Emporium Suites by Chatrium

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The real selling point that doesn’t show up in photos: the kitchenette actually works. It’s not a decorative counter with a microwave — you get a two-burner stove, a decent fridge, basic cookware, and a washing machine tucked into the utility area. For families or anyone staying more than three nights, this saves thousands of baht on laundry and dining out. The Villa Market supermarket in The Emporium basement is a 3-minute walk through the skybridge, so stocking up on groceries is effortless. Ask for a unit above the 20th floor — the city views open up dramatically compared to the lower floors.


  • Direct mall connection — skybridge to The Emporium and EmQuartier malls means shopping, cinema, supermarket, and hundreds of restaurants are accessible without stepping outside. Rainy season? No problem. EmQuartier’s Gourmet Market on the ground floor is one of Bangkok’s best supermarkets for imported goods, and the food court upstairs has excellent Thai dishes for under 200 THB.
  • True suite living — every room is a genuine suite with separate bedroom, living room, kitchenette, and washer-dryer. This isn’t a hotel room with a sofa — it’s a proper apartment with hotel services.
  • BTS Phrom Phong direct access — the station is attached to the building. Two stops to Asoke, four stops to Siam. You’re connected to all of Bangkok without ever hailing a taxi.
  • Family-perfect layout — the suite format with separate sleeping and living areas means kids can sleep while parents enjoy the living room. The kitchenette enables bottle warming, snack prep, and simple meals.
  • Phrom Phong neighborhood — widely considered Sukhumvit’s most livable area. Japanese restaurants, international schools, Benchasiri Park for kids, and a sophisticated dining scene surround the property.

  • Emporium Suites is purpose-built for convenience, but some trade-offs exist:
  • Hotel ambiance is limited — the property feels more like a serviced apartment than a luxury hotel. If you want a full resort experience with grand lobby, destination spa, and poolside cocktails, the Sheraton Grande Sukhumvit or Sofitel Bangkok Sukhumvit deliver more hotel atmosphere.
  • Decor is functional not fashionable — suites prioritize practicality over design. If Instagram-worthy interiors matter, the Hotel Indigo Bangkok or 137 Pillars Suites offer more character.
  • Pool area is compact — the rooftop pool is adequate for cooling off but not a resort-style experience. The Marriott Sukhumvit and Hilton Sukhumvit have more impressive pool facilities.
  • No spa or wellness center — the fitness room is basic. If wellness is important, nearby Grande Centre Point Sukhumvit offers better in-house facilities.

  • BTS Phrom Phong station — directly connected via skybridge (1-minute walk). Two stops to BTS Asoke/MRT interchange for citywide access.
  • EmQuartier & Emporium Malls — attached to the building. Luxury shopping, Gourmet Market supermarket, food courts, cinema, and rooftop dining all accessible without going outside.
  • Benchasiri Park — directly across the street. A well-maintained urban park with playground, jogging track, and outdoor exercise equipment. Perfect for families with children.
  • Phrom Phong dining district — Sukhumvit Soi 24 and surrounding sois are packed with Japanese, Thai, Italian, and fusion restaurants. Bangkok’s best Japanese food concentration is within walking distance.
  • Benchasiri Park — directly across from The Emporium, this small but well-maintained park has a public outdoor gym, playground, and running track that’s popular with locals every morning and evening


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