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Large windows bring daylight across the room’s Thai-inspired fabrics and upholstered furniture. The decor pairs local design details with modern fittings, including power outlets and USB charging beside the bed. A full wall of glass gives the room its bright, open character.

The marble bathroom has a deep tub as well as a rain shower, with Anantara bath products provided. A desk gives you a place to write or work away from the sleeping area. Duck-down pillows are available, with a hypoallergenic alternative for guests who prefer it. Tea and coffee facilities are also provided in the room.

A sofa beside the broad window faces views of the gardens or the Royal Bangkok Sports Club. Thai artwork and teak furniture give the interior its local character, set against a more modern room layout. A cushioned chair provides another seat away from the bed.

The writing desk has space to spread out papers, with tea and coffee facilities provided in the room. In the marble bathroom, a glass shower enclosure stands apart from the deep soaking tub. The bedding includes down pillows, while a hypoallergenic option is available.

A Thai mural forms the centrepiece above the bed, set within pale wall panels. Its red, gold and green details contrast with the room’s lighter walls. Dark bedside tables and sculpted lamp bases add further colour and texture around the sleeping area.

The room combines this traditional artwork with modern furniture and an indoor sitting area. A teak desk provides a separate surface for reading or working. The marble bathroom contains a deep soaking tub and a shower in its own enclosure. Tea and coffee facilities are provided, and the room’s soft upholstery keeps the seating distinct from the wooden furniture.

Two upholstered chairs gather around a small table beside the window, with a tall mirror reflecting the room behind them. Teal cushions and a colourful Thai mural stand out against the pale walls. The carpet has a fine geometric pattern beneath the dark wooden furniture.

A desk and its own chair sit away from the window seating. Light curtains frame the broad glazing, and table lamps provide light at both sides of the bed. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. Thai-inspired details remain prominent throughout the refreshed interior, from the artwork to the shaped lamp bases.

Two teal armchairs sit beside the window, with a small table and a tall mirror between them. A colourful Thai scene fills the panel above the bed, while pale wall mouldings frame the darker furniture. The room looks towards the tropical gardens from an upper floor.

A writing desk has its own lamp and chair, apart from the window seating. The sleeping and sitting areas share one room, with patterned carpet running beneath both. In the bathroom, the bathtub and rain shower are separate. Lounge privileges include daily refreshments and access to the Kasara Executive Lounge.

White columns and Thai statues mark the entrance, with planting along the private approach. The room opens onto a patio set among landscaped gardens, where a table provides space to eat outside. The outdoor area is part of the room’s garden setting.

Inside, the sleeping space is furnished with Thai details and a desk. A domed ceiling brings natural light into the marble bathroom, which has a deep soaking tub and a separate rain shower. Tea and coffee facilities are provided indoors. The private entrance and garden-level patio give this room a different layout from the categories in the main building.

Hand-painted murals bring colour to the teak panelling, drawing on the hotel’s silk mural and ceiling fresco. Dark wood frames the scene above the bed, with matching bedside tables and a cushioned bench below. Patterned carpet adds another layer of detail to the room.

A broad window has full-length curtains and looks over the city’s green spaces and buildings. The furniture includes a sofa and a writing desk, with storage in a walk-in wardrobe. A deep soaking tub and a separate glass-enclosed rain shower form the bathroom. The refreshed decor keeps traditional Thai art at the centre of the interior.

Dark wood panels frame a colourful Thai scene above the bed, with a padded bench at its foot. Matching bedside tables and lamps sit beneath pale walls, and patterned carpet runs across the bedroom. A wide doorway connects this room with the rest of the suite.

The living and dining areas are separate from the bedroom. Storage extends beyond the usual bedside furniture, and the layout includes both a main bathroom and a guest toilet. These suites are on floors four to eight, with different outlooks across the hotel’s surroundings. A desk provides a work area away from the sleeping space.

An ornate entrance leads into a bedroom and a separate sitting room, with a dining patio beyond. The lounge opens towards the gardens, extending the suite’s living space outdoors. White columns and Thai statues line the approach, with greenery around the private entrance.

Jim Thompson silk fabrics and teak furniture bring texture to the interior. A desk stands within the suite, apart from the outdoor dining area. The bedroom adjoins a bright marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub and a separate glass-enclosed shower. This is a garden-level layout with rooms opening towards the planted grounds.

