Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok

Combining elegant Thai style with seductive modern touches, each of the rooms and suites enjoys its own distinct character.

Located on the top floor of Garden Wing of the hotel, Le Normandie by Alain Roux is recognised with one Michelin star and offers timeless French cuisine with views of the enchanting Chao Phraya River through sweeping floor-to-ceiling windows.

Experience seasonal 10-course dinner menu that reflects cultures of both Japan and Thailand at Kinu by Takagi while being able to witness the culinary skill and experience of Chef Takagi Kazuo.

Enjoy an intimate Thai fine dining journey at Baan Phraya during which diners will be presented with enriched Thai culture through exceptional food and gracious hospitality allowing spirit of the house to be warmly felt.

On the banks of the iconic Chao Phraya, offering breathtaking panoramas that capture the essence of Bangkok's beauty, Lord Jim's stands as a culinary landmark.

As the sun sets, indulge in an authentic Thai evening at Sala Rim Naam while watching live cultural Thai performances, with the majestic River of Kings and La Grande Dame as your backdrop.

Drawing inspiration from Italy's age-old traditions and culinary culture, Ciao Terrazza offers modern and light re-interpretations of Mediterranean Italian dishes.

A stunning two-floor colonial style residence has been transformed into The China House, an avantgarde restaurant inspired by the vibrant Art Deco period of 1930s Shanghai.

Riverside Terrace sits on the banks of the famed Chao Phraya River, offering guests outside dining as you watch life go by on the ‘River of Kings’ and chefs working at their interactive food stations.

Located directly opposite the hotel on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Terrace Rim Naam offers an incomparable al fresco dining experience.

The Verandah's relaxing haven elevates all-day dining through a wide variety of western and Asian dishes, including much-loved Thai classics such as Pad Thai.

Renowned for its traditional afternoon tea of delicate finger sandwiches, pastries, freshly baked scones and home-made jams, The Authors’ Lounge is a truly unique setting and one of the most photographed locations in Bangkok.

From its modest start in 1953, The Bamboo Bar has evolved into a celebrated Bangkok institution, drawing jazz enthusiasts from around the world.

Mouth-watering homemade delicacies and seasonal favourites tempt with their delicate flavours and flawless execution, while beautiful culinary gifts, seasonal hampers and mooncakes are also available at The Mandarin Oriental Shop.

Crystal-clear pool that sits next to Chao Phraya River.

The exquisite Oriental Spa boasts a serene design and a range of unique treatments blending contemporary and ancient techniques.

Discover a holistic way to health and happiness, combat stress and experience a more peaceful and joyful state of mind.

Stay fit and strengthen your core at the fitness centre.

Get to know Muay Thai with skilled, knowledgeable and experienced trainers.

Have your forehand, backhand and volley improved by the experienced couch at Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok.

Travel by bike through the winding lands of Chinatown or the maze of small streets and hidden alleyways that trace Charoenkrung Road.

Aboard an iconic longtail boat and explore the vibrant and resilient canal communities.

Discover inner peace in style with the Art of Lotus Petal Folding.

Explore Thai cuisine through the Thai cooking masterclass.

From an intimate riverside engagement to a lavish Royal Ballroom wedding, your special day will be tailor-made with all the little touches that make a difference.

With prestigious location and unrivalled reputation for service, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok offers a unique setting for business events.