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Mandarin Oriental Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand

Mandarin Oriental Bangkok

Since 1876, the banks of the Chao Phraya River have seen writers like John le Carré and members of the British royal family stroll by, while Lord Jim’s bar pays tribute to former guest Joseph Conrad’s most famous novel. A blend of ancestral, neoclassical, and contemporary influences creates a singular atmosphere in each of the hotel’s three wings, while the spa similarly explores the diversity of local holistic traditions, offering treatments rooted in various regions, like the Lanna Ceremony or the Spirit of Isaan, providing moments of restorative care. In the kitchen is the world’s most decorated female chef, Anne-Sophie Pic, orchestrating the seasons in a harmonious blend of French culinary mastery and local ingredients.

Accommodations

What we like

The flavour

Gulf of Siam prawn tartare with roasted rice, an ocean jewel at Baan Phraya.

The moment

A Guava Lemongrass Highball in the hushed, jazz-infused Bamboo Bar.

The panorama

Gaze out over the River of Kings from the two-bedroom Oriental Suite, with its sweeping top-floor terrace.

Location

Address

48 Oriental Avenue

10500 Bangkok, Thailand

Airport

Fifty minutes from Suvarnabhumi by private transfer.

Bang Rak riverside

Boats to Wat Arun and IconSiam. Saphan Taksin BTS within walking distance. Chinatown, twenty minutes away.

At a glance

Public areas: free

In room: free

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