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Are you searching for the perfect accommodation for your upcoming trip to Bangkok? The World’s 50 Best Hotels just revealed its inaugural list of hotels that have gained the votes of 508 leaders in the hotel industry, and four hotels in Bangkok have secured a spot on this prestigious list, promising you an unforgettable and extraordinary experience.
Leading the ranks among Bangkok's premier hotels and securing the impressive 3rd position on the list is the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River. With its breathtaking views and the allure of its riverfront pools, there's no denying that this distinguished five-star hotel rightfully earns its prominent place on the coveted list.
Meanwhile, the 10th spot on the list belongs to the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok. Renowned as a beacon of 21st-century luxury, this iconic hotel's reputation is firmly established on the foundation of exceptional service, rooted in the cherished values and time-honored traditions of the Orient.
Following closely is Capella Bangkok, nestled along the Chao Phraya River, which creates an intimate urban sanctuary enveloped by the timeless beauty of nature. This renowned hotel is celebrated for its contemporary dining options and a rejuvenating spa, offering guests the ultimate relaxation experience.
Meanwhile, The Siam secures the 42nd spot on the list, serving as another urban sanctuary adorned with a wealth of antiques and lush gardens that seamlessly blend with Thailand's rich culture and heritage. This distinctive combination makes The Siam a truly captivating and unique destination.
Held at London's Guildhall on Sept. 19, the inaugural awarding ceremony also honoured other hotels in Asia, including those located in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Check out the full list of included hotels on The World's 50 Best Hotels website.
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The Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya has been named the #2 best hotel in the world in The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 list! This newest achievement reaffirms its place among the most exceptional travel destinations in the world.
“To be recognized for the third time among The World’s 50 Best Hotels is both an honor and a privilege,” said Lubosh Barta, Regional Vice President and General Manager at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok. “This achievement reflects the dedication of our extraordinary team, whose passion for hospitality elevates every guest experience. We are proud to be part of this global journey, celebrating the very best in our industry and delighted to showcase Bangkok on the world stage once again.”
The Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok is situated along the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok’s Creative District, blending resort-style tranquility with the city’s vibrant spirit. Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, the hotel is a modern sanctuary defined by cascading courtyards, lush gardens, and gallery-inspired corridors.
Photo from Website/Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya
Its culinary destinations include the Michelin-recognized Yu Ting Yuan and the award-winning BKK Social Club, while the Urban Wellness Centre brings together fitness, Thai therapies, and recovery experiences.
Since its opening in 2020, the hotel continues to redefine riverside luxury through its contemporary design, immersive cultural programming, and exceptional service.
Emma Sleight, Head of Content for The World’s 50 Best Hotels, congratulated the awardees and said, “Our warmest congratulations go to every hotel on this year’s list, each of which has clearly made a lasting impression on our newly expanded Academy of travel experts. We hope 2025’s list sparks inspiration for travelers as they plan their next trip.”
The World’s 50 Best Hotels 2025 ranking celebrates global excellence in hospitality, collecting votes from 800 anonymous experts. The voting panel, the 50 Best Hotels Academy, consists of a balanced mix of hoteliers, travel journalists, educators, and seasoned luxury travelers, led by a group of industry-leading Academy Chairs.
Check out the full list of hotels on The World’s 50 Best Hotels website. Reserve a room at the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya here and follow its Facebook and Instagram pages.
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The holiday season has rolled in, and there’s no better place to catch the festive spirit than Chiang Mai, especially during its delightful cool season. This time of year is brimming with exciting festivals, cultural festivities, and lively markets. Plus, the aesthetic cafes scattered throughout the city are a whole other reason to visit.
Chiang Mai boasts a wide mix of accommodations, from charming hotels in the Old City to modern resorts in the new city and even cozy spots nestled in the mountains. Here are some of the best places to stay in Chiang Mai, so you can dive into holiday festivities and be in the heart of the celebrations.
InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping
Courtesy of InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping
For a luxurious and family-friendly atmosphere, the InterContinental Chiang Mai The Mae Ping is an ideal location to celebrate the festival. This hotel is a treasure trove of Lanna heritage, showcasing the amazing craftsmanship of local artisans, all while providing a chic, modern getaway that feels like stepping into paradise.
