Ear, nose and throat complaints are the everyday medicine of living in Bangkok: sinuses that never clear during the burning season, an ear that blocks after a dive trip, snoring a partner has finally had enough of, a child with tonsillitis for the fourth time this year. The city answers in three quite different formats: a specialty hospital for eyes and ENT, general hospital departments with their own audiology and sleep facilities, and a standalone hearing care clinic. Each provider's published department page is used here to show which of the three a given problem actually needs.
What was checked before a provider was listed
Every entry publishes an ENT or hearing service under its own name, with the tests and procedures it performs written out rather than implied. We looked specifically for audiometry, endoscopy, sleep study capability and hearing aid or implant support, because those are what separate a full department from a doctor who can look inside an ear. Ear candling and wellness businesses were excluded, as were cosmetic clinics selling nose surgery with no ENT service behind it.
Ten ENT services, from specialty hospital to hearing clinic
Bumrungrad International Hospital
Bumrungrad International Hospital places its ENT Center on the 12th floor of Building A, open 08:00 to 20:00 Sunday through Friday and until 19:00 on Saturday. Two named sub-units carry the specialist work: a hearing and balance clinic covering vertigo, BPPV, Meniere's disease and acoustic neuroma, and a sleep lab. Published testing includes video electronystagmography, electrocochleography, posturography and a smell test, alongside endoscopic sinus, thyroid and head and neck surgery. If dizziness is the complaint, say so when booking so balance testing runs the same day as the consultation.
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital
Samitivej Sukhumvit Hospital describes its ENT clinic through its equipment as much as its conditions: a soundproof audiometry room for testing children and adults, an otomicroscope, a flexible nasopharyngeal endoscope with monitor, and a sleep study room with polysomnography. Facial injury and facial nerve assessment appear on the service list too, which is less usual. At Sukhumvit the clinic occupies Building 1, first floor, daily 08:00 to 20:00. Children's hearing testing is the thing to ask about here, and make sure the audiometry room itself is reserved, not merely the doctor.
MedPark Hospital
MedPark Hospital lists its ENT Center on floor 12A at Counter E, open 08:00 to 20:00 on weekdays and Sunday and closing at 17:00 on Saturday. Its published surgical range extends further than most general departments in this comparison: cochlear implant surgery, endoscopic skull base surgery, tympanoplasty, thyroid procedures and facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, with more than thirty ENT specialists shown on the page. A fit for a case that has outgrown a general clinic. With a roster that size, request the subspecialist for your condition rather than the earliest free slot.
Vejthani Hospital
Vejthani Hospital keeps its Ear Nose Throat Center on the first floor, open 08:00 to 20:00 Monday to Friday only, which is the detail that matters if weekends are your sole free time. The audiology list is thorough: auditory steady state response, auditory brainstem response for adults and children, otoacoustic emissions, tympanometry, videonystagmography and electrocochleography, with nasal and sinus endoscopy, radiofrequency turbinoplasty, tonsillectomy and tracheostomy on the procedural side. Hearing tests depend on clear instructions, so name the language you need at the moment the appointment is made.
BNH Hospital
BNH Hospital lists an ear, nose and throat department among the specialty centers of its Convent Road campus in Silom, but the page itself is thin: it profiles a single ENT specialist and gives no service list, no floor and no hours. That is worth stating plainly. The hospital around it is a small, long-established general hospital with a 24-hour emergency department, convenient for Silom and Sathorn workers with an ordinary sinus or throat problem. For anything needing audiology or a sleep study, telephone first and establish what can be done on site.
Phyathai 2 Hospital
Phyathai 2 Hospital splits its Ear, Nose, and Throat Clinic into six named sub-clinics: sinus and allergy, vertigo, snoring, pediatric ENT, head and neck cancer, and ear disease and hearing loss. Few hospitals in the city label ENT work that precisely, and it makes self-referral straightforward when you already know roughly what is wrong. Staff trained in hearing testing and speech therapy are mentioned. Neither floor nor opening hours appear on the page, so ring 02 617 2444 and ask which day your particular sub-clinic actually runs.
Bangkok Hospital (Headquarters)
Bangkok Hospital runs its ENT center from the 2nd floor of Building B on the Soonvijai campus, open 08:00 to 19:00 on weekdays and 08:00 to 16:00 at weekends, so a Saturday appointment is possible. Published equipment covers audiometry and tympanometry, auditory brainstem response, ear microscopy, fiberoptic laryngoscopy and nasal endoscopy, with balloon sinuplasty, radiofrequency tissue volume reduction, microscopic ear surgery and thyroid and head and neck surgery among the procedures. Verify that the test you need, and not only the consultation, is offered on the weekend day you choose.
Praram 9 Hospital
Praram 9 Hospital publishes its ENT Center on the 8th floor of Building B, with weekday clinics running 08:00 to 20:00 and a shorter 08:00 to 16:00 window at weekends. The listed services lean toward complaints foreign residents bring in: vertigo, allergic rhinitis, endoscopic sinus surgery and septoplasty, hearing and balance loss, audiology with hearing aids, obstructive sleep apnea and hoarseness. Results can be reviewed through the hospital's video consultation option, which spares a second trip across town. Clarify whether a hearing aid fitting is a separate appointment from the diagnostic test itself.
hearLIFE Hearing Care Centre
hearLIFE Hearing Care Centre is not an ENT clinic and makes no claim to be one. The Din Daeng center publishes audiological assessment, hearing aid consultation, fitting, programming, cleaning and repair across several brands, lifelong cochlear implant support with MED-EL delivered by audiologists and speech therapists, and an aural rehabilitation program for every age group, on its own site. It opens Monday to Friday 9:00 to 18:00 and Saturday 9:00 to 15:00. Right for people already diagnosed who need device work and therapy; a new symptom such as sudden hearing loss belongs with an ENT doctor first.
Choosing where to take an ENT problem
Choosing among Bangkok's ENT departments ultimately comes down to matching the clinic's strengths to your own situation. Before booking, take a moment to identify the specific sub-specialty your case falls under, whether that's general otolaryngology, pediatric ENT, sinus and nasal disorders, hearing and balance issues, or head and neck concerns. Departments often have doctors with different focus areas even within the same hospital.
It's also worth asking directly what diagnostic equipment is available on-site versus what might require a referral elsewhere. Some ENT departments house full audiology suites, endoscopy units, and imaging capabilities under one roof, while others may send certain scans or specialized tests to a partner facility.
Finally, confirming that the ENT specialist you'll actually see is board-certified is a basic but essential step, since hospital marketing pages don't always make individual doctor credentials obvious. Look for the physician's name on the Thai Medical Council registry or ask the clinic directly for confirmation.
If none of these Bangkok-based options feel like the right fit, whether due to location, scheduling, or simply wanting to see what else exists, you may want to look further afield. For a broader view of ENT care across the country, the nationwide listing of ENT clinics in Thailand rounds up options beyond the capital.
Eye Ear Nose Throat Hospital on Sirindhorn Road in Bang Phlat does what its name promises, running ophthalmology and otolaryngology as its core business rather than as departments inside a general hospital. The ENT service publishes computerized hearing measurement, middle ear function testing, snoring diagnosis and treatment, hearing aid fitting and speech training guidance, open daily 8:00 to 20:00, with ISO 9001:2015 certification stated for the hospital. The site is Thai-first with an English version and no interpreter service; telephone 02 886 6600 to settle English consultation before crossing the river.