All in White at the Pullman Hotel Bangkok G: A Hotel Review

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I swiped the key and the door opened up to a winter wonderland. White. All in white.

I recently had the chance to stay at the Pullman Bangkok Hotel G while I was in town for a travel conference, and the hotel was such a pleasant surprise. My first thought when I walked into the room was, “Aww, this is just like Canada in winter!” so in a strange way it felt quite homey.

What can I say, I may be starting to miss snow and winter after four months of tropical summers – it’s hard to take Canada out of the girl!

All in White at the Pullman Hotel Bangkok G: A Hotel Review: Rooms in Pullman Bangkok Hotel G Are Comfy and Luxurious in Thailand

The Room

I stayed in the deluxe room on the twenty third floor, and the room was chic, spacious and as I mentioned before, white from top to bottom.

While everything in the room was one colour – the floors, walls, linens, furniture and decorations – all the different textures and fabrics in the room added a fun, contemporary twist to the place.

Rooms in Pullman Bangkok Hotel G including desk and chair with a view and comfortable sofa to lounge like a lizard on demand in Thailand

Since I was here for work, I also appreciated having Wi-fi access and a nice spacious desk where to check my emails and get caught up on some projects. And when it came time to do a little research on the attractions around town, there was also a nice little seating area by the window where I could put my feet up and do a bit of reading.

The Skyline Views

Hello Bangkok!

The room had floor to ceiling windows with great views of the Silom district below. During my four day stay here I was treated to a mixture of blue skies, pastel sunsets, and tempestuous storms rolling over the city.

Great views of Bangkok, Thailand from our hotel room by day and by night was a true highlight of our stay in this luxury hotel

Breakfast At The Hotel In Bangkok

Pullman Hotel breakfast in Bangkok, Thailand where we ate very well! Buffet options with a very happy Nomadic Samuel chowing down!

There was a little miscommunication, so my biggest disappointment was finding out that breakfast was included only on the very last day of my stay! I missed out on an exquisite international buffet, but we made up for it with our one final meal.

Fresh breads, passionfruit jam, waffles, smoked salmon, cheeses, dim sum, stir-fry, fresh fruit salads, biscuits, omelets, sausages, bacon, cake and so much more. It was a one of a kind feast where I kept going back for more and more of my favourites.

Playground Bubbles and Mixology Bar in Bangkok, Thailand are some of the very fun events in and around the hotel in Thailand

Fun Events

Another fun aspects of staying at the Pullman Hotel Bangkok G were the number of events happening in their Playground Bubbles and Mixology Bars – international djs, disco fever nights, and even tattoo parties! You read that right, TATTOO PARTIES.

While I was staying there they hosted an event called ‘Art my Body’ where you could get a tattoo and a cocktail for 2,500 baht ($80 USD), or if you weren’t ready for a permanent Bangkok souvenir, a henna tattoo and a drink for 800 baht ($25 USD).

The Swimming Pool

Pullman Hotel Bangkok G Swimming Pool at night overlooking the city

And then there was this pool with spectacular views of Bangkok. I really wish I’d had more time to lounge around the hotel and enjoy some of the facilities like the lengthy pool, but between getting up at 6 in the morning to get ready for a day at the conference, followed by networking sessions and then after parties, there was very little time left to enjoy this amazing pool, so I guess I’ll just have to go back sometime.

🌅 Skyline Living: Silom at Your Feet

Best views to look for:

  • Sunrise over Silom—a gentle glow on the high-rises and temples.
  • Golden hour—the whole city bathes in warm pastels just before dusk.
  • Storm watching—lightning shows in the distance make for an unexpectedly cozy evening in.

Tip: Ask for a high floor when booking if you want the full panorama.

