The Siam
Bangkok, Thailand
At a Glance
The only private pool villas in Thailand's capital city
Unique blend of Art Deco influences with traditional Thai heritage and design
With only 39 rooms, the Siam boutique in every sense of the word
Located in the historic Dusit district, home to Bangkok's ancient palaces
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Best time to Visit
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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.
Insider's View
The owner is pop star 'Noi' - real name Krissada Sukosol Clapp - lead singer of pop band Pru - one-time winner of the MTV Asia Awards for Favourite Band
Book a Muay Thai session in the hotel's own boxing ring
Good option if you're seeking something more private in Bangkok
Take the Nancy Chandler Illustrated Map of Bangkok and make for dinner at Sheepshank and explore the Banglampoo, Khao San area by night, the Siam boat will drop you off at the pier.
Venture into the library for a look at the fascinating collection of artifacts and historical photographs
A virtual museum, the extensive 500+ piece collection of Thai artifacts housed within truly beautiful architecture make this a favorite boutique property in Bangkok.
Call us on 020 3993 8476 to start planning your vacation to The Siam or take a look at our itineraries to Bangkok
Description
Set amidst 3 acres of verdant frontage beside the Chao Phraya River in the heart of Bangkok's historic Dusit district, The Siam is a wonderful boutique offering to Bangkok, crafted by renowned architect Bill Bensley.
With Art Deco inspired interiors, infused with antique Thai influences, The Siam has more the feel of a hip retreat than a traditional urban hotel. Rooms are spacious and stylish, and some even boast the ultimate luxury of a private pool - perfect for a hot tropical day in Bangkok.
The property features 39 of the capital's most spacious suites and pool villas as well as a uniquely historical Thai House, Connie’s Cottage, formerly home to renowned socialite Connie Mangskau. In this house Connie hosted an array of cosmopolitan characters, including Jacqueline Kennedy, Henry Ford, John Rockefeller and Roger Moore.
All rooms are outfitted with plush furnishings and luxury amenities, with super-sized king beds, high ceilings, their very own Art Deco-style living rooms with flat screen IPTVs and mini-bars as well as airy bathrooms with deep tubs and walk-in showers. Each suite is individually designed with a unique theme drawing on Thai life through the ages as well as original turn of the century oriental artwork and antiquities.
The Siam offers a number of dining options. At the signature restaurant, Chon Thai, you’ll savour an innovative yet classic palate that draws on Thailand’s finest produce, delivered farm to table with sublime service in a serene riverfront setting. The Deco Bar & Bistro also serves Thai cuisine, as well as more western-inspired dishes. Indulge in your sweet tooth at Cafe Cha, with a range of delicious pastries and cakes on offer.
The Siam is situated in the heart of the riverside Dusit district, home to ancient palaces. As well as an outdoor yoga platform and bath house with steam and sauna rooms, The Siam also features a Muay Thai boxing training center. There's a boat shuttle to ferry guests up and down the Chao Phraya River from the hotel's own pier, and a private barge for more leisurely explorations of Bangkok, the city of Kings.
Accommodation
The Siam features 39 of the capital's most spacious suites and pool villas as well as a uniquely historical Thai House, Connie’s Cottage. All rooms are outfitted with plush furnishings, super-sized king beds and lofty ceilings. Each suite is individually designed with original turn of the century oriental artwork and antiquities and is catered for by a personal butler. Complimentary WiFi is available property-wide.
| Mae Nam Suite | |
| Riverview Suite | |
| Pool Villa | |
| Connie's Cottage |
Facilities
Diverse dining options include: Chon, the signature Thai restaurant and cooking school with authentic Thai cuisine; the dapper Deco Bar & Bistro, which serves home-style meals as well as small plates set to live music in a jazzy atmosphere and Café Cha, the all day patisserie replete with shady verandah and garden - indulge in a range of freshly baked pastries while sipping perfectly brewed cups of coffee, tea or exotic local infusions. Adjacent to the infinity pool along the riverfront lawn, the Bathers Bar offers refreshing, light snacks, poolside bites and beverages. Sit back in your spacious daybed and sip on sunset cocktails while taking in the unencumbered, private views over the majestic Chao Phraya river.
