Shopping Mall has been called the “Mother of All Malls”. Housing two towers with 80,000 square meters of land, a convention hall, and a condominium – the shopping mall contains 500 shops and 100 restaurants from more than 30 different countries. The space features a multimedia light show that will be visible from several kilometers away.

Comprising more than 2,500 shops, this mall is best known for its inexpensive fashion items at wholesale prices. Enjoy this indoor street market-style shopping venue located adjacent to Central World.

Bangkok’s Em District comprises The Emporium, The EmQuartier, and The EmSphere. These luxury malls offer a wide range of both international and Thai designer brands. The area also features an open-air garden, six storeys of dining terraces and a five-storey waterfall.

Blooming colors from fresh flowers make this street the liveliest in the area. From orchids to roses, fresh fruits and vegetables, numerous selections are available at this 24-hour fresh flower market. Bring your camera and hop in a taxi or tuk-tuk to reach this colorful destination.

Not only is this market the largest weekend market in the world, but it is also best known for its extensive range of goods. From over 15,000 vendor stalls, you can find anything from fashion and antiques to art, food and many more. Do not forget to bargain to get your favorite item at the very best price.

Located inside Market Cafe on our hotel's 4th floor, Sukhumvit Gallery which presents an exhibition of rare photographs related to the history of Sukhumvit Road. Experience the sumptuous Afternoon Tea designed by internationally renowned Thai floral artist, Mr. Sakul Inthakul. Its unique presentation is inspired by contemporary Thai art with handcrafted trays and seasonal floral arrangements. Discover 15 delectable treats, both sweet and savory, including homemade desserts, served with homegrown organic coffee or tea from local coffee and tea farms in Chiangmai and Tak provinces. Sukhumvit Gallery Afternoon Tea is served daily from 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM, at 950++ Baht /set for two persons

Nadimos is an authentic Lebanese restaurant offering a new and exciting approach to Lebanese food for locals and tourists alike. The restaurant specializes in traditional Lebanese cuisine with an extensive choice of vegetarian dishes.

Experience a modern interpretation of traditional Punjab cuisine with menus that boast a contemporary twist in both flavors and presentation without compromising on the cuisine’s rich tradition. This is one of the best Indian Restaurants to dine at in Bangkok.

Nana's secret bar offers a portal to pre-revolution Cuba. This cool bar on Sukhumvit Soi 11 takes the prohibition theme to heights of authenticity. Located down a small soi opposite Fraser Suites Hotel, you have to look for a Telefono sign to find the way in.

Bringing authentic Southern taste of Phuket to the heart of Bangkok, Prai Raya is located on Sukhumvit Soi 8, only a short walk from the hotel. Its vintage décor and classic settings will bring the scent of Old Town Phuket to your table.

Known as the most authentic Korean place in town, this three-storey arcade is full of Korean restaurants and supermarkets. With its traditional Korean House setting, the place is worth a visit with only a few steps away from our hotel.

Located inside Market Café, our hotel's 4th floor, Sukhumvit Gallery presents an exhibition of rare photographs revealing the fascinating history of Sukhumvit Road, the most important thoroughfare in the city of Bangkok. It features 45 images of notable sites and old maps of the area — all from the pre-mass transit era. Guests can visit the exhibition on the 4th floor of Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit, free of charge. The gallery also serves an inspired Sukhumvit Gallery Afternoon Tea. Sukhumvit Gallery Afternoon Tea is served daily from 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM, at THB 950++/set for two persons

Once a home of the Royal Family of the Kingdom of Thailand, this remarkable historical landmark is regarded as the spiritual heart of all Thais. The greater complex was meticulously built in 1782 with European influences on the architecture comprising the former royal residences and Wat Phra Kaew.

Wat Phra Kaew is regarded as the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. It houses the ‘Emerald Buddha’, the highly worshipped Buddha image exquisitely carved from a single block of jade, which is also known as the palladium of the Kingdom of Thailand.

Located by the Chao Phraya River, Wat Arun is one of the most stunning temples in Bangkok. With its dazzling decorated spires on the massive Prang reflecting magically over the water, the temple is best visited at dawn.

Standing at its entrance, the red Giant Swing attracts many visitors to this temple. Wat Suthat is one of the oldest temples in Bangkok and was constructed during the reign of King Rama I (1782).

Located in an 18th-century palace, the National Museum is the largest museum in Southeast Asia. Its exceptional collections of Thai artifacts will give you a better understanding of Thai history, art and culture. Open: Wednesday - Sunday

Housing a statue of the Hindu god of creation ‘Phra Phrom’, the shrine is a popular worship attraction famous for granting wishes to worshipers. Only two stops away from the hotel (BTS Nana to BTS Chidlom Station), the shrine is located right in front of Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok.

Bangkok’s hub of contemporary art hosting exhibitions of art, music, design, theatre and film in the city. It is directly accessible from the BTS National Stadium Station. Entrance is free.

This interactive exhibition will make your ordinary museum visit extraordinary. It provides a great introduction to Thailand’s spirit and culture in most creative ways and will ensure an enjoyable discovery without ever being boring.

This traditional Thai wooden house was once the home of Jim Thompson, an American who fell in love with Southeast Asian art. The house is now preserved as a museum with Jim Thomson’s invaluable antique art collection.

One of the landmark of Bangkok nowadays as a result of massive renovation. Filling the area with local stalls and decorating with street art displaying Thai Traditional ways of life.

The brainchild of internationally renowned Thai floral artist Sakul Intakul, The Museum of Floral Culture is created for flowers and nature lovers as well as those with an interest in Thai art and floral culture.