A door separates the bedroom from the living space, with dark wood framing both the doorway and the mural above the bed. A window-side seat, a small round table and a padded bench give the bedroom several places to sit. Pale curtains soften the broad window.

The lounge and dining area occupy their own part of the suite. Thai artwork and wood details continue through the interior, alongside more modern furnishings. The bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate glass rain shower. There is also a writing desk, while the bedroom’s wooden floor contrasts with the rug beneath the bed.

A large dark desk faces the sitting and dining space, with framed Thai art on the walls behind it. Gold-toned panels contrast with the darker wood, while patterned carpet runs through the living area. A round dining table stands beside the window.

The suite occupies a corner position, with tall windows bringing daylight into its main rooms. A separate bedroom sits apart from the lounge and dining area. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a glass-enclosed rain shower, with a further guest powder room in the suite. Decorative details continue through the artwork, furniture and fabrics.

A six-seat dining table and a large living area sit apart from the bedroom, with broad windows overlooking the Royal Bangkok Sports Club. These suites occupy the sixth to eighth floors. Their traditional Thai decor combines wood furniture, fabrics and local artwork.

The bedroom has its own marble bathroom, where a deep soaking tub stands separate from the glass-enclosed rain shower. A guest powder room serves the living area. Down pillows are provided, with a hypoallergenic option on request. Check-in can take place in the suite, and the stay includes access to the Kasara Executive Lounge.

A columned terrace leads into a room that opens directly towards the garden. Glass doors stand between white louvred panels, with palms and dense planting beyond. Inside, a cushioned sofa runs beside the bed, and a round table sits at the edge of the seating.

The sleeping and sitting areas share one open space. A wide desk faces a mirror on the opposite wall, while a ceiling fan hangs above the room. Thai artwork fills the panel behind the bed. Outside, the private patio has space for dining among the greenery. The bathroom provides a bathtub and a separate rain shower.

A teal armchair and footstool face the sofa in a living room that opens onto tropical planting. Round tables sit between the seats, with framed art above the sofa and a ceiling fan overhead. Wide doors lead directly outside, framed by white louvred panels.

The villa stands apart from the main room floors and has separate living and dining areas. Its garden patio provides another place to eat, surrounded by palms and leafy shrubs. Indoors, the bedroom is supported by a bathroom with a separate tub and rain shower. A Villa Host attends to the category, and Kasara Executive Lounge access is included.

Painted wall panels and polished teak floors run through a suite shaped by Jim Thompson’s Thai design legacy. The main bedroom has a four-poster bed, with blue-and-white patterned panels behind it and a cushioned bench at its foot. White louvred doors frame the entrance.

The living and dining areas share an open layout, while a private library provides a separate place to read or work. Its large writing desk stands on a hardwood floor. Both bedrooms have a marble bathroom with a deep tub and separate rain shower. Hand-selected artwork and silk fabrics add detail throughout, with views extending over the Royal Bangkok Sports Club.

Ferns and palms border a terrace with several places to sit, including cushioned chairs beneath a fringed parasol. Stepping stones cross the planted garden, and broad glass doors open from the villa onto the outdoor space. The grounds wrap around the low building.

Inside, the master bedroom has a walk-in closet. A separate living room and dining area form the shared space. Chairs are grouped in small clusters across the garden, with cushions against their woven backs. A desk and coffee machine are provided indoors. The bathroom has a bathtub and a separate rain shower.

Glass doors in the main bedroom open towards a garden edged with palms. A teal lounge chair and a small round table sit beside the glazing, while Thai artwork fills the panel behind the bed. A ceiling fan hangs over the room.

Two bathrooms serve the bedrooms, and a separate living area gives the villa a shared space outside the bedrooms. There is a dining area indoors as well as space to eat on the private terrace. Full-height mirrors stand above the bedroom desk, with pale shutters framing the garden doors. A Villa Host is available as part of this category.

The bedroom has its own sitting area, with two patterned sofas facing a low table beneath a geometric ceiling. A green fabric canopy rises above the bed, and tall windows look across the surrounding greenery. Antiques sit alongside more recent furniture and artwork.

Beyond the bedroom, a large living salon can host a gathering of up to eighteen people. A separate dining room seats twelve. The master bedroom leads to a dressing room and a private massage suite, while the bathroom includes a deep soaking tub. A writing desk provides a further work area, and access to the Kasara Executive Lounge is included.