Set in opulent surrounds and intimately private, the Opium Spa provides a haven for renewal and inspiration for lifestyle change. Choose from facial, body and massage therapies using chemical-free Sodashi products or indulge in a tailored multi-day spa package to suit your individual needs. Engage one of their personal fitness trainers in the gym and luxury Muay Thai training center or take a yoga or Tai Chi class on the outdoor terrace. Unwind in the Hammam-inspired Bath House with dry and steam saunas, steam showers and Jacuzzis. The Siam also boasts a kids’ and teens' spa treatment menu and a full-service hair and nail salon.
Reviews
Mrs Nicola Dicketts (Guest)
Absolutely LOVED The Siam. Rooms were incredibly spacious and beautifully designed.
The food was fantastic and we had a beautiful and amazing meal there with an incredible setting - loved it! Simon and I had massages at the hotel which were dreamy. Also love the boat to take you into town. Super convenient and really fun way to see the city and be on the water - calming.
Jules Maury (Staff)
This is not a hotel, is the most glorious and eclectic mix of beautiful art, Art Deco furnishings and artifacts, parts of the original Jim Thompson houses and a mixture of perfect colonial heritage pieces. Their boat will take you anywhere from tea at the Mandarin Oriental to the wonderful Banglampoo area with its fantastic restaurants and bars, drop you at the central shopping area or the Palaces. You don't need to fight through the awful traffic, just take 'your' boat to anywhere you like down the wonderful river and walk. A dream by night and the pool and pool bar is a wonderful place to sit in the sun and relax in the afternoon before cocktails on their renovated junk which floats down the river at sunset. Wonderful room and great food, a real hidden gem.
Clare Barratt (Staff)
Stay here for a special occasion; it is not your typical city hotel as there are only two floors and 30 rooms in total making it more intimate. It is quite a bit further north up the river from the hub of the other hotels but it is much closer to some of the main attractions such as the grand palace.
Sarah Baxter (Staff)
Located on the waters edge slightly away from the center of town, this new hotel can be accessed by boat or by road. It is a hugely stylish property, which can be described as colonial with an art deco design. There are antiques throughout, and even an antique shop should you feel inspired by anything you see here. The Thai restaurant on the river side is a great place to enjoy some traditional delights, with a private dining option available. The very cool Deco Bar provide a fantastic atmosphere to enjoy a drink when the hotel is busy. While The Siam does not afford the views that the high rise hotels do, it is the only place in the city with private pool villas. With your own roof terrace and plunge pool, these villas provide a fantastic retreat from the city. For those who are staying in the main building in one of the suites, do not worry as there is a super main pool near the river. This is a brilliant option for those looking for something more unique for their stay in Bangkok.
(Press)
This is just what the city needed. Not another high-rolling, full-throttle urban skyrise - there are plenty of those already - but something different, somewhere out of the scrum, where you can pause, stop, stay a few days. Up here in Dusit, where The Siam clings to the banks of the Chao Praya, all is calm and quiet, and crazily beautiful. The colonial vibe, the monochrome palette, the checkerboard paving and grass squares, the ravishing antique furniture, are like something out of a Geoffrey Bawa coffee-table book. The Sukosol family's labour of love is hotel as museum, as gallery, as installation. It features a wall of breathtaking Chinese ceramic work, a stone horse sculpture as old as time, a library over-spilling with ancient books and letters detailing a romantic time gone by, and endless vitrines holding curios and priceless trinkets. Deco-styled bedrooms have huge, crisp-sheeted beds, black-and-white tiled bathrooms and glorious artwork. There's a vast spa, elegant and considered, a cooking school, a screening room, a gym and a Muay Thai boxing ring. Outside by the pool, dove grey towels are loaded up on sunbeds; a restaurant perches in an original Thai teak house and French jazz whispers from speakers.
