Detailed review & photos “Mandarin Oriental Bangkok”

Mandarin Oriental Bangkok is a long-established luxury hotel with a history of 140 years located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River.

There was a carport at the entrance.

Hotel sign at the entrance.

The entrance seen from the inside.

There were flowers and fountains in the lobby. It was a luxurious lobby that made me excited.

There was a beautiful flower decorated on the desk.

Lobby floor elevator hall.

Inside of the elevator.

Guest room floor elevator hall.

Guest room floor corridor.

Guest room entrance door.

The retro atmosphere and some stylish atmosphere were mixed, and I felt like I was in a room in an aristocratic house. Not only the atmosphere of the whole room, but also the sofas, tableware, accessory cases, and other small items used were of high quality, and I was able to spend a pleasant time just in the room.

The bed was king size so it was big enough. The mattress isn’t soft, but it fits snugly on my body and was very comfortable to sleep on.

There were 4 pillows and 2 cushions prepared on the bed.

There were tables on both sides of the bed. There was a BOSE speaker, alarm clock, accessory tray on one side, and a phone and note set on the other.

In addition, there was a butler button along with an outlet and a USB port, and there was a service where the butler could come to the room at any time with the touch of a button.

There was a TV across the bed.

A stylish sofa.

Chilled drinks, macaroons and fruits were prepared on the table.

A big window at the back of the room.

I could see the shopping mall ICONSIAM along with the Chao Phraya River. However, because it was not a room with a river view, it was possible to see the area along the river with a sense of locality under construction.

The light up at night was beautiful.

The bathroom was clean and big, and the marble was luxurious. Even adults can stretch their legs and spend a relaxing time in the bathtub. However, the water pressure was weak and it took time to fill the bathtub up.

There was a shower room separate from the bathtub. The water pressure was a little weak.

There were two sinks with a big mirror.

Hotel original soap, shampoo, conditioner, body soap and body lotion were prepared on the sink.

Towels and a scale.

Toothbrush sets, razors, combs, shower caps, cotton swabs, nail files, etc. were provided as amenities.

There was a stylish closet. The closet door was a mirror.

It contained a sufficient number of hangers, umbrellas, laundry bags, clothes brush, shoehorn, etc.

There was a cafe corner and a minibar on this shelf by the window.

Coffee machine and electric kettle.

Glasses and water.

Cups and tea bags.

Snacks and nuts (charged).

Alcohol (charged).

Juice and alcohol were packed in the refrigerator (for a fee). It was also attractive that there were juices unique to tropical countries such as mango juice and guava juice.

There was a French restaurant called the “Le Normandie” where I had lunch.

I had a lunch course at this restaurant.

The food was beautiful.

I had breakfast served at “The Veranda.”

I was able to have a meal along the Chao Phraya River.

Breakfast was served buffet style, but there were à la carte menues as well.

The “Author’s Lounge” where you can enjoy an afternoon tea.

In addition, there was a seafood & grill “Road Gym,” kaiseki cuisine “Kinu by Takagi,” bar “The Bamboo Bar” where you can enjoy live jazz, barbecue buffet “Riverside Terrace,” Italian restaurant “Chao Terrazza,” Chinese cuisine “The China House,” Thai food “Terrace Lim Nam” and “Sara Lim Nam.”

The hotel had an oriental arcade lined up with luxury boutiques.

The hotel had two outdoor pools. Neither is big, but the resort-style chairs and cabanas set up by the pool, the view of the Chao Phraya River in front of you, the tropical greenery, and the attentiveness of the staff make you feel graceful.

The pool when lit up.

There were many children playing in the pool.

There was a gym with a nice view of nature.

ICONSIAM, a tourist attraction that can be reached by boat dedicated to the hotel

A short walk from the hotel, you can see the Thai cityscape.

Luxury hotels and condominiums were lined up around the hotel.

Hotel-only boat to and from the Chao Phraya River