Voted repeatedly as one of the best hotels in the world by reputed magazines including Institutional Investor and Conde Nast Traveler, The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is ideally situated on the banks of the Chao-Phraya River and in close proximity to Silom’s shopping and business districts.
Bangkok’s sky-train may be reached within 3 minutes by hotel shuttle-boat.Since opening its doors in 1876 The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok has captured the hearts and minds of royalty and heads of state, industrialists, authors and artists, as well as famed travelers from far away places.
LOCATION
A picturesque riverside setting, nearby Silom’s business and shopping district and close to Bangkok’s new sky-train station, which may be reached by hotel shuttle-boat Easy access to Bangkok’s International Airport by express-way 30 kilometers from Domestic and International airports Arts and crafts, antiques and silverware shops on nearby New Road Close to River City Shopping Complex and a short boat-ride away from the Royal Grand Palace.
Airport Transfer can be arranged in BMW 7 Series Limousine or Volkswagen Van.
ROOMS & SUITES
Service that’s gracious, sincere and steeped in the values of the Orient An international reputation for legendary service for over 137 years. 339 stunning hotel rooms and 35 sumptuously furnished suites have a personal butler. A freshly woven jasmine garland is presented to each guest on arrival. Combining elegant Thai style with seductive modern touches, each of our rooms and suites enjoys its own distinct character and take in majestic river views.
HIGHLIGHTS
Bangkok’s oldest hotel kitchen will share its secrets with you in the Thai Cooking School, or let their experts do the work in a variety of venues. Sala Rim Naam serves up authentic cuisine along with Thai dancing.
Le Normandie one of Asia’s most renowned French restaurants – and a favourite with HM the Queen of Thailand Lord Jim’s the place for superb seafood with a beautiful riverside view Sala Rim Naam offers both indoor and al fresco dining, plus traditional Thai dancing.
The China House which has long been the mainstay of traditional Cantonese cuisine at the hotel, has recently been re-designed and revived into an avant-garde eatery inspired by the vibrant 1930’s Shanghai Art Deco period, and serving classic yet contemporary cuisine in a refined atmosphere.
The Riverside Terrace specialises in superlative barbeques and is perfect on a summer night The Verandah for international a la carte and delicious cakes and pastries Ciao newly renovated features a bar and casual seating, also a chefs table with 9 seats.