The hotel is offering a "Mindful Serenity Escape" package for Nov. 5 to 6, 2025. Priced at THB9,900, this two-night stay includes breakfast, a complimentary room upgrade, a 90-minute signature massage, THB2,000 in hotel credit, a refreshing rooftop cocktail, yoga sessions, and so much more. Picture yourself sipping drinks as you soak in the breathtaking views of the mountains, all while watching a magical sky lantern release and indulging at the hotel’s restaurants.
On Nov. 5, there will be a special event titled Lanterns in the Sky - Loy Krathong Party, featuring a Lanna welcome cocktail, live performances, and entertainment. Additionally, there is a Loy Krathong Dinner Set Menu available at HONG’s Chinese Restaurant for THB2,088 net per person until Nov. 9. For those looking to indulge in a delightful afternoon tea experience, the Loy Krathong Afternoon Tea at KAM Lobby Lounge is available for THB1,150 net per person until Nov. 30, 2025.
Meanwhile, guests can relax and enjoy a variety of spa treatments, take a refreshing dip in the pool, and savor traditional Thai cuisine while sipping afternoon tea.
For a lavish experience, immerse yourself in the graceful spirit of Lanna heritage and charm at Anantara Chiang Mai Resort, where you can unwind by the Ping River in serene, refined comfort.
Luckily, for Thai nationals and foreign residents living in Thailand, you're in for a delightful treat as you can enjoy a fabulous 30% off your stay during this festive season. Spend blissful days wandering through Chiang Mai’s ancient temples, exploring contemporary art galleries, and indulging in adorable cafes.
As the Loy Krathong and Yi Peng festivals approach, enjoy dining by the river or drifting along its flow. The evenings come alive with feasting, music, and the magical floating of krathongs under the moonlit sky. Go for the Buffet Dinner by the River on Nov. 5 at the 1921 House lawn or indulge in their festive afternoon tea inspired by the gentle river breeze and Lanna elegance, available from now until Feb. 28, 2026.
Need a pampering session? Try the Ancient Lanna Therapy with Master Nui for only THB4,800++ (90 minutes) and experience the bliss of Yam Khang, a gentle Northern foot massage, mixed with the rhythmic Tok Sen technique. This relaxing experience is available until Dec. 31, 2025. Alternatively, bask in a candlelit journey to serenity at Anantara Spa for THB4,500++ (90 minutes), also offered until Dec. 31, 2025.
Location: Anantara Chiang Mai Resort, 123, 1 Charoen Prathet Rd, Tambon Chang Khlan, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100
The Chiang Mai Old Town Hotel
Courtesy of The Chiang Mai Old Town Hotel
If this is your first time in Chiang Mai and you’re eager to explore the city’s history, there’s no better place to stay than The Chiang Mai Old Town hotel. This luxurious boutique hotel perfectly blends modern comfort with traditional elegance. Nestled in the enchanting atmosphere of Chiang Mai’s historic Old Town, it is conveniently located near the iconic Suan Dok Gate, also known as the Flower Garden Gate or West Gate. This prime location serves as an oasis of serenity amidst the rich tapestry of ancient temples, lively markets, and museums that weave together the cultural tapestry of this enchanting city.
Dive into the vibrant flavors of Thailand at Malao Malao, where traditional cuisine pays tribute to Chiang Mai’s culinary heritage. If you’re in the mood for something different, The Vorra Bistro serves up delightful Italian dishes, and don’t miss out on the Original Taste of Buffalo Wings and Nashville Burgers at The Wingers.
Whether you want to soak up the sun by the pool, break a sweat at the gym, or pamper yourself at the luxurious spa, The Chiang Mai Old Town hotel has everything you need for a blissful escape.
Location: The Chiang Mai Old Town Hotel, 184 Ratchamanka Rd, Tambon Si Phum, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50200
ibis Chiang Mai Nimman Journeyhub
Courtesy of ibis Chiang Mai Nimman Journeyhub
For a sleek and affordable stay, the ibis Chiang Mai Nimman Journeyhub is an ideal choice located in the trendy Nimman area, with easy access to major attractions like Tha Phae Gate and the Ping River. Guests can unwind in the hotel’s cozy, modern rooms and enjoy stunning views of Doi Suthep from the rooftop pool.
