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Siam Suites feature oversized King beds, double wardrobes, luggage racks, and sinks. Deep bathtubs and separate walk-in showers are available, along with Art Deco-style living...
On the top floor of the enchanting establishment, the River View Suites welcome guests with their awe-inspiring panoramic views of the majestic river. The ultra...
Welcome to the Premier River View Suite, where one can wake up to the most idyllic views imaginable. The suite is thoughtfully positioned to overlook...
The Garden View Suite (Mae Nam Suites) provides stunning views. It overlooks the hotel grounds and offers glimpses of river life. This suite is perfect...
Welcome to the Premier Garden View Suite, where guests can experience the sheer delight of extra space and the refreshing touch of soaring ceilings, all...
Welcome to the Courtyard Pool Villa, where absolute privacy and tranquility await you. This charming retreat beckons you to indulge in the graceful beauty of...
The Riverside Pool Villa offers absolute privacy and three unique design options: Thai Colonial, Chinese, or Art Deco. Each villa boasts lush internal gardens, a...
The Siam is an exclusive luxury hotel in the Dusit district of Bangkok. Boutique in size but majestic in amenities, style, and service, the hotel is a haven of peace and serenity in Thailand's busy capital city.
This privately owned boutique hotel, designed by Bill Bensley, sits elegantly and quietly alongside the Chao Phraya River. This is in the historic part of Bangkok amid three acres of luxuriant gardens. So far from the bustle of downtown nightlife, eateries, and busy shopping streets, the resort provides everything guests could want to relax in supreme luxury.For those shopping/dining trips or just exploring the city, the hotel has a longtail shuttle boat transfer to the elevated Skytrain and piers throughout Bangkok. Guests can also book a sunset cruise on a traditional rice barge with knowledgeable staff and dining options. The city also has two international airports, each less than an hour from the hotel. In addition, the Saphan Taksin Train station is just a short walk away.
One of the best hotels in Bangkok, The Siam is famous for its welcoming reception, excellent staff, service, and comfort. Moreover, a personal butler service surpasses the usual concierge facilities. This stunningly beautiful hotel of elevated structures open to natural light also features a magnificent atrium lobby framed with towering palms above a lotus pool. Interiors also showcase an exquisite private collection of art, antiques, Chinese artifacts, dark wood, and marble corridors. Gorgeous verdant-covered walkways outside lead down to riverside walks.
This Bangkok hotel is a sanctuary in a busy city and provides abundant amenities within this oasis. A 23 ft. infinity pool with luxurious loungers and a poolside bar flow by the river. Several other dining options include a cooking school, an opulent spa, and a fitness facility with Thai muay boxing. Additionally, there is a Movie Theatre, library, vinyl room, business center, and a meeting room.
Accommodation consists entirely of 39 luxury suites and pool villas. These spacious accommodations feature décor with a lot of black and white. This is in keeping with the pubic and dining rooms; an elegant Thai take on Art Deco style. The beds are also huge, and the seating is padded and comfortable. Original art adorns walls and antique pieces that blend with modern technologies in information smartphones and Wi-Fi. The standard is well-stocked mini-bars, coffee machines, flat-screen TVs, radios, and breakfast service. Besides, bathrooms continue the black and white theme with b/w floor and wall tiling. Features include huge tubs, rainfall showers, double vanity units, and luxury toiletries. Additionally, villas range about the lush gardens and have private courtyards/terraces and an extra bed. There are also plunge pools and hot tubs, elaborately decorated bedrooms, and glamorous bathrooms. Villas also have fine river views.
Once the accommodation of socialite Connie Mangskau, this gorgeous traditional Thai teak house has been transformed into a pool house while preserving its original character. Secluded and draped in lush greenery, this 2-person bijou villa has every luxury and comfort.
