Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park review: rooms, restaurants, sports & spa, location and amenities.
One of the most beautiful and popular luxury hotels in the Sukhumvit district is the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park. The 5-star hotel offers a perfect location and is an excellent starting point for exploring the City of Angels.
The luxurious hotel combines a modern interior design concept with traditional Thai style. You can expect spacious rooms, a great pool, a well-conceived sports and spa setup, various restaurants and even a kids club.
Surrounding the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park are countless restaurants, shopping malls, bars and spa and massage services. The luxury hotel is also perfectly connected to public transport.
At a Glance
I have stayed at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park several times, both privately and professionally. In this article I want to share my experiences and all the essential info about the 5-star hotel with you.
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park: the location
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park
199 Sukhumvit Soi 22, Klong Ton, Klong Toey, Bangkok 10110
+66 2-059 5555 · mhrs.bkkqp.reservation@marriotthotels.com
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park is conveniently located in the popular Sukhumvit neighbourhood — one of the best areas to stay in Bangkok. From here you can reach BTS Skytrain stations Phrom Phong and Asok, as well as MRT station Sukhumvit, in just a few minutes on foot.
If you’d rather not walk, the hotel offers a free shuttle service. From Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) you are 29 kilometres away, roughly a 30-minute cab ride. Don Mueang Airport (DMK) is about 24 kilometres and 25 minutes by car.
Around the hotel you will find a huge selection of bars, restaurants and street food, plus plenty of massage parlours and a large spa and wellness offering. The popular shopping malls Terminal 21 and Emporium are also within walking distance.
Directly behind the hotel is the beautiful Benchasiri Park, 4.7 hectares of greenery with a fountain lake, several pavilions, a forest garden, a health garden and many sculptures.
Other highlights in Sukhumvit include the Octave Rooftop Bar & Lounge, Baan Kamthieng House Museum, Kidzoona, the Museum of Science & Planetarium, Rama IX Park and Benjakitti Park.
Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park: rooms and suites
Even the glamorous lobby at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park seems almost overwhelming at first glance. The elegant decor fuses classic Thai influences with modern touches to create a unique atmosphere.
The stylish rooms and suites continue the theme, with some offering brilliant views of the downtown Bangkok skyline. The hotel offers a wide range of room types for all needs and budgets, including classic double and twin rooms, connecting rooms for families and various suites.
From deluxe rooms to the presidential suite, each of the 1,388 hotel rooms is decorated in bright colours and features mood lighting. Higher room categories also offer access to the M Club Lounge, where guests can help themselves to snacks and alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages throughout the day and evening.
1. Deluxe room with king size bed or 2 double beds
My accommodation has always been the classic deluxe room with king size bed or two double beds. The room offers a wide range of complimentary toiletries, bathrobes and a bathroom with shower, hairdryer and slippers. You also get a flat-screen satellite TV, soundproofed walls, a minibar, tea and coffee making facilities and city views.
In higher price categories this room type adds park and garden views as well as M Club Lounge access.
2. Other room types and suites
In addition to classic deluxe rooms, the hotel offers a selection of suites, all of which include M Club Lounge access.
- M Suite: 1 bedroom (64 m²)
- Family Suite: Connected suite with 2 bedrooms (126 m²)
- Grand Marquis Suite: Executive suite with 1 bedroom (128 m²)
- The Sky Suite: Presidential suite with 3 bedrooms (1,002 m²)
The service is excellent, the staff extremely friendly and requests are fulfilled promptly and with a smile. That’s been true across every single one of my visits.
Pool and Kids Club
The Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park offers two large pools. The highlight is the pool area on the 9th floor, which also delivers a brilliant view over the city.
On site you will find comfortable sunbeds, umbrellas and a pool bar where you can order drinks and snacks. Towels are also available and can be changed at any time. The pool itself is split into a shallow relaxation area and a proper swimming lane area, so you can choose between a leisurely float and an actual workout.
Also on the 9th floor, children can expect a diverse range of entertainment tailored to different age groups. Exciting activities run throughout the day at the Kids Club.
Wellness & Spa at Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park
After a long day in Bangkok, be sure to visit the Quan Spa. It offers 11 treatment rooms with a wide range of regenerating treatments, including relaxing oil massages, therapeutic Thai massages and hydrotherapy sessions.
The hotel also has a sauna, a steam bath and an onsen, perfect for unwinding after sport or a full day of sightseeing.
Fitness centre
Overdone it on Mango Sticky Rice, Pad Thai and fresh fruit shakes? No problem. The 24-hour fitness centre at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park has you covered.
The modern, generously sized gym is located on the 9th floor of the South Tower and is equipped with various cardio machines, a squash court, weight machines and free weights. Towels and water are provided. Yoga and Pilates classes are also regularly offered to hotel guests.