Nestled in the vibrant Nimman neighborhood, the hotel is surrounded by a delightful mix of quirky cafes, unique restaurants, and cute boutiques. It’s just a short drive to key Loy Krathong sites, offering a peaceful retreat from the festival crowds. Additionally, the hotel features authentic northern Thailand cuisine and international dishes at Charlie’s Corner, as well as some of the best Indian food at Delhi Street.
This holiday season, guests can enjoy up to 30% off when booking a stay of three nights or more.
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Bangkok has long been a favorite for travelers — now it’s making a play for permanent residents. Imagine waking up to five-star service without leaving your own apartment. That promise lies at the heart of InterContinental Residences Bangkok Asoke, a bold new concept that is reshaping luxury residential living.
Slated for completion in 2029, this landmark development marks a global first: the inaugural standalone InterContinental-branded residence. Unlike conventional hotel-residence hybrids, these homes are purely residential while carrying the elegance, service, and prestige long associated with the InterContinental name. Residents can expect concierge services, wellness programming, and curated dining and lifestyle experiences delivered in the privacy of their own homes.
Photo from Instagram/Intercontinental Bangkok
“This is a momentous signing for IHG, introducing our world-renowned InterContinental brand into both the global standalone branded residential market, and the branded residential space in Bangkok. Through it, we’re continuing to establish our business as a diversified player in the region and around the world, where we’re seeking and seizing new growth opportunities,” said Rajit Sukumaran, SVP & Managing Director, East Asia & Pacific, IHG Hotels & Resorts.
Located at the Asoke intersection on Sukhumvit Road, one of Bangkok’s most dynamic districts, the residences place homeowners steps from high-end shopping, world-class dining, and the city’s electric nightlife with direct access to both the BTS Skytrain and MRT subway. It’s a neighborhood that pulses with energy yet offers quiet pockets for those who want balance.
Residents will have access to a curated suite of amenities: dedicated concierge services, wellness facilities, co-working lounges, a swimming pool, a fully equipped fitness center, and private dining spaces. Every architectural line and interior finish has been selected to evoke understated elegance and global refinement.
The launch illustrates a broader market trend: the rise of branded residences in Asia’s luxury property segment. Increasingly, global citizens seek long-term homes that blend exclusivity with the service levels once reserved for hotels, and IHG’s move into standalone branded residential living is both timely and strategic.
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For the discerning traveler seeking more than just a beachfront villa, Banyan Tree Krabi offers a curated experience that’s now MICHELIN-approved.
Awarded Two Keys by the MICHELIN Guide Thailand for the second-year running, the resort blends architectural elegance, wellness innovation, and culinary artistry into one unforgettable stay.
Courtesy of Banyan Tree Krabi
The MICHELIN Key system, introduced in 2024, mirrors the famed Star ratings for restaurants but applies to hotels. This year, only 21 properties across Thailand earned Two Keys, placing Banyan Tree Krabi among the country’s most distinguished destinations. The Guide’s criteria include architecture and design, service quality, character, value, and community impact, areas where Banyan Tree Krabi continues to shine.
And in September 2025, the resort’s Rainforest Spa, the region’s first luxury hydrotherapy facility, was honored with both a Thailand Tourism Outstanding Award and a Sustainability Award in the Health and Wellness category. MICHELIN described the spa as “where tropical serenity meets holistic wellness,” a fitting tribute to its immersive, rejuvenating experience.
Pla Chuk Khrueng | Courtesy of Banyan Tree KrabiLaab Gai Tawd | Courtesy of Banyan Tree Krabi
Meanwhile, the resort’s signature restaurant Saffron has undergone a refined transformation. Guests can now enjoy dishes served on porcelain china with gold-plated cutlery, and a “Sorbet of the Day” to cleanse the palate between courses. The menu features elevated Thai classics like laab gai thod, a crispy ground chicken salad prepared tableside, and pla chuk khrueng, a revived Krabi-native recipe starring locally caught mackerel in coconut curry paste.