Chang Chui Market is inspired by many artistic and creative values. It is home to many renowned restaurants and is often available to a diverse range of events - from local markets to mini-concerts.

This riverside night bazaar and mall will bring you a different Bangkok shopping experience. Have fun browsing through boutiques and enjoy a great selection of places to dine and drink. The iconic Ferris Wheel, Calypso ladyboy cabaret and live Muay Thai performances will keep you entertained.

Visit this renowned floating market and get a sight of a bygone way of life. It is within two hours of downtown Bangkok by car, and once there, you can enjoy an amusing morning browsing through numerous vendors selling food, colorful tropical fruits, and handicrafts from their sampans.

A food heaven for both locals and tourists, Chinatown is famous for its street-side cuisine. With many market stalls and gold shops, this area becomes liveliest after sunset.

This open-air museum features miniatures of Thailand’s historically significant structures, including palaces, pavilions, temples, Buddha images, and shrines.

For people who would like to explore the vibrancy of an authentic night bazaar, the Rot Fai (train) market is a great spot to visit. Situated by the MRT Cultural Center Station, you will find many things from antiques, curios and clothes to street food snacks and treats. Individuals seeking an ‘artsy’ vibe will definitely enjoy its artistic ambience.

This trade and exhibition center serves as a major venue for various meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions. The total event space of 70,000 sq m (753,473 sq ft) can accommodate up to 40,000 delegates in its vast, column-free convention halls and meeting rooms. The place is known for hosting concerts and large exhibitions.

Thailand's largest exhibition and convention hall. Spanning over 140,000 sq m (1,506,947 sq ft), the venue has been chosen to host countless concerts and exhibitions such as the Thailand International Motor Expo 2018 and the 24K Magic World Tour 2018 by the famous singer Bruno Mars.

Perfectly located on the 5th floor of the renowned Siam Paragon, the facility is able to host a vast array of events. Across a total space of 12,000 sq m (129,166 sq ft), the multi-purpose halls are fully furnished and facilitated with cutting-edge acoustic and lighting technologies.

Situated at the Ratchaprasong intersection, CentralWorld, the Bangkok Convention Center has a multitude of options for exhibitions and conferences. Mega events can be staged at the Bangkok Convention Center, with the convention hall able to accommodate up to 7,000 for a cocktail reception in a single pillar-less convention hall. With its prime location, the venue has hosted many prime national and regional events.

Among the office skyscrapers and hotels lies a green haven for people seeking a refuge from the hectic pace of Bangkok. With less than one-and-a-half kilometers away from the hotel, you will find the park and its breathtaking lake view with perfect areas for fitness enthusiasts. It is also connected to Lumphini Park by a pedestrian-only path called the Green Mile.

Located in inner Bangkok, Lumphini Park is the best escape from the city’s chaos without having to actually leave town. This spacious multi-functional public park serves as ‘The Green Lung of Bangkok’, offering fresh air, shady paths and a large artificial lake.

Watch renowned Thai martial arts at the legendary Rajadamnern Thai Boxing stadium. The place offers an authentic environment for thrilling matches scheduled every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday evenings.

Only one of the few golf courses located within the city, Royal Dusit Golf Club is an 18-hole course with an area of 4,330 yards serving as a convenient golf destination for Bangkok’s visitors. Housed on the same grounds as the Royal Turf Club horseracing track, the place is only 10 kilometers away from the hotel.

One of the finest golf clubs in Asia, Thai Country Club is a 7,097-yard picturesque course managed by Peninsula Hotel. The course has a neo-classic design with a variety of holes from casual play up to a tough challenge, and it only takes approximately 50 minutes to get there from downtown Bangkok.

A massive indoor trampoline park for all ages, which offers 'an airborne adrenaline rush with a soft landing' to anyone who wants to hone their skills or jump around.

Operating since 1980, this international hospital is one of the most trusted private hospitals in Southeast Asia. Not only does it provide all types of medical care, including dental, advanced diagnostics, therapeutics, and surgical services by multi-specialists at high-level service standards, Bumrungrad also has multilingual staff who will assist you throughout your entire visit. The hospital is only two kilometers away from Hyatt Regency Bangkok Sukhumvit with daily scheduled shuttle bus service.

Located on the 3rd floor of the hotel's shopping arcade, Let's Relax Spa offers an authentic Thai spa experience through the five bodily senses from the moment you step into its premises.

Set in a ‘garden in the sky’ on the 5th floor of the renowned Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok, iSawan Spa offers a revitalizing retreat through a pure, authentic and result-oriented personalized healing experience.

This Lifestyle Mall serves as a Healthcare Complex comprising various beauty clinics, spa, and hair salon, which can easily be reached from MRT Lumphini Station.

The birthplace of traditional Thai massage, Wat Pho Thai massage school provides a relaxing and authentic Thai massage for all visitors. Several short courses are also available if you wish to learn the techniques of this unique form of massage.

As the largest aquarium in Southeast Asia, SEA LIFE Bangkok is located two storeys beneath the Siam Paragon shopping mall. The gigantic-sized aquatic world exhibits over 3,000 sea creatures from regions across the globe.

An innovative indoor miniature world of jobs that allows kids to discover and experiment with their dream jobs in an amusing and secure environment.

Only a 45-minute ride from the city, this large amusement park is a great place to visit if you are looking for a fun-filled day out. You can enjoy the rollercoaster rides, sleighing in Snow Town or meet your favorite cartoon characters in the Colour of the World parade, all in a day.

A visit to this animal park involves a drive through the open Safari Park which occupies 480 acres, along with the additional 180-acre Bird Park and the Marine Park, which exhibits various species of animals and hosts exciting shows.