Tha Kha Floating Market

The minimalist Metropolitan by COMO, Bangkok is a haven for those who love contemporary, slick city escapes. It combines an urban edge with Asian flair and the result is the coolest hotel in Bangkok, located along the vibrant Sathorn Road.

Opened in 2019 and set on the banks of Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River,the Capella Bangkok is a 101-room and suite hotel combining beautiful views with an enviable location, providing a wonderfully luxurious option in Thailand’s capital.

Sala Ayutthaya is a simple, stylish and contemporary hotel that is located in the heart of historic Ayutthaya, on the banks of the mighty Chao Phraya River.

The FloatHouse River Kwai is a wonderfully unique hotel. Set on the River Kwai, this hotel actually floats on the water. This amazing setting is an experience in itself, but the hotel also offers a good base to explore the surrounding countryside.

Located on the Chao Phraya River, Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok is perfectly situated to explore this bustling city, while also offering guests a sanctuary of calm and luxury. With a selection of restaurants, bars and pools, there's plenty to be enjoyed.

A nostalgic, romantic and luxurious journey on a lavishly appointed train through Malaysia and Singapore's stunning countryside, the Eastern & Oriental Express is a memorable, relaxing and stylish way to travel.

Centrally located and set on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, the River of Kings, the renowned Mandarin Oriental Bangkok has for 135 years been a symbol of luxury and staying here gives you the feeling of stepping back in time.

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok is a bold new expression of urban luxury where Thai heritage, modernist design and lush private gardens converge. A discreet haven in the capital, it offers expansive suites, holistic wellness, and artful dining above the city.

The Peninsula Bangkok is a luxury hotel of unmatched classical grandeur set on Bangkok's majestic riverside. With every room boasting magnificent river views, it offers an unrivaled panorama across this vibrant city.

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.

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.

From Bangkok's largest flower market to the Grand Palace's golden spires, this full day weaves through the city's most significant sites – with a long-tailed boat ride through Thonburi's canals and a monk's blessing at Wat Arun as the sun sets.

Cycle through Bang Krachao, Bangkok's green lung, crossing the Chao Phraya by boat to explore lush pathways, visit a 700-year-old temple, try Muay Thai, paddle through jungle canals, and enjoy lunch at a treehouse.

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!

Board the Pruek Cruise, a private teak yacht on the Chao Phraya River, for an evening of Michelin-starred Thai cuisine as Bangkok's illuminated temples glide past your table.

Join a Muay Thai training camp for an introduction to Thailand’s national sport before heading backstage at Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium. Experience the energy of a live match, meet the champion, and return with a pair of authentic Muay Thai shorts.

Join one of Thailand's most popular food vloggers through Bangkok's street food scene – the hidden alleyways and open-air markets where the city's real flavors live, guided by someone who knows exactly where to find them.

Today, you will spend the day exploring some truly remarkable districts of the Thai capital. Tasty treats influenced by Portuguese colonialists of centuries past. Do your bit for the environment by using a solar powered boat along the Chao Phraya river.