Occupying the 53rd to 59th floors of State Tower on Bangkok's Silom Road, Tower Club at Lebua rises high above the Chao Phraya River as one of the city's most recognisable addresses. Every stay is arranged around ten named suite categories rather than standard rooms, positioning this five star property for business travellers and couples alike. You are welcomed with panoramic views stretching from the river to the wider Bangkok skyline, changing from morning light to night.

Accommodation spans ten suite categories, from the one bedroom Suite City View and Suite River View to the three bedroom Signature Collection suite, the largest at 266 square metres with its own fully equipped kitchen. Every suite gives you a private balcony and a separate living area, while sizes on the 55th floor Signature Collection range from 66 to 186 square metres across one, two and three bedroom layouts. The Hangover Suite, once home to the cast of The Hangover Part II during filming, adds a story alongside its three bedrooms and complimentary Hangovertinis.

Evenings unfold across the tower's rooftop bars, where Flute pours the world's highest open-air champagne two floors above Sirocco, Alfresco 64 keeps the world's highest outdoor whisky bar on its yacht-prow terrace, and lebua No.3 brings vodka, gin and caviar to its 52nd floor oasis. By day, the business centre on the 51st floor gives you conference rooms for up to twelve guests, while the open air pool offers a quieter way to spend an afternoon above the city.

An open air swimming pool on the M Floor offers a genuine break from the city below, its calm waters framed by loungers where you could happily spend a full day, since Cafe Mozu's menu is served poolside throughout. The adjoining fitness centre overlooks the pool and is equipped with cardiovascular machines, resistance equipment, free weights and dumbbells for a workout at any hour, with both facilities open from six in the morning until ten at night.

Dining draws on eleven restaurants and bars across the lebua precinct, from the two Michelin starred Mezzaluna and Chef's Table serving French cuisine to Breeze's Cantonese menu and Sirocco's Mediterranean spread beneath the stars. Cafe Mozu serves an all day international menu on the M Floor with breakfast, lunch and dinner from six in the morning, while the rooftop scene continues after dark at Sky Bar, Alfresco 64, Flute, Pink Bar, Distil and lebua No.3, each pouring its own take on champagne, whisky, gin or vodka against the Bangkok skyline.

Beyond the tower, Bangkok's landmarks are close at hand by Skytrain, taxi or tuk tuk, from Jim Thompson House and the tree lined calm of Lumphini Park to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha within the Grand Palace. History continues at Wat Pho, home of the Reclining Buddha and the birthplace of traditional Thai massage, and across the river at Wat Arun, while Chatuchak Weekend Market and the riverside shops of Asiatique The Riverfront round out a day away from your suite.