Andaz One: Bangkok’s Newest 1-Michelin Key Hotel
Also the permanent home for 4 artworks by Thai female artists - explore the soul of the Lumphini business district through art.
By Guanlin Tan -
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Nestled between the lush greenery of Lumphini Park and the lively pulse of Thailand’s capital, Andaz One Bangkok has swiftly established itself as one of the city’s most captivating architectural and design triumphs.
Opened in December 2025, the hotel enjoys a prestigious address at 201 Wireless Road, Lumphini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330.
- Address: 201 Wireless Road, Lumphini, Pathumwan, Bangkok 10330
- Address in Thai: 201 ถนนวิทยุ แขวงลุมพินี เขตปทุมวัน กรุงเทพมหานคร 10330
Prices
Off-peak room rates typically start around THB 8,500 (approx. S$330) per night, while peak season rates climb to approximately THB 14,500 (approx. S$560) per night depending on seasonal demand and category.
Main bar area of the rooftop Mediterranean restaurant, Piscari, in the Andaz One Bangkok.
1-Michelin Key award in 2026
Having barely celebrated its first anniversary, the hotel has already secured a place among global hospitality royalty by earning a 1-Michelin Key award in the 2026 Michelin Guide for Hotels.
Much like its famed restaurant stars, the Michelin Key honours hotels that offer an exceptionally distinctive stay, celebrating properties with unique personality, seamless service, and a profound connection to their surroundings.
Architecture
The design story of Andaz One Bangkok is deeply entwined with the history of its location. Drawing direct inspiration from the rich heritage of Wireless Road (once home to Thailand’s very first radio telegraph station) the hotel was conceived around the concept of a “Vertical Neighbourhood”.
The architecture and interiors seamlessly translate Bangkok’s famed soi (alleyway) culture into multi-layered vertical spaces.
Rooftop Mediterranean restaurant, Piscari, in the Andaz One Bangkok.
Thai Mid-Century landmarks
Elegant mid-century architectural curves and dramatic arches nod to historic local landmarks such as Vidyu Palace and the Siri Apartment, creating an atmosphere where nostalgia meets modern elegance.
The property frames uninterrupted views of Lumphini Park on one side and the dynamic skyline on the other.
Views of the Lumphini Park from Andaz One Bangkok.
Inside, the public spaces and private sanctuaries feature subtle Thai window grill motifs, warm timber finishes, and curated photography that mirrors the rhythm of the city.
An outdoor mirror installation named 'S-Curve' by Sir Anish Kapoor sits within the nearby One Bangkok Park (part of a 2km pedestrian art trail).
Hotel’s permanent art collection, The Glocal Witthayu
Central to the hotel’s interior narrative is its permanent art collection, titled “The Glocal Witthayu.” Curated to bridge local Thai heritage with global sensibilities, the collection features monumental works by four celebrated Thai female artists, offering guests an immersive cultural journey throughout the hotel grounds.
As the city prepares for the Bangkok Art Biennale (BAB) 2026, running from 29 October 2026 to 28 February 2027, visitors may be keen to drop by the hotel to check out these four artworks, too.
“Origins Unfold” by Aor Sutthiprapha
Composed of over 15,000 individual ceramic pieces fashioned from native Thai clay sourced from Mae Rim in Chiang Mai and Chae Hom in Lampang. Threaded together with stainless steel bars using traditional craft techniques akin to garland-making (phuang malai) and bead stringing, the installation explores the identity of raw local materials and the artisans who shape them.
Arrival hall in the Andaz One Bangkok houses the artwork “Pocket of Nature” by Pinaree Sanpitak.
“Pocket of Nature” by Pinaree Sanpitak
Created by one of Thailand’s most globally acclaimed contemporary artists, this multi-layered installation fuses her famous Breast Stupa motif with historical local references. Incorporating vintage transistor radios, archival photos of the early telegraph station, and paintings from her Malai series, the piece acts as a personal memory shelf framing views of Lumphini Park.
Arrival hall in the Andaz One Bangkok houses the artwork “Apocrypha Scripta” by Pim Sudhikam.
“Apocrypha Scripta” by Pim Sudhikam
A delicate array of 168 porcelain pieces engraved with auspicious phrases across global cultures, arranged upon metal sheets that resemble unfurling scrolls. In a poetic touch, the ceramic glazes were created using soil excavated directly from the construction site of One Bangkok, sending a gesture of welcome and goodwill from the land itself.
Artwork "Blockwilt” by Thai female artist, Ploenchan Vinyaratn, is positioned in the lobby of the Andaz One Bangkok.
“Blockwilt” by Ploenchan Vinyaratn
A striking mixed-media tapestry crafted from handwoven carpets, upcycled yarn, and fabric remnants. Inspired by the visual energy of Wireless Road, the abstract geometric motifs capture everyday urban details - from local embassy gates and Lumphini’s clock tower to the iconic curved façade of the Siri Apartment and tangled overhead power lines.