Description
Rich in history, the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok has been welcoming guests for well over a century in this well placed and picturesque riverside location. Contemporary luxury meets traditional Thai elegance in this stunning luxury property.
With opulent interiors depicting the Thai style, all room types have their own distinct personality and there is a large range to chose from. Whether you go for an historic Author's Suite or a split level Premier Room with balcony, all guests can enjoy the unobtrusive butler service and unbeatable river views, so iconic of central Bangkok.
An excellent cooking school is on site to ensure guests can leave Bangkok with some of the tricks of the delectable Thai cooking found at the hotel and there is also an award winning spa, guaranteed to rejuvenate even the most weary of travellers. World class restaurants abound and the nine different venues range from serving elegant French cuisine to contemporary Cantonese and al fresco Thai favourites. All of these facilities plus the exquisite setting and service make the Mandarin Oriental a fantastic base in this vibrant, exciting city.
Accommodation
The Mandarin Oriental has 358 rooms and 35 suites. Superior rooms have partial river views, the Deluxe Rooms are located on higher floors and have full river views, the colonial style Premier Rooms have parquet flooring - some are split level and some have a conservatory. The Mandarin Rooms have floor to ceiling windows, balconies with partial river views and comfy seating areas. The spacious 1 and 2 bedroom suites all vary but the unique Author's Suites in the River Wing are best known. All of the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok's rooms have the benefit of a private butler service.
Childcare
The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok welcomes children with a great Kids Club (3-14 yrs) with arts, crafts, games etc. and the hotel can provide a whole host of equipment for babies, children's menus, books, board games, computer games and babysitting.
Facilities
The Mandarin Oriental Bangkok's 9 different venues for eating and drinking leave you spoilt for choice ranging from a jazz bar for cocktails to restaurants serving French, Chinese, Japanese, barbecues and more. The Author's :Lounge is a great spot for afternoon tea. The hotel also has a great gym, renowned spa with 14 treatment suites and Ayuvedic penthouse (known as one of Asia's best), 2 swimming pools, 2 tennis courts, squash court, Thai cooking school, cultural programmes & children's club.
Activities
Activities at the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok include cooking classes and complimentary fitness classes in the health centre including Tai Chi, yoga, pilates and step. Golf is available nearby.
Services
All of the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok's rooms have the benefit of a private butler service.
When to travel
November to April are the best months to visit Bangkok with the least rain. Temperatures are comfortable until March when the humidity increases. May, September and October are the wettest months and between June and August, you can still visit Bangkok although you will get some rain.
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Location and directions
Bangkok
Situated on Oriental Avenue on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, in the heart of Bangkok.
How to get there
11-hour international flight to Bangkok International Suvarnabhumi Airport. The hotel is just 45 minutes away from the airport.
