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Sheraton in Short Sheraton in Short time for more exploration in more destinations. HISTORY SHERATON CLUB Since its founding in 1937, Sheraton has been a pioneer, Elevate your stay with Sheraton Club. Every Club stay giving guests unprecedented access to emerging destinations includes an upgrade to a preferred guestroom and access around the world. Adaptive, evolving and intrepid, we continue to our Club Lounge – the perfect place to plug in or hang out. that legacy to this day. We make it our mission to empower Call the front desk to upgrade, and experience benefits like guests to seize opportunities and experience more in fast, free Wi-Fi and complimentary breakfast, hors d’oeuvres countless countries around the world. and drinks daily. FITNESS MEETINGS Sheraton Fitness is designed to fuel fast and focused Imaginative spaces set the scene for collaborative meetings workouts, delivering maximum results in minimum time. at Sheraton. With over 400 hotels designed to maximize With Wi-Fi, 24-hour access and cutting-edge equipment, meetings, we’re rethinking the way you connect and create. guests can customize their workout to their day and Seamless planning, smart technology and energized their stay. environments make every meeting dynamic and productive. FOOD & BEVERAGE SPG Savor the unexpected with Paired, our menu of expertly Maximize every stay with the Starwood Preferred Guest matched small plates, premium wines and craft beers. program. Earn Free Night Awards and Award Flights with Highlighting imaginative ingredient combinations, no blackout dates. For details, visit spg.com Paired delights the palate and invites exploration. 1 Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers 2 Charoen Krung Soi 30 (Captain Bush Lane), Siphya, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500 Thailand T 66 (0) 2665 3378 E [email protected] EXPLORE EXPERIENCE Conveniently located minutes away from Bangkok's We oer all the amenities of a modern hotel resort business district and entertainment areas as well as to ensure that your stay in Bangkok is comfortable popular attractions and in close proximity to all modes and relaxing. Our facilities include an outdoor tennis of transport, traveling by river allows you to sightsee court, an adjacent family-friendly Garden Pool, and while avoiding Bangkok's notorious traic. Board a lush gardens where you can enjoy a peaceful boat at the nearby public piers and discover breath afternoon amid the bustling city. Work up a sweat taking sites near the hotel including the Grand Palace, at our state-of-the-art, 24-hour Sheraton Fitness the Temple of Dawn, and the Temple of the Emerald facility, or swim a few laps in the inviting Terrace Buddha. Royal Orchid Sheraton’s daily boat service Pool, alongside stunning views of the skyline. shuttles you to Bangkok's skytrain (BTS Saphan Taksin Pampering treatments at Royal Orchid Mandara Spa station). From this transport hub, you can access popular renew body and mind. Stay connected to family and shopping destinations and attractions including MBK friends with complimentary wireless High Speed Center, Siam Paragon, Chatuchak Weekend Market, and Internet Access in all public areas. countless other destinations. STAY RAMA IV Road With 659 guestrooms and 67 suites, the Royal Orchid MBK Sheraton, Bangkok is the ideal destination for every Center occasion, from family getaways to business stays. Charoen Krung Road (New Road) SRI RAT EXPRESS WAY Recharge in our signature bed after your travels, RAMA IV Road kick back with smart amenities, and stay connected Yotha Lane River City Siphya Road with high-speed Internet – all the essentials for ROYAL ORCHID an eortless stay in a 5-star worldclass contemporary SHERATON Surawong Road HOTEL & TOWERS Charoen Krung Road (Soi 30) riverside hotel in Bangkok. Silom Road CHAO PHRAYA RIVER THE DETAILS Guestrooms: 726 E R A L Meeting Spaces: 22 G Features: Business Center, 24-hour Fitness Center, 2 Outdoor Pools, Spa, Club Lounge, 4 Restaurants, 2 Bars, Tennis Court, Jogging Track, Garden, Shuttle Boat Service, Shopping arcade 2.
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