Bangkok

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Bangkok

River hotels, temples by boat at dawn and street food that has earned its stars.

Our notes

Bangkok works best from the river. The hotels along the Chao Phraya have the views and the boats, and a private long tail at seven in the morning reaches the Grand Palace and Wat Arun before the heat and the crowds. The food, from street stalls to tasting menus, is the other reason to stay three nights rather than one. We arrange a guide who knows the canals of Thonburi, the tables at the restaurants that book out weeks ahead, and a day at the floating markets that is not the tourist version.

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Hotels and resorts in Bangkok

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The Siam
Hotel

Bangkok, Bangkok

The Siam

A riverside hotel on three acres of garden beside the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok's Dusit district, with a restaurant set inside three century-old teakwood houses.

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Aman Nai Lert Bangkok
Hotel

Bangkok, Bangkok

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok occupies a 36-storey tower within Nai Lert Park, pairing 52 suites with a 1,500-square-metre spa in the heart of Pathumwan.

Price on request

COMO Metropolitan Bangkok
Hotel

Bangkok, Bangkok

COMO Metropolitan Bangkok

A 137-room hotel in Bangkok's Sathorn district, designed by Paola Navone, with Michelin-starred Thai dining at nahm and a COMO Shambhala wellness centre.

Price on request

The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok
Hotel

Bangkok, Bangkok

The Ritz-Carlton, Bangkok

Overlooking Lumpini Park on Wireless Road, this 260-room hotel in the One Bangkok district pairs four restaurants with a Club Lounge and a spa built around mind, body and skin treatments.

Price on request