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My first post hope I’m doing this right :) I saw a similar thread for KL but not BKK so here I go.

 

Seeking recommendations for a BKK hotel with gym and sauna.

 

Based on posts in different threads, the shortlist is:


The Quarter Silom - hotel-only gym. New, moderate price, good location


JW - hotel gym is also a fitness club non-guests can sign up to. 5 stars, bigger gym, crowds

 

I’m thinking Quarter or do a day pass to JW. Any thoughts or other options?

  • 2 weeks later...
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I've stayed at Quarter Silom. Good location, rooms are rather average though.

Potentially fun gym and sauna area.

But a staff member is seated at the entrance (to the locker room) so I was a bit shy to go in and out or loiter around.
 

Next trip I will be staying at Ibis styles Silom instead.

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5 hours ago, Branson69 said:

Grand Hyatt Erawan - 100% hit rate in the sauna. 

I have walk past that hotel many times and always think it looks great. Was it locals or foreigners you had fun with?

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On 3/14/2025 at 6:13 AM, aus999 said:

I have walk past that hotel many times and always think it looks great. Was it locals or foreigners you had fun with?

Experienced both. Like most hyatts, I believe it’s also membership gym/hotel for ppl living in bkk. 

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Intercon hotel chitlom also very cruisy spa area.  plus they have nice facilities and rooms are renovated.  had fun with a local once and another with a HK guest.  I hear JW Marriott and Marriot Marquis also cruisy. 

 

Grand hyatt definitely cruisy as its also a members gym.

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12 hours ago, tin_sg said:

Intercon hotel chitlom also very cruisy spa area.  plus they have nice facilities and rooms are renovated.  had fun with a local once and another with a HK guest.  I hear JW Marriott and Marriot Marquis also cruisy. 

 

Grand hyatt definitely cruisy as its also a members gym.

 

Had it once in Marriot Marquis last year.

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Stayed at Park Hyatt BKK last month for work. Normally I stay ant the Grand Hyatt.
 

Only had the chance to go to the hotel spa twice. Very nice spa - Large jacuzzi. Good size steam room. No sauna. Both times I walked in on guys playing. One time I joined. The other time one guy left. The other guy stayed. Very discreet place. You could clearly see if someone was entering (even though they did not). Not crowded but definitely a cruisey spa. Anyone else been? 

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I guessed it depends on your luck and timing. Normally it's always quite empty esp morning n afternoons. What time were u there ?

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have not tried the meridian, but Grand Hyatt sauna can be quite cruisy as its a member's gym hence u get both local and guests going to the wet areas. The other hotel that i have experienced is intercontinental chitlom which also is a members gym.  JW i have not but i hear its quite cruisy too.  

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there are 2 kempinski hotels in BKK, not sure if Siam Kempinski is cruisy but i stayed at the sindhorn kempinski - rooms are very nice BUT no free access to sauna or steam.  guest needs to pay per entry hence i never went.  

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On 7/19/2026 at 7:59 PM, tin_sg said:

The other hotel that i have experienced is intercontinental chitlom which also is a members gym.

The locker room has a very nice view and the wet area is very nice.  I went there a couple of times but both times I was the only one there.  I thought the attendant would come in and try to mop the floor every time someone comes in.

 

I usually stay at the Hyatt but never tried the hyatts in Bangkok.  But I am going in Sept and will try both the Park Hyatt and Hyatt Regency.  Do they have a spa at the HR Bangkok?

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On 7/29/2026 at 10:25 AM, tin_sg said:

there are 2 kempinski hotels in BKK, not sure if Siam Kempinski is cruisy but i stayed at the sindhorn kempinski - rooms are very nice BUT no free access to sauna or steam.  guest needs to pay per entry hence i never went.  


oh? Wow thought it should be accessible to hotel guests? Anyway I’ll be at Siam Kempinski. Hopefully can find something cruise there. 

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Rule of thumb: the fancier the hotel, the quieter the fitness/wet area

 

If you want to spend good money to stay at these properties, then just enjoy the tranquility

 

If you want rowdy fun with locals, then go to a sauna or public pool

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I'm staying at the kimpton maa Lai. The steam n sauna rooms are small. Was there yesterday afternoon n there were people in there. Looked quite cruisy.  Hotel is full. Mixed crowd.  

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I am looking at the JW Marriott or W hotel for my upcoming stay. The W is close to the gay neighborhood but the JW seems to have a better lounge. Does anyone know if the gym/spa at the W is cruisy? 

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Posted

Any experience with the Crowne Plaza Silom?

They have an spa with sauna too.

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no reports for crowne plaza silom, stayed there many years ago, quite an old hotel unless they have renovated.  let us know how it goes.

 

JW and W hotel have some reports of being cruisy in their sauna and spa area.  I guess its all about luck and timing :). i feel the cruisier ones are Grand Hyatt and Intercon Chitlom.  Park Hyatt depends on timing.

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22 minutes ago, And then said:

upcoming stay at pathumwan princess 

had some action during my stay a few years ago

hopefully this time round it will be fun

 

Pathumwan Princess is still around?

 

Have forgotten about this property 

 

Thought it got demolished in 2018

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