The hotel offers contrasting dining options for different tastes, moods, and occasions. The Chon Thai Restaurant is the gourmet diner of the resort. It serves perfectly prepared classic Thai cuisine using fresh local seasonal produce. Furthermore, the restaurant has been formed from a cohesion of old Thai teakwood houses with décor/menus reflecting the traditions and culture of the Thai people. Moreover, a black and white bar and bistro behind Chon Thai is usually open for breakfast and lighter meals. Additionally, the Bathers Bar is the poolside option. Here, outsized daybeds and seats are striped in the continuing black and white theme and are comfortable. Likewise, the chic bar beside the infinity pool offers drinks, cocktails, and light refreshments throughout the day. Sunset cocktails on the hotel's private riverside pier are another evening option.
In a niche (with Wi-Fi) near the lobby, Café Cha is a beautiful and unusual coffee and tea house. Freshly brewed coffee, fine teas, savory brioches, scones with jam and cream, pastries, and dainty small cakes are here from morning to evening. Besides, sparkling wine is an optional extra. Champagne is no problem.
Opium Spa is an opulent award-winning spa facility with saunas and Turkish baths. It also features expert massages and luxury regenerative facials employing exclusive Sodashi therapies and products. Additionally, the spa offers a rare opportunity for a traditional Thai Sak Yant tattoo service.Moreover, there is a stunning lounge with banquette seating for relaxation after treatments. A hair and nail studio also provides grooming for all-age guests. The gym features state-of-the-art fitness equipment in an exercise area, enjoying floor-to-ceiling mirrors. There are also windows allowing natural light in and a peaceful outlook while training. Besides, personal trainers can assist with requests, and Thai boxing lessons are also available. Yoga sessions are also available.
Kids' pool and spa facilities are provided. Cookery and kickboxing are also taught, and young guests are made welcome. Additionally, special needs are catered for with some adapted rooms and wheelchair facilities in public areas.
You can explore the city following the waterways starting from the hotel. Guests can barge to old parts of Bangkok with artisans and traditional crafts, floating markets, and famous temples and sights.Alternatively, guests can explore Bangkok along the many cycle paths or book a day trip to the old capital of Ayutthaya with a personal butler. The trip includes 'Mary Poppins' bikes, light refreshments, towels, entrance fees, and a professional host. Furthermore, guests can enjoy a leafy area with historic buildings and river views walking near the hotel. The Chao Phraya River also runs through the royal district of Rattanakosin. The Royal Palace and Wat Phra Kaew temple are also at the Grand Palace. Chinatown celebrates the Chinese culture and large, lively community within Bangkok, which guests can book as an escorted day trip.
The Siam offers several short staycation breaks. From bed and breakfast to spa and wellness days, short-stay, and dining options.
Bangkok is the vibrant capital city of Thailand today. The river is at the city's heart, with canals running off into all districts of lively commerce, markets, temples, street food, and restaurants. The Siam Hotel offers a Thai-style place of serene relaxation amid this bustling city. Above all, guests who have stayed at the Siam have nothing but good to say.
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This Art Deco boutique hotel has only 39 rooms and sits directly on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok.
Have dinner at the romantic Chon Restaurant with views of the river. You will enjoy authentic Thai cuisine with attentive service.
Use the hotel´s riverboat for a quick lift!
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The Siam is best for luxury travelers who want Bangkok with privacy, design character and a strong riverside identity. It suits couples, design lovers, spa-focused guests, villa travelers, repeat Bangkok visitors and anyone comparing intimate Chao Phraya hotels rather than large city towers.
The Siam can work for first-time Bangkok visitors who want a quieter, design-led riverside stay and do not need to be in the busiest shopping area. It is especially strong for guests planning temples, river journeys, galleries, palace-area sightseeing and slower evenings.
Yes. The Siam has a Muay Thai boxing ring, which gives the hotel a distinctive wellness and culture angle. It works well for guests who want more than a standard gym and are interested in a physical connection to Thailand's martial tradition.
Yes. The Siam has Opium Spa, a wellness space with treatment suites, Thai massage, facials, body therapies, a hammam-style bath area, gym, yoga terrace and salon. It is an important part of the hotel's retreat feeling within Bangkok rather than an afterthought.
The Story House is the hotel's relaxed dining and social venue, designed for easy meals, drinks and longer conversations through the day. It gives The Siam a less formal counterpoint to Chon, while still keeping the hotel's distinctive design and residential mood.
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