Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn
An infinity pool linked to the BTS by Sky Bridge
About this hotel
Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn pairs its outdoor infinity-edge pool with a direct Sky Bridge to Surasak BTS Skytrain Station, a connection that removes the taxi or walk most other hotels on this list require to reach the rail network. The well-equipped fitness centre sits alongside the pool, and three dining options, including Chef Man's Chinese and Cantonese cuisine, cover most evenings without heading out into Sathorn's quieter after-dark streets. Rooms are fresh and modern, with 24-hour cable and satellite channels, a fully stocked minibar, tea and coffee facilities and a personal safe, and bathrooms come with hot-water showers, slippers and free toiletries. The Sathorn setting puts the hotel south of the busier Sukhumvit strip, along the same BTS Silom Line.
- Infinity-edge pool
- Sky Bridge to BTS
- Three dining options
Our take
This suits travellers who prioritise direct Skytrain access above almost everything else, best used by planning each day's outings around the Sky Bridge rather than a taxi, with the infinity pool as the reward once the day's BTS trips are done. Business travellers on a tight schedule benefit most from the connection. Guests wanting Sukhumvit's livelier evening scene right outside the hotel door should weigh Sathorn's quieter after-dark streets against the transport convenience on offer here.
- ✓Use the Sky Bridge for every Skytrain trip rather than a taxi, since it removes Bangkok's road traffic from the equation entirely.
- ✓Swim in the cooler morning or evening hours, since the outdoor infinity pool gets full sun exposure through the middle of the day.
- ✓Eat at Chef Man on-site at least once, since Sathorn's evening dining options thin out earlier than busier Sukhumvit streets.
Why we love it
- Direct Sky Bridge to Surasak BTS station
- Outdoor infinity-edge pool
- Chef Man's Chinese and Cantonese dining
- Well-equipped fitness centre on-site
Why guests love itGuests who choose Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn tend to mention the Sky Bridge before the pool itself, since walking straight from the lobby to Surasak BTS station removes an entire category of daily friction that taxis and traffic create elsewhere in Bangkok. The infinity pool becomes the evening routine once the day's Skytrain trips are done, best enjoyed as the Sathorn heat eases past five. Chef Man's Cantonese menu gets steady use from guests who'd rather eat in than search out Sathorn's thinner evening options.