A signature riverfront address for the Thai capital, the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River combines a resort-style ambience with cutting-edge design, an excellent wellness wing and a multi-tiered pool overlooking the river.
Prime riverside location in Bangkok’s creative district, surrounded by galleries, boutiques, and cafés.
Dine at Michelin-starred Yu Ting Yuan, Brasserie Palmier, or riverside Riva del Fiume
Multi-tiered riverside pool, one of Bangkok’s largest, perfect for relaxing after city explorations
Hidden in central Bangkok, Villa Deva is a serene escape with lush greenery, calming water features, and a peaceful, private vibe that feels worlds away from the city’s bustle.
Amid three acres of landscaped riverside gardens, this Bill Bensley designed urban resort has a uniquely stylish atmosphere and a quiet sense of retreat, close to Bangkok’s must-see historic and cultural sights.
Banyan Tree Bangkok is an urban retreat, home to one of Asia’s premier city spas. Paired with the iconic rooftop Vertigo restaurant and Moon Bar, along with its spacious club rooms and suites, the hotel offers an experience that feels expansive, elevated, and unmistakably Bangkok.
Balancing cosmopolitan energy with ultra-modern escapism, this contemporary, wellness-focused retreat puts health, movement and mindful living at the heart of a central Bangkok stay.
Designed to follow the curve of the Chao Phraya River, The Peninsula Bangkok boasts elegantly decorated and spacious rooms and suites, all with panoramic views of the river and cityscape.
The Shangri-la is a riverside icon of Bangkok, sprawling over a large footprint with extensive facilities. River view rooms are have some of the best views in the city and it's an ideal location to explore the city by river, hop on the skytrain or on foot in the lively surrounding area.
A riverside icon since 1876, Mandarin Oriental Bangkok is known for its timeless elegance and contemporary luxury. Formerly known as The Oriental, it remains Thailand’s most storied hotel, having welcomed royalty, writers and dignitaries for generations.