With 72 pool suites and villas, including a seven-bedroom Presidential Beachfront Pool Villa, Banyan Tree Krabi offers a full suite of luxury amenities: two restaurants, a beach bar, beach club, kids’ club, fitness center, meeting rooms, and the award-winning spa.
Ready to experience MICHELIN-level hospitality in Thailand’s coastal paradise? Book your stay at Banyan Tree Krabi via their website. Meanwhile, follow them on Instagram and Facebook for updates and offerings.
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For a city as vibrant as Bangkok, it makes sense for its nightlife to be ever-evolving. This December, the city is flipping the switch on a whole new era of after-dark indulgence with the launch of FVTURE, Southeast Asia’s first hyperclub — and it’s not just big but also seismic.
Located on the sixth floor of the newly minted BRAVO Mall in RCA, FVTURE is a purpose-built, 6,000-capacity venue that’s redefining what it means to party in Asia. A combination of Ibiza-level sound, Berlin-inspired visuals, and Vegas-grade scale, FVTURE aims to establish itself as an immersive playground.
The club is the first in Asia to feature the L2 & L2D L-Acoustic system, boasting over 40 subwoofers and a multi-array configuration that promises to shake you to your core in the best way possible.
Courtesy of FVTURE
As a full-blown sensory experience, the venue comes with a 500-square-meter LED wall front and center, plus another 500 sqm of modular LED panels wrapping the space. The visuals are designed to be 360° and fully immersive. Modular side stages, VIP lounges, and flexible event formats mean the club can morph to fit any vibe, from underground techno to full-scale festival energy.
Photo from Website/FVTURE
The brains behind the operation are nightlife veteran Victor Wang, sustainability-focused COO Michele Wang, and music director Pablo Vas, known for his work with Down Temple and Tucan Bangkok. Their vision is clear: to make Bangkok a global nightlife destination, capable of hosting world-class events like Tomorrowland and EDC.
FVTURE is ”a statement of intent,” said Victor and Michele Wang. “Bangkok has long deserved a venue that stands alongside the global greats, and that’s exactly what we’ve built. From sound to visuals to community, we’ve designed FVTURE from the ground up to really break into new frontiers and give Asia the truly mind-blowing club it’s long deserved. The team we build is key to this — we put big importance on personality when hiring staff and only bring onboard people that are excited about FVTURE. This helps us set exactly the right [vibe] and define the special character of the whole project.”
FVTURE’s grand opening is slated for December 2025, with ticketing expected to go live in early November. Check out the venue’s official website, and follow their Instagram and Facebook for lineup drops, ticket releases, and exclusive launch events.
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Most city developments promise the future, but for One Bangkok, it’s already living it.
In the heart of Thailand’s capital, One Bangkok, a mixed-use urban development, is setting a new global benchmark for what a city can be. With its bold tagline, “A City Always Ready,” this mixed-use megaproject is about building a better life. Slated to be the largest integrated development in Southeast Asia, it’s a masterclass in smart design, sustainability, and human-centric innovation.
Courtesy of One Bangkok
The numbers alone are staggering: five office towers, three luxury hotels, five residential towers, and over 900 retail outlets, all stitched together by 50+ rai of green space and a two-kilometer Art Loop. But it’s the philosophy behind the project that makes it lifestyle gold.
Inspired by cities like Copenhagen and Zurich, One Bangkok is designed to be walkable, inclusive, and resilient, all while it’s equipped with earthquake-resistant foundations (with piles driven 80 meters deep), flood-prevention tanks holding 15,000 cubic meters of water, and AI-powered security systems with over one million sensors and 5,000+ CCTV cameras.
Courtesy of One Bangkok
It makes no surprises when wellness is woven into every detail of this integrated district. The buildings are pursuing WELL Platinum certification, with MERV air filters, UV sanitation, and NSF-certified water systems. Touchless tech and universal design features, like tactile paving and wheelchair-friendly paths, ensure accessibility for all.
Connectivity is another win. Direct access to MRT Lumphini Station, expressways, and a free EV shuttle to BTS Ploen Chit make commuting seamless. And with a District Command Center monitoring everything from safety to energy use, One Bangkok is both smart and stylish.
