Nice hotel in Bangkok for special birthday?

Could you recommend one please that is quite central and in a pleasant area.

Since price is no object why not take a look at these three places.

Asia Hotel - right on a Skytrain stop. Lots of shopping on nearby Phechaburi Road.

Pathumwan Princess - near MBK and right on a Skytrain stop.

Landmark Hotel - close to a Skytrain stop. Easy walk to malls, street vendors, bars, restaurants and nightlife.

http://www.asiahotel.co.th/asia_bangkok.htm
http://www.bangkok.com/pathumwan/
http://www.asiatraveltips.com/LandmarkHotelinBangkok.htm

There are hotels in all price ranges from around 600 baht on up to over 6000 baht per night, all with air conditioning.

Good luck.

Bkk has some of the highest rated hotels in the world - the Peninsula, The oriental - - and there is a Marriot on the river that is supposed to have lovely grounds and relatively reasonably priced for high end - - and I stayed in the Marriot Resort on the northern part of Phuket and it was quite lavish - -

Bangkok has a lot of very fine five stars hotels, please find below what I recommend : )

Centre city + shopping street + near BTS sky train:-
Hyatt Erawan Bangkok Hotel
Four Season Hotel

Centre city + business district + not for from MRT underground:-
Banyan Tree Hotel

Luxury riverside:-
Oriental Hotel
Peninsula Hotel

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