Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

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AN URBAN OASIS ON THE RIVER´S EDGE

With nearly 150 years of legendary heritage, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok stands as the city’s first luxury hotel and a revered host to royalty, world leaders, and cultural icons. Nestled along the Chao Phraya River, the hotel was the first to grace the riverfront, introduce a jazz bar, and pioneer hotel spa experiences in the city.

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above cover photo:
Partial view of the historic gardens and original “Oriental Hotel” built in 1876.

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LA GRANDE DAME
OF BANGKOK

Revered as the La Grande Dame of Bangkok, the hotel blends timeless Thai elegance with modern sophistication, featuring 12 acclaimed dining venues, including a Michelin-starred restaurant, the legendary Bamboo Bar, and the holistic Oriental Spa.

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A KEY HISTORICAL
LOCATION
Located in the heart of Bangkok’s Creative District, the hotel offers easy access to Silom, Saphan Taksin BTS, and Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang Airports. Guests enjoy private teakwood boat transfers, including a complimentary shuttle to ICONSIAM. Set on Charoenkrung Road – Thailand’s first paved road – Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is surrounded by old shophouses, galleries, and antique boutiques, just moments from River City and the Grand Palace.

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ROOMS & SUITES

Combining elegant Thai style with seductive modern touches, each of the rooms and suites enjoys its own distinct character.

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WELLNESS

Experience the ultimate balance of well-being and luxury. The exquisite spa offers a tranquil design and exclusive treatments that blend modern and ancient techniques seamlessly. Meanwhile, the Fitness & Wellness Centre offers an array of wellness activites ranging from intense workouts to calming meditation and daily yoga.

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THE AUTHOR´s LOUNGE
From Spring to Oriental Afternoon Tea Set, indule in this most historical of rooms. Indeed, on the middle of the nineteenth century, when Thailand was still known
as Siam, a rest house for foreign seafarers was established on the banks
of the Menam River. It was to become one of the greatest hotels in the
world: The Oriental.

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KINU BY TAKAGI
The 10-seat restaurant by Chef Takagi Kazuo of the two-Michelin-starred Kyoto Cuisine Takagi brings the elevated Kaiseki dining experience to the Thai capital for the first time. His composed, delicate and expressive dishes, offering his refined Kyoto-style cuisine, known as ‘Kyo-ryori’, reflect the seasons and cultures of both Japan and Thailand. He skillfully integrates a number of local Thai ingredients alongside the finest Japanese produce.

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BAAN PHRAYA
Built in the early 20th century, Baan Phraya is the historic Thai house situated riverside next to The Oriental Spa. Just reopened its doors to welcome gastronomes for the redefined Thai dining experience orchestrated by young and talented Thai Chef Pom Phatchara.

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ALL HIGHLIGHTS
> The first hotel on the riverfront, and the first in the city to offer a jazz bar, the iconic Bamboo Bar.
> Home to 12 exceptional dining venues, including a Michelin-starred restaurant and world-class cuisine.
> Recognised globally with accolades from MICHELIN, Forbes, Condé Nast Traveller, and The World’s 50 Best Hotels.
> The only hotel in Bangkok featured in The White Lotus Season 3, underscoring its cultural and cinematic appeal.

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ACTIVITIES NEARBY
A short boat ride from the Grand Palace and other historical landmarks. Or decide to visit the city by Chauffeured Limousine.

Situated on Charoenkrung Road, the first paved road in Thailand and a cultural melting pot lined with old shophouses, renowned arts, crafts, antique, and silverware shops.

Close to River City Shopping Complex, known for art auctions and cultural exhibitions.

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