YOTEL is set to make its debut in Thailand with the opening of YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit in October. The cutting-edge 250-key property is located within the impressive Cloud 11 development, which is a brand new creative landmark in Bangkok’s South Sukhumvit district, in the south-east of the city.
Welcoming guests from 15 October 2026, YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit is the brand’s 24th hotel globally, its fourth property in Asia and will be the first YOTEL in Asia to be part of Select by Hilton. It will bear the brand’s distinctive signature features, from self-service stations enabling guests to check-in in under a minute, to YOTEL’s calm, smart rooms, purposefully designed to encourage quality sleep, including the reclining SmartBed™.
Strategically positioned in Bangkok’s South Sukhumvit district, which is emerging as a haven for the city’s creatives, YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit is the first hotel to open in Cloud 11. More than a mixed-use development, Cloud 11 officially opened in July 2026 and is a first-of-its-kind destination incorporating professional content production and music recording studios, galleries, event venues, cinema, wellness, offices, retail and year-round programming designed to inspire creativity, facilitate collaboration and generate new business opportunities.
Backed by an investment of more than THB 20 billion, Cloud 11 has been designed to foster cross-industry collaboration and drive Thailand’s rapidly expanding creative economy. This sustainable urban project is poised to become a magnet for creators across core creative pillars, encompassing food, fashion, film, music, dance, art, sports & wellness, gaming, content creation, festivals and urban park.
At the heart of Cloud 11, YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit will provide guests a calm, connected place to rest and recharge, whether they’re staying to explore Cloud 11, travelling on business, or visiting the city as a tourist.
Rooms either have views of the rooftop park at the centre of Cloud 11, or towards Bang Krachao, dubbed Bangkok’s ‘green lung’ with higher floors also revealing the city’s skyline. In addition to YOTEL’s signature Premium Queen, there are also twin and interconnecting options, and larger First Class King rooms with a sofa or sofa bed, ideal for groups of friends and families. All rooms have super-fast WiFi, SmartTVs to connect devices, wireless charging and mini coolers. Mood lighting, reclining SmartBeds™, monsoon showers and bathroom amenities by Urban Jungle ensure guests feel relaxed and rested. For anything else, the hotel’s guest service robots can deliver bottled water, fresh towels and other amenities to the room, while reception is open 24-7 for local recommendations.
Facilities include YOTEL Swim Club, comprising a stylish outdoor pool and pool bar, while the gym has the latest equipment for energising workouts around the clock. Komyuniti brings together all-day dining and co-working in one lively social hub, which is directly accessible from Cloud 11. Hotel guests and locals can drop in for Thai and international dishes from breakfast through to dinner, enjoy productive sessions in two meeting rooms, or wind down with a cocktail. Grab + Go sells drinks and snacks 24-7 for guests on the move.
Opening in November 2026, Fatty’s will be the hotel’s destination rooftop bar and restaurant, giving hotel guests and Bangkok locals a new sky-high spot to eat, drink and unwind. Located on the 23rd floor, it will offer bird’s-eye views of Cloud 11 and a spectacular panorama of Bangkok. Further details will be revealed ahead of its opening.
The hotel is directly linked to Bangkok’s BTS Skytrain network via a 300-metre skywalk, putting the entire city within reach. Bangkok’s trend-setting Thong Lor district is just four stops away, while Sukhumvit Road’s Asok intersection is only six stops, providing easy access to the Thai capital’s most famous shopping and lifestyle areas. For concert-goers and event delegates, Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) is 2.3km away, and visitors benefit from direct transportation to and from both of the city’s international airports: Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang.
“Bangkok is not only one of the world’s most iconic tourist cities; it is also a vibrant business hub that is attracting entrepreneurs and digital nomads from around the globe. Cloud 11 is at the heart of Thailand’s growing creative economy and a new investment landmark for the entire country. This makes it the perfect location for the city’s first YOTEL. Our brand has always been about challenging traditional hospitality with intuitively designed spaces, smart experiences and rooms engineered to deliver the best sleep. YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit not only gives us the opportunity to introduce our brand to a new destination, but also to become part of a community that is helping to shape its future,” said Phil Andreopoulos, CEO of YOTEL.
“YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit will be a real game-changer for Thailand’s hotel sector. Our unique location within Cloud 11, combined with fast connectivity, 24-7 services and sleek design, will intuitively meet the needs of today’s travellers who crave complete convenience. My team and I are excited to welcome guests to Bangkok from 15th October,” added Mike Smith, General Manager, YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit.
Founded in London in 2007, YOTEL signed an exclusive agreement with Hilton in March 2026, becoming the first brand in the newly established Select by Hilton. The collaboration means that YOTEL retains its independence and brand management while participating properties will connect to the award-winning Hilton Honors loyalty program and enjoy the benefits of Hilton’s superior distribution and technology platforms.
Hilton Honors members will be able to earn and redeem Hilton Honors Points and enjoy benefits based on their membership tier when they stay at YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit. Members can also earn Bonus Points on eligible meetings and events held at YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit through the Hilton Honors Event Planner program.
The opening of YOTEL Bangkok Sukhumvit represents the next phase of growth for YOTEL with the target of tripling its portfolio in the coming years. It joins the region’s popular hotels in Tokyo, Singapore Orchard Road and Singapore Changi Airport, with YOTEL Kuala Lumpur slated to open by early 2027.
