BKK Families

Bangkok Hospital (Soi Soonvijai)

International hospital · Huai Khwang · JCI accredited

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The flagship of the largest private hospital group in Thailand, and a genuine full-service hospital rather than a clinic with a good marketing department. It runs a dedicated children's health centre alongside combined paediatric and neonatal intensive care operating 24 hours, with ground and air emergency transport. Delivery packages are published openly, including an unusual tubal ligation add-on price for families who know they are finished.

Worth knowing

The campus is large and spread across several buildings, and first visits often involve more walking and more desk-to-desk navigation than you expect. The children's intensive care is strong, but there is no separate paediatric emergency entrance, so out of hours a child goes through the general emergency department. The ELITE maternity packages are roughly double the standard ones and buy a seven-night stay rather than better clinical care.

Having a baby here

฿110,400 to ฿288,000

Normal labour 110,400 baht for two nights, caesarean 151,800 for three nights, caesarean twins 240,000 for three nights. The ELITE packages run seven nights at 262,200 for a normal delivery and 288,000 for a caesarean. Tubal ligation after delivery is a separate 38,000. Published as valid to 31 December 2026. Room types and detailed inclusions are not published, so ask.

Neonatal intensive care
Level 3, full intensive care including ventilation
Partner can stay overnight
Yes

Package details checked 14 September 2026. Read the hospital’s own package page

Children here

Separate children’s emergency
No, children are seen in the general emergency department
Developmental services
Available

Combined paediatric and neonatal intensive care running 24 hours, covering preterm infants, congenital conditions and post-surgical care, with ground and air transport. Children are seen through the general emergency department out of hours.

Checked 14 September 2026.

Practical details

Address
2 Soi Soonvijai 7, New Petchburi Road, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310
Getting there
MRT Phetchaburi or ARL Makkasan, then a short taxi
Phone
+662 310 3005
Languages
Thai, English, Arabic, Japanese, Mandarin
Insurance
Direct billing with most international insurers
Visit the official website

In an emergency, Thailand’s national ambulance number is 1669.

Last checked 14 September 2026. This page is information, not medical advice, and is not a recommendation to use or avoid this provider. Confirm prices, services and insurance arrangements directly before you rely on them.