Detailed review & photos “Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort”

This is the hotel seen from the courtyard. The 7 story building in the foreground is the “Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort” I stayed at this time, and the 26-story building behind it is the “Avani Riverside Bangkok Hotel” of the same brand.

Pathway leading to the hotel.

The main entrance seen at night.

There was a carport at the entrance.

There were many bellboys standing at the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

There were chairs and sofas prepared in the lobby.

The front desk was small and crowded.

Lobby floor elevator hall

Guest room floor elevator hall

Beautiful chinaware were on display at the elevator hall.

The rooms were surrounding an open space in the middle.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door

There was a bathroom on the right and a closet, cafe corner and a luggage stand on the left.

The room were nice with a calm atmosphere. It was also cleaned very well. There were outlets here and there which was convenient for charging my electronic devices.

I made a reservation for a room with a king size bed, but there were two semi double beds instead. The mattress was comfortable to sleep on. There was also a button next to the bed that controlled the lights.

There were two pillows prepared on the bed, and I really liked the soft pillows. I was able to get a good nights sleep.

TV across the bed.

A chair and table.

The room seen from the window.

There was a balcony, but it was narrow.

I could see the Avani Hotel in the back.

I could see the Anantara Spa below surrounded with tropical trees.

The bathroom was made of marbled, creating a luxurious atmosphere.

The bathtub was big with a shower. It did not take too long to fill up the bathtub.

There was also a shower room next to the bathtub. There was a rain shower and a height adjustable hand shower. Both water pressure and temperature were just right. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap were prepared next to the shower.

The toilet was not cleaned properly which was a little disappointing.

Sink across the bathtub.

There was a sewing set, shower cap, cotton swab set, hair elastic, comb, body sponge and body lotion prepared next to the sink. I asked for a tooth brush on the phone and received one right away. There was also ginger soap on the sink.

Glasses and water.

The bedroom seen from the bathroom.

There was a stylish closet with Thai letters written all over it.

The bathrobes were comfortable to wear. In addition, there was an umbrella, laundry bag, hair dryer and slippers prepared inside.

This is a safe.

There was a cafe corner with a capsule coffee machine, electric kettle, mineral water, cups and so on. On top of that, snacks and whiskey were prepared as a minibar (charged).

There tea bags such as mint and jasmine tea, Earl Gray and English breakfast tea, and also Coffee capsules, sugar and milk were also prepared.

In the refrigerator, beer, soft drinks and chocolate candies were prepared as a mini bar. One can of beer costs 180 Baht, so I think it’s better to buy it at the Seven Eleven behind of Avani Hotel.

I had tea at the “Numero Uno Cafe.”

You can enjoy more than 100 kinds of chocolates, delicious cakes and fresh pastries, as well as meals.

I ordered TWG Moroccan Mint Tea here.

Breakfast was served at the Italian restaurant “Brio.”

I had breakfast at around 9 am, but it was full and I had to wait for about 20 minutes outside.

Breakfast was irregular due to the influence of Covid 19.

When I stayed, it was a combination of bespoke menu (omelets, scrambled eggs, pancakes, French toast, cafe, etc.) and buffet style.

Noodles were made here.

Salad, bread and cheese were served buffet style.

Scrambled eggs and salmon bread. The bespoke menu was very delicious as it was brought to us as soon as I ordered.

This is the rooftop bar “SEEN” at the Avani Hotel next door.

I was able to enjoy a nice view from the 26 floor.

I ordered a mocktail.

There was a shop selling elephant goods.

The hotel had a large outdoor pool. There was also a kids pool which was popular with families.

There were many deck chairs set up by the pool, so I could spend a leisurely time.

There was a pool bar.

The spa was located in a quiet area creating a private atmosphere.

Shopping mall adjacent to Avani Hotel.

Cityscape around the hotel (along the Chao Phraya River)

I saw many wealthy Westerners and Asian people. There were mainly families and couples staying.

Hotel ferry boat. They will pick you up at the dock at Sabang Thaksin Station.

There is a police station in front of the hotel on the main street.