My personal highlight is always the pool area. I also make the most of the well-equipped gym and the spa — and the ABar Rooftop’s gin selection is genuinely hard to beat.
Restaurants & bars at Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park
There are countless bars, restaurants and cafes around the hotel, but the in-house dining options are strong enough to keep you busy too. From a sumptuous breakfast buffet to creative cocktails at the rooftop bar and authentic Chinese cuisine, you are well and truly spoiled for choice.
The Lobby Lounge
Found in the hotel lobby, The Lobby Lounge is an elegant, stylishly furnished spot, perfect as a meeting place, a work nook or somewhere to enjoy an aperitif before dinner. During the day you can order drinks, snacks or afternoon tea. In the evening the bar team serves cocktails and creative drinks.
Goji Kitchen + Bar
Start your Bangkok day here with a rich breakfast buffet. In the evening, Goji Kitchen + Bar runs international buffets with impressive live cooking stations. It’s also a reliable spot for a snack in between meals.
Pagoda Chinese Restaurant
Authentic Cantonese cuisine with a modern twist, crafted by top chefs. From dim sum to barbecue there’s something for every palate. Dine in the tastefully decorated main dining room or book one of the private dining rooms for a more intimate meal.
The Siam Tea Room
Authentic Thai dishes and freshly baked goods are the draw here. Highlights include the inventive bread selection and the coffee and pastries from northern Thailand.
Akira Back (37th floor)
For something truly special, Akira Back on the 37th floor is hard to top. Michelin-starred chef Akira Back delivers an exceptional dining experience, completely redefining Bangkok’s culinary scene with creative contemporary Asian cuisine.
ABar Rooftop Bar (38th floor)
On the 38th floor, the ABar Rooftop offers arguably Bangkok’s largest gin selection alongside breathtaking skyline views. Settle into the lounges and pick your perfect Gin & Tonic from over 50 varieties, including a strong line-up of craft labels.
Our tip: Here’s our full guide to the best rooftop bars in Bangkok.
My verdict on the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park
As mentioned, I have been a frequent guest at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park, around 10 visits by now, and I have felt genuinely comfortable every single time.
The service is excellent, the staff extremely friendly and requests are fulfilled promptly and with a smile. The same goes for any problems or complaints — handled efficiently and graciously.
The rooms are modern but cosy and always spotlessly clean. Beyond the usual amenities you will also find practical extras like mouthwash, toothbrushes, combs, sewing kits and shoe shine kits.
My personal highlight is always the generous pool area. The well-equipped gym and spa also get a lot of use from me. The location is hard to fault: Sukhumvit is centrally placed, the BTS and MRT are both within walking distance, and the whole neighbourhood is packed with things to do.
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Frequently asked questions about Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park
Where is the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park located?
The hotel is located in the Sukhumvit district at 199 Sukhumvit Soi 22. The nearest BTS stations are Phrom Phong and Asok, and MRT Sukhumvit is also within walking distance. A free hotel shuttle is available for guests.
How many pools does the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park have?
The hotel has two pools. The standout is the pool on the 9th floor, which offers views over Bangkok’s skyline. It is split into a relaxation area and a swimming lane area. Sunbeds, umbrellas, towels and a pool bar are all available on site.
What restaurants are there at Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park?
The hotel offers six dining options: The Lobby Lounge for drinks and afternoon tea, Goji Kitchen + Bar for breakfast and evening buffets, Pagoda for Chinese cuisine, The Siam Tea Room for Thai dishes and baked goods, Michelin-starred Akira Back on the 37th floor, and the ABar Rooftop Bar on the 38th floor with Bangkok’s largest gin selection.
Does the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queens Park have a kids club?
Yes, there is an all-day kids club on the 9th floor with age-appropriate activities and entertainment throughout the day, making this hotel an excellent choice for families with children.
How far is the hotel from Suvarnabhumi Airport?
Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) is approximately 29 kilometres away, roughly a 30-minute taxi ride. Don Mueang Airport (DMK) is around 24 kilometres and about 25 minutes by car.
What spa facilities are available at the hotel?
The Quan Spa offers 11 treatment rooms with oil massages, Thai massages and hydrotherapy treatments. The hotel also has a sauna, steam bath and onsen. The 24-hour gym on the 9th floor includes cardio equipment, a squash court, weight machines and free weights.
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Tim Kroeger is a luxury wellness travel specialist, founder of Universal Traveller, and creator of The Restorative Index, a performance-based framework for evaluating wellness hotels. After 15+ years across 110+ countries, he shifted from destination-chasing to travel recovery. Based in Bangkok, he reviews luxury wellness hotels and spas on tim-kroeger.com through a performance lens, combining firsthand testing with expert insights.