Offers
The Siam, Bangkok - Stay 3, Pay 2
Book a stay of three nights at The Siam in Bangkok and receive the third night free.Subject to availability and terms and conditions. Please contact our specialists for more information.
| Book from | 07 December 2017 to 23 December 2019 |
| Travel from |
01 March 2019 to 23 December 2019 |
The Siam, Bangkok - The Siam Senses
Book a stay at The Siam in Bangkok for a minimum of three nights and receive complimentary extras.Extras include:
- Upgrade to the next category at the time of booking
- 60-minute body massage for two persons at Opium Spa and Wellbeing
- Thai set lunch or dinner for two persons at Chon Restaurant (Thai Tasting Menu)
Subject to availability and terms and conditions. Please contact our specialist for more information.
| Book from | 27 July 2018 to 23 December 2019 |
| Travel from |
01 March 2019 to 23 December 2019 |
Experiences
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Ancient Ayutthaya
Lying just 70km north of the Thai capital Bangkok, Ayutthaya is often overlooked by tourists. Full of old crumbling temples this is a wonderful experience uncovering hidden Thailand and a little more off the regular tourist trail.
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Bangkok Multi-Transport Adventure
A full day tour taking in some the highlights of Bangkok. Explore this vibrant city like a local, traveling by foot, boat, Skytrain and tuktuk, accompanied by your own English-speaking private guide.
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Cycle Hidden Bangkok
Experience a different side to Bangkok, cycling through sleepy side streets, green parks and along canal pathways. Get away from the main tourist sites and gain an insight into local life beyond the city's skyscrapers.
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Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
Damnoen Saduak is one of Thailand's most famous, chaotic and colorful floating markets. Within easy reach of Bangkok, even if you would prefer not make any purchases, it still makes for an exciting experience.
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Distinguished Hosts - Bangkok
This is a wonderful opportunity for those looking to get more of an in-depth understanding of Thailand, or a particular area of the culture, be that history, architecture or literature - there is plenty of choice depending on your interests.
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Floating Market & Mangrove Conservation Center
This full day tour combines culture and adventure, taking in one of Thailand's most charming floating markets as well as a visit to the Mangrove Forest Conservation Center. You will even have the opportunity for a spot of waterskiing!
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Glittering Bangkok - Half Day Tour
Spend half a day exploring some of Bangkok's most interesting sites, accompanied by an expert English-speaking guide. Travel like a local, using various forms of public transport; a quick way to get around, and immersive way to experience the city.
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Headlights Adventure
Whilst Bangkok is always bustling, the capital is at its most lively, exotic and mysterious in evenings. Feel the different pulses of the city as you walk through a variety of neighborhoods soaking up the sites, sounds and smells.
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Hidden Villages - Half Day Tour
Head off the beaten track and explore the less touristy, slightly more unusual side to Bangkok, accompanied by your expert English-speaking guide. Spend half a day wandering though a few of the 'villages' that make up the sprawling metropolitan capital.
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Kanchanaburi and Railway Experience
A moving and fascinating day tour in Kanchanaburi province. The famous Bridge of the River Kwai and the beginning of the 'Death Railway' is a poignant reminder of the thousands of POWs and forced laborers who lost their lives in the Second World War.
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Liquid Bangkok
The Chao Phraya was once, and in many ways remains, Bangkok's lifeblood. The focus of this trip is to explore some of the city's oldest neighborhoods, which laid the foundations for the bustling capital of today.
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Tha Kha Floating Market
This half day tour will take you to Tha Kha Floating Market; one of the more charming and less touristy floating markets within easy reach of Bangkok.
Vacation Ideas
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Epic Rail Journey Through Southeast Asia and Indonesia
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore & Indonesia
from $8500 pp 11 nights
- The ultimate trip for those wanting to experience a unique yet luxurious way of traveling
- Explore the bright lights of Bangkok before embarking on an epic journey by rail.
- The Eastern and Oriental Express was originally built in Japan in 1972 and still remains the most exclusive way to travel between Bangkok and Singapore
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Thailand and Malaysia by Train
Thailand and Malaysia
from $7200 pp 16 nights
- The ultimate trip for those wanting to experience a unique yet luxurious way of traveling
- Explore the jungle and rice paddies of northern Thailand from your base in Chiang Mai
- Before starting your rail journey, enjoy two nights in Bangkok, soaking up the buzzing atmosphere and exploring the city's temples and markets
Location & directions
Bangkok, Thailand
The Siam is located in the historic Dusit district of Bangkok, close to the sights of the Bangkok Art and Culture Center, the Grand Palace, Pak Khlong Flower Market, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha and Jim Thompson's House.
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