Rama 4

The Rama 4 neighbourhood, stretching from Rama 4 Junction (with Rama 3 Road) to Witthayu Junction (with Wireless and South Sathorn Roads), and including the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center area, is the site of several major new condominium and mixed-use development projects. The area is served by MRT (subway) Lumpini, Khlong Toei and Queen Sirikit National Convention Center Stations, with easy access to central business districts at Silom/Sathorn and Asoke. Residents are mostly working Thais.

Recent Developments and Average Prices (Condo) 

Rama 4 is home to several residential projects with various price ranges. Prices of condominiums in the area typically range from THB 140,000 to over 200,000 per square metre. Some notable projects include:

• Life Sukhumvit – Rama 4, developed by AP Thailand, units priced from THB 2.99 million (THB 116,000 per sq.m.), completion planned for 2028.
• XELF by Sansiri, developed by Sansiri, units priced from THB 3.59 million (approx. THB 129,000 per sq.m.), completion planned for 2028.
• Dusit Residences, developed by Vimarn Suriya Co., Ltd, a joint venture between Dusit International and Central Pattana, completing in 2026. The project has been sold out. Resale and rental units are available.
• Aspire Sukhumvit – Rama 4, developed by AP Thailand, units priced from THB 3.69 million (approx. THB 115,000 per sq.m.), completed in 2025.
• The CROWN Residence, developed by Sathaporn Estate, units priced from THB 7.52 million (THB 285,000 per/sq.m.), completed in 2024.
• KnightsBridge Space Sukhumvit - Rama 4, developed by Origin Property, units priced from THB 4.99 million (THB 192,000 per/sq.m.), completed in 2024.
• Life Rama 4 – Asoke, developed by AP Thailand, units priced from THB 4.9 million (THB 160,000 per/sq.m.), completed in 2024.
• COCO PARC, developed by Ananda Development, units priced from THB 6.99 million (THB 293,000 per/sq.m.), completed in 2022. 
• OKA HAUS Sukhumvit 36, developed by Sansiri, completed in 2020. The project has been sold out. Resale and rental units are available.

Hospitality

Several mid to high-end hotels have sprung up along Rama 4 over recent years including:

Luxury to Mid-Range:
 

• Dusit Thani Bangkok, 0.17 km from MRT-Si Lom, rated 8.6 – the room rate is THB 18,000
• The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok, 0.32 from MRT-Lumphini, rated 8.9 – the room rate is THB 18,000
• SO/ Bangkok, 0.35 km from MRT-Lumphini, rated 8.8 – the room rate is THB 9,700
• Marriott Executive Apartment Sukhumvit Park, 0.68 km from MRT-Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, rated 8.2 – the room rate is THB 6,500
• Modena by Fraser Bangkok, 0.67 km from MRT-Khlong Toei, rated 8.8 – the room rate is THB 4,000
• Shama Lakeview Asoke, 0.9 km from BTS-Asok, rated 8.6 – the room rate is THB 6,100
• Andaz One Bangkok, 0.32 from MRT-Lumphini, newly opened in Q2 2026 rated 9.1 – the room rate is THB 8,370

Budget:
 

• Annex Lumpini Bangkok, 0.59 km from MRT-Lumphini, rated 8.0 – the room rate is THB 700
• Bed’s Friend, 0.43 km from MRT-Lumphini, rated 7.8 – the room rate is THB 980
• Capital Rama 4, 1.7 km from BTS-Thong Lor, rated 8.3 – the room rate is THB 800
• Pinnacle Lumpinee Park Hotel, 0.41 km from MRT-Lumphini, rated 8.3 – the room rate is THB 1,300

Food & Beverage

The Rama 4 area is rapidly evolving into a food lover’s paradise, from authentic street foods to upscale dining places. Some of the renowned eateries around the area include:
 

• El Mercado Bangkok is a restaurant/marketplace offering fresh seafood, cold cuts, cheese, and fine wines in a relaxing setting. With fresh ingredients, the place creates a farm-to-table dining experience. 
• Sun Moon Chinese Food is well-known for its authentic Sichuan dishes.
• Indus Bangkok, authentic Mughlai style Indian cuisine served in a 1960s art deco house atmosphere.
• Sornthong Pochana, located on Rama 4 road, is a go-to restaurant for family gatherings. The restaurant is renowned for fresh seafood, Thai-Chinese dishes, and reasonable prices.
• Issaya Siamese Club is a flagship restaurant of internationally famous Chef Ian Kittichai, awarded in Asia's 50 Best Restaurants and the Michelin Guide Bangkok. Located in an historic 100-year-old Thai villa, the restaurant offers traditional Thai cuisine with a modern twist.
• The Corner, Soi Si Banphen, is a cozy restaurant providing an extensive menu featuring French and Mediterranean cuisine. 
• Baan, Wireless Road, serving dishes inspired by traditional family meals. The menu features a wide range of authentic Thai dishes prepared with high-quality ingredients.
• One Bangkok also introduces a wide range of new dining options to the Rama 4 area, from casual cafés and international restaurants to refined dining concepts, further strengthening the neighbourhood as a lifestyle and food destination. 