Established as a place to live and thrive, whether you’re sipping coffee in a shaded plaza, browsing curated retail, or networking in Tower 4’s community hub, One Bangkok invites you to experience the city as it should be: ready for anything.
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Trip.com has teamed up with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) to launch the “Go Thailand” — a limited-time campaign offering travelers from 16 international markets exclusive discounts of up to 50% on hotels, flights, and local activities across Thailand. The promotion runs from Sept. 9 to Oct. 31, 2025, with fresh “Big Wednesday” flash deals released weekly.
Courtesy of Trip.com
The campaign is exclusively available on the Trip.com website and mobile app, reaching travelers across Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia, and Europe – including Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, and other key markets where demand for Thailand travel remains strong.
What’s On Offer
Discounts of up to 50% on hotels, flights, and activities across major Thai destinations
New coupons and flash deals every Wednesday, offering multiple opportunities for travelers to secure maximum savings.
Offers tailored to each market, designed to highlight the best of Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai, and more.
Courtesy of Trip.comCourtesy of Trip.com
“Thailand’s appeal lies in its incredible diversity — ancient culture meets modern dynamism, bustling cities complement serene beaches, and world-class luxury co-exists with authentic local experiences,” said Edison Chen, Vice President of Trip.com Group. “Through our exclusive offers and comprehensive travel solutions, we’re making it easier than ever for travelers to discover why Thailand remains one of the world’s most beloved destinations.”
From the vibrant street markets and golden temples of Bangkok to the crystal waters of Phi Phi Islands, Thailand offers experiences that captivate every type of traveler. Explore and rediscover the Land of Smiles through the “Go Thailand” campaign!
For more information, visit the Trip.com website here and follow their Facebook and Instagram pages.
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Bangkok just got a new green landmark. Vimarn Suriya Company Limited, the joint-venture behind the world-class Dusit Central Park development, has officially unveiled the Dusit Arun at Dusit Central Park, Thailand’s largest urban roof park.
Spanning 7 rai (11,200 sq.m), the elevated park space features an extended park view that seamlessly connects to Lumpini Park. More than just an urban green space, Dusit Arun has been designed as an inclusive sanctuary for well-being, nature, and healing — open for all ages, genders, and lifestyles.
The Dusitpini Amphitheatre | Courtesy of Dusit Central ParkBird's Nest Viewpoint | Courtesy of Dusit Central ParkSawasdee Bangkok Viewpoint | Courtesy of Dusit Central ParkThe Terrace | Courtesy of Dusit Central Park
Highlights of this newly opened urban roof park include the Dusitpini Amphitheatre, an urban recreational space to enjoy a wide variety of activities; the Bird Nest Viewpoint, offering a panoramic view of the city skyline amidst the greenery; the Sawasdee Bangkok Viewpoint, giving visitors a new perspective of Bangkok; The Terrace, an activity zone that also serves as a meeting point and striking photo spot; Cascade 2513, a waterfall area inspired by the signature nine-step waterfall of the original Dusit Thani Bangkok hotel; The Plaza, a lush green lawn to relax in nature; D Garden, a green haven reserved for residents of The Residences at Dusit Central Park; and The Courtyard, designed to accommodate small-scale activities in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Cascade 2513 | Courtesy of Dusit Central ParkThe Plaza | Courtesy of Dusit Central ParkD Garden | Courtesy of Dusit Central ParkThe Courtyard | Courtesy of Dusit Central Park
Beautifully blending “Dusit,” symbolizing peace and paradise, and “Arun,” the first light of day, representing new beginnings. The park represents this fully: a lush expanse of green space that restores the body and mind at any moment of the day, just in the heart of Bangkok.
The Dusit Arun at Dusit Central Park is open daily from 6 AM to 10 PM. For more information, news, and activities, visit the Dusit Central Park website here, follow their Instagram and LINE Official.
Location: 4th to 7th Floor, Dusit Central Park, 27/2 Soi Yommarat, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok City 10500
Opening Hours: Daily, from 6 AM to 10 PM
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When a hotel has hosted kings, literary legends, and generations of jet-setters, an anniversary would definitely make a legacy. Mandarin Oriental Bangkok, the grande dame of Thai hospitality, has just unveiled plans for its 150th anniversary celebration, and it’s shaping up to be a masterclass in elegance. With 18 months of curated experiences divided into six immersive chapters, the hotel is inviting guests to step into its story, one that began in 1876 and continues to redefine luxury on the banks of the Chao Phraya River.
