The Langham, Sukhumvit, Bangkok will introduce to Thailand – for the first time in the country's hospitality scene – the legendary heritage and timeless spirit of Europe's original 'Grand Hotel'.

Conceived as a paragon of luxury comprising 230 spacious guestrooms and suites along with 80 Langham Residences, sophisticated wining and dining options, a grand ballroom and extensive meeting facilities, the new build will be a major new landmark in Bangkok when it opens in 2013.

All four restaurants and bars at The Langham, Sukhumvit will be designed as destinations in themselves, with distinctive features for perfect dinners and equally enjoyable conversation. T'ang Court, sister of the two-Michelin Star restaurant at The Langham, Hong Kong, will bring to Thailand a new dimension in classic Cantonese cuisine while a second fine dining restaurant will similarly enchant. Guests will be spoilt for choice as they savour a variety of flavours in the casual dining restaurant – an unmistakable choice for an evening of relaxation and culinary adventure.

In a country already known for its spas, The Langham, Sukhumvit’s Chuan Spa will take spa services to a whole new level as it presents a haven of relaxation, complete with fitness studio and pool. With a vast array of indulgent treatments and therapies, all inspired by the principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, the spa journey to wellness will never be the same again.

For impeccable accommodations, every detail in the spacious guestrooms (ranging from the elegantly appointed 50sq m units to the extravagantly decorated 220sq m suites) will be tailored to The Langham’s exacting specifications. Each space will feature designer details paired with an invitingly warm colour scheme and crystal clear tones of luxury heritage.

The development will also feature a collection of Langham Residences for sale. These will consist of one-, two- and three-bedroom luxury apartments destined to become Bangkok’s premier residential address.

The Langham, Sukhumvit, Bangkok, will be linked directly by bridge to the city's most preferred transportation mode, the Skytrain, and be ideally located for international business, entertainment and shopping.