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!

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.

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
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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.

Breakfast At The Hotel In Bangkok

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.

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.
The Views: Silom From Above
The floor-to-ceiling windows meant the city was always in the frame. Depending on the time of day, what you’d see varied enormously:
- Sunrise over Silom — a gentle glow on the high-rises and distant temples.
- Golden hour — the whole city bathed in warm pastels just before dusk.
- Storm watching — lightning shows rolling over the city made for an unexpectedly cosy evening in.
If views matter to you, ask for a high floor when booking — it makes a real difference.

Who Is This Hotel For?
The Pullman Bangkok Hotel G is genuinely versatile — here’s how different types of travellers tend to get the most out of a stay:
For Business Travellers
- Reliable, fast WiFi throughout the property
- Spacious work desks and in-room coffee for early mornings
- Quick access to the Silom business district, embassies and conference venues
- Quiet rooms with blackout curtains for quality rest
For Couples and Solo Travellers
- Chic ambiance and genuinely romantic skyline views
- Rooftop bars and private window nooks for a date night or solo evening in
- Central location for exploring food markets, temples and nightlife
For Groups and Conference-Goers
- Flexible room arrangements (twin, double, suites)
- Generous communal spaces for pre- or post-event catch-ups
- Concierge assistance for tours, transfers and bookings
The Pullman Bangkok Hotel G is bookable on Booking.com — worth checking rates there alongside the hotel’s direct site, where booking direct sometimes includes late checkout or a welcome drink.

Pullman Bangkok Hotel G at a Glance
| Feature | Pullman Hotel G | Bangkok Average 4-Star Hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Room Decor | All white, ultra-modern | Contemporary or traditional |
| Views | Floor-to-ceiling windows | City or courtyard |
| Breakfast | International buffet | Smaller selection |
| Pool | Skyline, chic loungers | Standard lap pool |
| Social Events | Weekly DJ, disco and themed nights | Rare or limited events |
| WiFi | Fast, free throughout | Often limited to lobby |

Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Stay
- Book direct for the best perks: The hotel sometimes throws in late checkout, free drink coupons or breakfast when you book through their own website.
- Request a room on a higher floor: For the best city views and a quieter night.
- Check the events calendar: The themed nights at Playground Bubbles and the Mixology Bar are open to hotel guests and locals alike — worth timing your stay around one.
- Explore nearby Silom: Local eateries, rooftop bars, Patpong Night Market and the BTS Skytrain are all within easy reach for citywide adventures.
- Pack a swimsuit: I ran out of time at the pool and have regretted it ever since.

Exploring Beyond the Hotel
It’s tempting to stay in your cloud-white room all day, but Bangkok is right outside the door. A few easy starting points from Silom:
- 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.
- Food lovers — head to Bang Rak for authentic Thai-Chinese eats, or find a local café for creative takes on classics.
- Day trips — book a cooking class or join a guided street food tour — the concierge can help arrange everything.
Pullman Bangkok Hotel G FAQ
Where is Pullman Bangkok Hotel G and what’s the vibe?
The hotel sits on Silom Road in Bangkok’s Bang Rak district — a central base for business, nightlife and food. Inside, expect a slick, design-forward feel with signature all-white rooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and buzzy social spaces.
What are the rooms like?
Deluxe rooms and above lean minimalist, bright and fully white — linens, furniture, all of it — with mixed textures to keep things warm rather than sterile. Expect a comfortable bed, a proper work desk, an armchair or window nook, strong WiFi and generous daylight.
How are the views?
Rooms on higher floors face the Silom skyline with sunrise pastels, dramatic storm clouds and neon nights. If views matter, request a high floor at the time of booking.
Is the WiFi suitable for work?
Yes — fast, reliable WiFi throughout the property, plus a proper in-room desk setup. A solid pick for conference-goers and anyone who needs to upload, download or jump on calls without interruption.
How good is the breakfast?
The international buffet is a genuine highlight: fresh breads and pastries, waffles, smoked salmon, cheeses, dim sum, stir-fry, fruit, omelets to order and more. If breakfast isn’t included in your rate, consider adding it — it’s worth the splurge.
What dining and bar options or events are on-site?
Venues like Playground Bubbles and the Mixology Bar rotate themed nights — DJ sets, disco evenings and quirky happenings like tattoo-and-cocktail promos. Check what’s on during your dates.
What about the pool and leisure facilities?
There’s a skyline pool with city views and loungers — great for a quick reset between meetings or after a day of sightseeing. Pack a swimsuit; it would be a shame to miss it.
Who is this hotel best for?
- Business travellers — fast WiFi, workspace and a central location
- Couples and solo guests — chic rooms, city views and nightlife nearby
- Groups and conference-goers — flexible room types, social venues and concierge support
What’s within walking distance?
Silom Road street food, cafés, Patpong Night Market and BTS Skytrain connections are all close by. Lumpini Park and Old Town are easy to reach via transit or river boat.
Any booking tips or room requests?
Book direct for potential perks — late checkout, welcome drinks or breakfast promos sometimes appear. Ask for a high-floor room facing Silom for the best panorama and quieter nights.
Any downsides worth noting?
If you prefer classic or darker interiors, the all-white design may feel a little bold. The social venues can be lively on event nights — great for most guests, but request a quiet room if you’re a light sleeper.
What’s the address?
Pullman Bangkok Hotel G
188 Silom Road, Suriyawongse, Bang Rak, Bangkok, Thailand
Tel: (+66) 2238 1991

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

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…
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. 😉
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!
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?
Oh, yes, the Big Mango. But my favourite is the Big Durian, a.k.a., Jakarta!
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.
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. 😉
Lovely photo of the pool area!
Hey Audrey!
Sorry we didn’t get a chance to meet during the match-up. Oh, well. I emjoyed your write up on your White on White hotel room. Here’s mine on the Rembrandt, where I stayed: http://www.accidentaltravelwriter.net/accidental-travel-writer/2013/06/thailand-rembrandt-hotel-bangkok-my-five-night-home-away-from-home-.html
BTW, I got sick, which was a blessing in disguise as I got to spend more time at the hotel (but I missed out on the tours).
Amazing shots of Bangkok ! The room is so white and lovely. It really reminded me of beautiful winters of Canada.
Hello
You did not mention a gym or spa. I saw them listed on one site but it would be nice to have a confirmation.