Photo from Website/Mandarin Oriental BangkokPhoto from Website/Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
The campaign, titled “150 Years of Legendary Service,” unfolds in six immersive chapters, each spotlighting a different facet of the hotel’s heritage and future until March 2027. From culinary artistry and wellness rituals to cultural discovery and storytelling, guests will be treated to curated experiences that honor the past while embracing modern luxury.
The festivities begin with a regal Opening Luncheon and Gala Dinner on Nov.22, 2025, featuring culinary diplomacy by the Club des Chefs des Chefs, personal chefs to world leaders, and a surprise performance by a celebrated artist.
The celebration begins with Legacy: Unveiling Our Origins, honoring the people and milestones that shaped Thailand’s first luxury hotel since its founding in 1876.
People: Voices of Influence pays tribute to the guests, staff, and cultural icons, like Somerset Maugham, who helped define the hotel’s character.
Service: Tales of Excellence explores the evolution of Mandarin Oriental’s renowned hospitality, built on warmth, precision, and innovation.
Culture: Journeys of Discovery immerses guests in the hotel’s artistic and literary ties to Thai and global traditions.
Craft: Shaping New Traditions celebrates the artisans behind its culinary, design, and wellness experiences, blending heritage with sophistication.
Finally, Innovation: Spirit of Innovation looks ahead, spotlighting the hotel’s future through visionary design and technology, while staying rooted in its legacy.
Photo from Website/Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Mandarin Oriental Bangkok has long been a sanctuary for discerning travelers. Since opening its doors in 1876 as The Oriental Hotel, it has hosted literary icons like Somerset Maugham and Noël Coward, and continues to be a beacon of elegance in Southeast Asia.
Be ready to explore the six chapters and book your anniversary experience at the Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok’s official website. Follow them on Instagram and Facebook for more information and announcements.
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Imagine stepping into a private haven above the city, where the skyline glows at sunset, and serenity is not just a luxury but a way of life. That’s the experience awaiting guests at the newly unveiled Aman Suite at Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, a pinnacle of urban elegance nestled in the heart of Thailand’s capital.
Opened earlier in 2025, Aman Nai Lert Bangkok marks Aman’s second Thai property, following the iconic Amanpuri in Phuket. Set within the lush, historic Nai Lert Park, this seven-acre oasis offers rare tranquility in the middle of one of Asia’s most dynamic cities.
Designed by renowned architect Jean-Michel Gathy, the hotel blends Aman’s minimalist aesthetic with Thai heritage architecture, creating a cultural landmark as much as a luxury retreat.
Courtesy of Aman Nai Lert BangkokCourtesy of Aman Nai Lert Bangkok
The crown jewel of the property is the Aman Suite, occupying the entire 18th floor with sweeping views of Bangkok and Nai Lert Park. Available as a one-bedroom layout (566 sqm) or expanded into a three-bedroom configuration (713 sqm), the suite is a masterclass in space, privacy, and refinement. Highlights include a west-facing terrace, formal dining for 12, a spa-like master bathroom, and a private study.
Courtesy of Aman Nai Lert Bangkok
But what truly sets the Aman Suite apart is its exclusive in-suite wellness amenities, a private spa with plunge pools, sauna, steam room, and a calming water feature, plus a state-of-the-art cinema room with tiered seating and acoustic soundproofing.
Guests can enjoy fast-track airport arrival, private limousine transfers, daily breakfast, and a personal host. Those staying two nights or more are invited to indulge in Afternoon Tea at 1872, one of the hotel’s signature dining venues.
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok offers 51 additional suites starting at 94 sqm, each designed to reflect Thailand’s rich cultural tapestry with warm woods, soft tones, and thoughtful details.
Reservations for the Aman Suite are only available via their email and phone, for more information, contact anlb.res@aman.com or call +66 2035 1111. Discover the art of elevated city living at their official website, Instagram, and Facebook.
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