5-star luxury hotel review - The Okura Prestige Bangkok

#Bangkok hotels Okura is considered a genuine Japanese hotel with many hotels in the chain spread across many countries. Normally, Okura is considered a 5-star hotel in Japan (but when compared to foreign chain hotels of the same level, some branches may look a bit lower). But in Thailand, Okura has upgraded its standards from the original to become a 5-star++ hotel brand comparable to many 5++ foreign chain hotels. It is called Okura Prestige Bangkok and is considered the first Okura Prestige in the world. The concept of this hotel is a combination of Japanese and modern. The theme used in the hotel is decorated in a simple but luxurious style. The colors used are mainly brown, gold, white, gray, and black. On this floor, there is also a flower shop. For those who will come to an event in the ballroom, you don't have to go find flowers to bring to the event. Order from here, pick them up, and go to the event right away. It's very convenient. The Deluxe rooms are on the 29th floor (the real high floor according to the package). The room size is not too big, but it's not too small to be cramped. The various functions in the room are complete. The first thing I like is the separate work desk like this. It's convenient to sit and work while watching TV, but the glass surface of the desk makes using the mouse a bit difficult. Just find something to put under it and it's done. The bed is big and very comfortable. The pillows provided are soft and firm, not sagging. You could call it a soul-sucking bed. The bed sheet is not pure white, but a ginkgo leaf pattern, which means durability and protection. By the window, there is a day bed for lying down and watching TV or sitting and staring at the sky while listening to music. The only thing that doesn't look neat in this bedroom is the front of the cabinet next to the TV, which is like a magnet. Over time, the magnet loses its strength. The cabinet door doesn't stick very well and keeps opening. #thailand #bangkoktravel #bangkok