1. Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Thailand's first luxury hotel, sublime in every way, was built in 1876 and is located directly on the Chao Phraya River. It offers an unmatched hotel experience with breathtaking suites steeped in history, a dizzying array of amenities, legendary service, and a plethora of activities and events. The narrative and design of the hotel have been infused with the histories and stories of its notable guests, who have included Heads of State, renowned authors, and other luminaries. The hotel, which has 324 rooms and 44 Suites (ranging in size from 35 square meters to 326 square meters), was decorated in a lavish colonial style.

Fantastic river views, lofty ceilings with lots of natural teak, Thai silks, big French windows, roomy living spaces, and opulent bathrooms are all features of the rooms. offers a popular tea room in a vintage author's lounge. The only Rhassoul bath in the city is available at this award-winning spa, along with unique spa fare. By boat, it takes 10 minutes to get to the BTS Saphan Taksin/central Sathorn dock. Asiatique, River City Shopping Centre, Grand Palace, the Flower Market, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun are a few of the nearby riverside attractions.

2. Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort
Elegant riverfront hotel with a resort-style design that is decorated with Thai influences. Seven different room types, ranging from comfortable deluxe rooms (38 square meters) to large two-bedroom river suites (114 square meters), all come with free cellphones with free calls to ten different countries. Highlights include a personal chef's dramatic Teppanyaki dinner show, nightly Thai cultural performances with eating by the river, dinner and overnight cruises in the hotel's own renovated rice barges, and the possibility to rent Thai-style wooden structures for proposals and special celebrations. Asiatique, a well-known nightlife district, and night market, is located directly across the river. The hotel is located 15 minutes by boat from Central Pier (the BTS entrance to downtown Bangkok).

3. Anantara Siam
Elegant luxury hotel with a traditional fusion of Thai and modern styles. has a Jim Thompson Explorer Suite and 354 exquisitely designed rooms ranging in size from 42 to 126 square meters. Free smartphones with a digital city guide and free calls to ten countries are available in every room. There are several stores, restaurants, squash courts, koi ponds, indoor garden courtyards, and other attractions to visit. Excellent outdoor pool. Beautiful spa with relaxing Roman-style pools and adjustable hydraulic beds. The hotel gives visitors the opportunity to take part in a customary Buddhist rite of giving alms to monks. has a prime location in the heart of Bangkok's renowned shopping district, close to Central World, Pratunam Market, and Siam Paragon, among other retail centers and marketplaces.

4. Siam Kempinski
Exceptionally lavish, palatial hotel with a regal aura, situated in the center of Siam's shopping district, with easy access to BTS Siam via the Siam Paragon shopping center. The hotel has an image of opulent splendor thanks to its enormous teakwood doors that reach the ceiling, lit staircases, lamps designed to look like Thai dancers' nails, wide corridors, and gold and earth-toned decor. consists of 401 beautiful rooms and suites that are dispersed across many wings and centered around a central courtyard with a garden and a free-form swimming pool. The only hotel in Bangkok with special cabana rooms that let visitors jump into the pool from their own private patios.

It feels like a luxurious tropical retreat yet being close to the BTS. Restaurants have distinctive elements, such as an interior traditional Thai pavilion (sala). further gives visitors the choice of having a single dish prepared in various ways (Asian or non-Asian). Extremely handy position in the Ratchaprasong shopping area, next to the Pratunam market, Siam Paragon Mall, MBK Centre, Bangkok Art & Cultural Centre (BACC), Siam Discovery Mall, and Central World.

5. Banyan Tree
A contemporary hotel with 61 floors and stunning views of Bangkok is situated in the city's financial sector. has 325 wonderful rooms with modern and Thai touches that range in size from 44 to 143 square meters. Famous for its distinctive rooftop restaurant and bar that was formerly a helipad and provides an unmatched experience of dining beneath the stars. The hotel provides distinctive Spa Sanctuary Suite suites, which come with individual massage rooms and limitless massage treatments, in addition to its award-winning spa services. Additionally runs the excellent Apsara Cruise, a dinner cruise on an antique teak rice barge with private cooks and individualized menus. A great place to explore the Silom neighborhood. close to Maggie Choos, Ce La Vie, and Lumpini Park.