Working on our laptops at the Pullman G Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand

🛏️ Who Is This Hotel For? (And How to Make the Most of It)

The Pullman Bangkok Hotel G is brilliantly versatile—here’s how different types of travelers can make the most of a stay:

For Business Travelers

  • Reliable, fast Wi-Fi throughout the property
  • Spacious work desks and in-room coffee for early mornings
  • Quick access to Silom business district, embassies, and conference venues
  • Quiet rooms with blackout curtains for quality rest

For Couples & Solo Adventurers

  • Chic ambiance and romantic skyline views
  • Rooftop bars and private window nooks for date night or solo reflection
  • Central location for exploring food markets, temples, and nightlife

For Groups & Conference-Goers

  • Flexible room arrangements (twin, double, suites)
  • Generous communal spaces for pre- or post-event hangouts
  • Concierge assistance for tours, transfers, and bookings
Coat hanger details at the Pullman G hotel in Bangkok, Thailand

📊 Pullman Bangkok Hotel G At a Glance: Quick Comparison Chart

FeaturePullman Hotel GBangkok Average 4* Hotel
Room DecorAll white, ultra-modernContemporary/traditional
ViewsFloor-to-ceiling windowsCity or courtyard
BreakfastInternational buffetSmaller selection
PoolSkyline, chic loungersStandard lap pool
Social EventsWeekly DJ/disco/tattooRare, limited events
Wi-FiFast, free everywhereOften limited to lobby
Nightlife in Bangkok is pulsating and best enjoyed with friends

💡 Pro Traveler Tips for the Pullman Bangkok Hotel G

  • Book direct for the best perks: Sometimes the hotel throws in late checkout, free drink coupons, or breakfast when you book on their website.
  • Request a room on a higher floor: For the best city views and a quieter stay.
  • Check the events calendar: Don’t miss a fun theme night—these are open to hotel guests and locals.
  • Explore nearby Silom: The hotel’s central location means you’re just steps from local eateries, rooftop bars, Patpong Night Market, and the BTS Skytrain for citywide adventures.
  • Pack a swimsuit: You’ll want to take advantage of that pool, trust me!
Eating street food in Bangkok with Mark Wiens was a highlight of our time in Thailand

🌏 Exploring Beyond the Hotel: Making the Most of Bangkok

While it’s tempting to lounge all day in your cloud-white room, don’t forget: Bangkok is right outside your door. Here’s a quick checklist to get you started:

  • Walk Silom Road at dusk: Street food, night markets, and the vibrant local scene.
  • Take the BTS Skytrain: Quick access to the Chao Phraya River, Lumpini Park, and the old town temples.
  • Foodies: Pop over to Bang Rak for authentic Thai-Chinese eats, or try a local café for creative takes on classics.
  • Day trips: Book a cooking class or join a guided street food tour—your concierge can help arrange everything.

Many thanks to the Pullman Bangkok Hotel G for hosting me during my stay in the Big Mango!

Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
188 Silom Road, Suriyawongse, Bangrak
Bangkok, Thailand
Tel: (+66) 2238 1991 Fax: (+66) 2238 1999

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10 Comments

  1. I know what you mean about missing winter. Sometimes people think I’m crazy, but I really do. Actually, I don’t feel like I’ve had a proper Christmas without snow…

    1. says: Audrey

      It’ll be strange not having snow this year, but I’m sure a lot of places in SE Asia will make up for it with lots of lights and festive decorations. 😉

  2. says: Sam

    The Big Mango?! Ha, I’ve never heard that nickname for Bangkok, but it’s great! This looks quite a special place; how luck you were to stay there!

    1. says: Audrey

      I only recently heard it being called that. The Big Mango – it has a nice ring to it. 😉 And yes, the Pullman was a great little place to stay in the city. How can you say no to those city views?

  3. says: robin

    That hotel is so cute! I’m going to have to save this for when I make it to Bangkok – I’m a sucker for all white decor.

    1. says: Audrey

      I’m glad you like the look of it, Robin. I definitely recommend the Pullman if you find yourself in Bangkok for a few days. 😉

  4. says: Peter Lee

    Amazing shots of Bangkok ! The room is so white and lovely. It really reminded me of beautiful winters of Canada.

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