Hotel Review
The Landmark Bangkok





Pros
- A couple of minutes on foot to Nana Plaza and the Nana BTS right outside
- Outdoor pool and sundeck on the ninth and tenth floors, a Fitness First gym, and Viva Jiva Spa on site
- Reported guest friendly with no joiner fee when the room is booked for two
- 399 rooms and suites across 31 floors, with several restaurants and an on-site shopping arcade
Cons
- A large, busy 5-star, so check-in and lifts can be slow at peak times
- Right on Sukhumvit, so lower floors get some street and traffic noise
- The free policy depends on booking for two, so a solo booking won't qualify
Location
The Landmark Bangkok sits at 138 Sukhumvit Road, on the corner of Soi 4, which puts it about a couple of minutes on foot from Nana Plaza and the gogo bars packed inside it. Nana BTS is right outside the door, so the rest of the Sukhumvit line is one ride away, including the change for Soi Cowboy at Asok and the longer run down to Patpong in Silom. The hotel faces the street directly, with 7-Elevens, street food, and tailors a step away, and the corner location puts you inside the Nana action in the time it takes to cross the road.
The 31-floor tower holds 399 rooms and suites, from the Premium rooms up through the Deluxe and Executive Suites, with sizes running from around 26 to 78 square metres. Every room has air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and a marble bathroom. The pool and sundeck sit on the ninth and tenth floors, with a Fitness First gym and the Viva Jiva Spa on site. Several restaurants and bars cover the dining, from the Atrium buffet to a Chinese restaurant and the RR&B bar on the 31st floor, and an on-site shopping arcade handles the everyday errands.
5,274 guest ratings on Agoda put the overall score at 8.9/10, a strong number that lines up with reviews praising the location, the size of the rooms, and the staff.
Guest policy
The Landmark Bangkok is reported guest friendly with no joiner fee, so bringing a visitor back doesn’t cost extra. The hotel asks that you register your guest with the security team at check-in, where the visitor leaves an ID before going up to the room. That fits the universal Thailand norm: reception registers a visitor’s ID at check-in, which is standard practice nationwide and not specific to this property. If you’re travelling solo and plan to bring a guest back, book the room for two from the start so the free policy applies. As always, policies can change, so it’s worth a quick confirmation with the hotel before you arrive, and the guest-friendly hotels guide and the joiner fee explainer cover how this works across Bangkok.
The verdict
The Landmark Bangkok works best for anyone who wants a full-service 5-star within a two-minute walk of Nana Plaza, with the BTS at the door and a real pool, gym, and spa to come back to. The 8.9/10 from over 5,000 ratings backs up the experience, and its reported no-joiner-fee policy makes it an easy call for a guest-friendly stay near the bars. The trade-offs are the ones you’d expect from a large hotel on a busy road: slower lifts at peak times and some street noise on lower floors. Book for two and you get the location, the facilities, and a hassle-free guest policy in one address.
Frequently asked questions
- Is The Landmark Bangkok guest friendly?
- The Landmark Bangkok is listed as guest friendly with no joiner fee reported, so an overnight guest can visit your room at no extra charge. Confirm the current policy with the hotel at check-in.
- How is The Landmark Bangkok rated?
- It scores 8.9/10 from 5,315 Agoda guest reviews.
- Where is The Landmark Bangkok?
- The Landmark Bangkok is in Bangkok, Nana Plaza.
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