NightLife
 

Most of the area’s nightlife centers around Surawong Road and Patpong near MRT Silom and BTS Sala Daeng Stations. The area has many vibrant with venues like: 
 

• SUNDRY, a four-storey multi-terrace building offering crafted cocktails and hi-fi DJ tunes. 
• 1970 Bar Bangkok, located on the 39M floor of Dusit Thani Bangkok hotel, is a chic 1970s inspired setting with panoramic views of Bangkok’s city.
• Vertigo Rooftop Moon Bar located on the 61st floor of the Banyan Tree Bangkok. This bar offers an unparalleled rooftop experience with 360-degree views of Bangkok’s skyline.
• The Cassette Sky Bar is a vibrant rooftop bar, located on the 29th and 30th floors of the SO/Bangkok Hotel, offering a nostalgic 80s and 90s music experience with breathtaking, panoramic Lumpini Park and city views.
• OMG Bar Bangkok is a hidden gem located inside Baan Dusit. This bar provides a list of unique signature cocktail in a cozy ambiance.
• The Parlor, situated on the 4th floor of The Standard, Bangkok Mahanakhon, is a dynamic day-to-night social hub offering coffee in the morning and cocktails with live music and DJs in the evening.

Lifestyle, Leisure and Culture

With its growing mix of mixed-use developments, green spaces, wellness venues, and lifestyle destinations, Rama 4 has evolved far beyond a traditional commercial corridor, becoming one of Bangkok’s most connected inner-city districts.

The area is anchored by major developments such as One Bangkok, a large-scale integrated district combining Grade A offices, luxury hotels, branded residences, retail, dining, art, culture, and public spaces. Nearby, Dusit Central Park is transforming the Silom–Rama 4 intersection with Dusit Thani Bangkok, luxury residences, offices, retail, and a large roof park, creating another major lifestyle landmark in the area.

Further along the corridor, The PARQ and FYI Center strengthen Rama 4’s role as a business and wellness hub, with offices, restaurants, retail spaces, and MedPark Hospital. The fully redeveloped Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) has also become a major destination for exhibitions, business events, retail, dining, and lifestyle activities.

Retail and daily conveniences include Big C Extra Rama 4, Lotus’s Rama 4, K Village, and Suan Plern Market, while Khlong Toei Market remains one of Bangkok’s best-known fresh markets. For leisure and wellness, the area benefits from major green spaces such as Benjakitti Forest Park and Lumpini Park, together with lifestyle destinations including Yunomori Onsen & Spa, Flow House Bangkok, and neighbourhood recreation spaces around Sukhumvit 26 and Ngam Duphli.
 

Education and Healthcare
 

Neighborhood schools include Khlong Toei Wittaya School, Suan Lumphini School and Vocational Training Center Lumpini Park. Other nearby schools are Sacred Heart Convent School, Wattana Wittaya School, Prasarnmit Demonstration School, Sai Nampueng School, Sai Namthip School, Srinakharinwirot University and Chulalongkorn University. Also of interest are Le Cordon Bleu Culinary School Dusit and House of Taste Thai Cooking School. 

Primary hospitals in the neighborhood are BNH Hospital and the Medical Center at Convent Road, Bangkok Christian Hospital at Silom Road Patpong Soi 1 and King Chulalongkorn Memorial Hospital at Sala Daeng Junction. Nearby are Tha Ruea Hospital at Kasem Rat Road and Theptarin Hospital at Rama 4 Road. MedPark, also located on Rama 4 Road, is a medical hub in Southeast Asia with advanced medical equipment and international accreditation.

FAQ
 

• Is Rama 4 a good area to live in Bangkok?
  Yes. Rama 4 has evolved into one of Bangkok’s most connected inner-city districts, offering convenient access to Silom, Sathorn, Sukhumvit, and Asoke, alongside mixed-use developments, green spaces, offices, and lifestyle destinations.
• What are some of the latest condominium developments on Rama 4?
  Recent and upcoming projects include Life Sukhumvit – Rama 4, XELF by Sansiri, Whizdom Craftz Samyan, Dusit residences, alongside completed projects such as Aspire Sukhumvit – Rama 4, The CROWN Residence, Life Rama 4 – Asoke, COCO PARC, and OKA HAUS Sukhumvit 36.
• How much do condominiums on Rama 4 typically cost?
  Condominium prices in the Rama 4 area generally range from around THB 140,000 to over THB 200,000 per sq.m., depending on the project, location, and views.
• What lifestyle destinations are near Rama 4?
  The area is home to major destinations such as One Bangkok, Dusit Central Park, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), The PARQ, Benjakitti Forest Park, Lumpini Park, K Village, and Yunomori Onsen & Spa.
• Is Rama 4 convenient for transportation?
  Yes. The area is served by MRT Lumpini, Khlong Toei, and Queen Sirikit National Convention Center stations, with convenient access to Silom, Sathorn, Sukhumvit, and Asoke.
• Who typically lives in the Rama 4 area?
  Rama 4 attracts working professionals, executives, expatriates, and residents seeking convenient city living close to offices, lifestyle destinations, healthcare facilities, and green spaces.