About Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort

On the west bank of the Chao Phraya, the resort pairs the calm of tropical gardens with the energy of Bangkok, and its own boat takes you into the city. There are 281 rooms and 95 suites, riverside shows and an Anantara Spa.

Riverside luxury in the heart of Bangkok

Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort sits on the west bank of the Chao Phraya, in more than 11 acres of lush tropical gardens. It gives you the quiet of a garden retreat with the city's energy close at hand, which makes it a natural choice if you want rest and wellbeing alongside a little discovery.

The resort's own boat is an easy, elegant way into the city and its landmarks. Experiences led by Street Wise Guru and Street & Klong Insider take you behind the scenes of everyday Bangkok life.

Along the river you will find fine dining and cultural performances, while Anantara Spa, within the resort, combines traditional Thai treatments with the latest in medical wellness to restore balance to body and mind.

Highlights

281 rooms and 95 suites, combining luxury with Thai warmth
Tropical gardens and views of the Chao Phraya
Anantara Spa, with its signature and traditional treatments
Anantara Wellness programmes, tailored to you
World-class dining and entertainment for every taste

A true resort in the middle of Bangkok

The resort spreads across three low-rise buildings. Rooms and suites blend contemporary Thai style with clean, elegant lines, so they feel both warm and refined.

Accommodation

Rooms, suites and villas

3 Deluxe Room 38 m² 3 adults, or 2 adults and 1 child An elegant bedroom with lively city views and a modern marble bathroom. Solid maca-wood floors and Thai silk add warmth, while abstract décor nods to Thai culture with a light touch. Details

2 Family Suite 46 m² 4 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children Designed for families who want space, with extra room to unwind and a separate bed for the children. A Wii console keeps younger guests busy, and at the end of the day you can take an espresso out to the private balcony above the gardens. Details

3 Junior Suite 46 m² 4 adults, or 2 adults and 2 children A suite with a private balcony and floor-to-ceiling windows, its Thai motifs given a contemporary edge. The illuminated headboard is inspired by ancient carvings, and high ceilings, soft lighting, a sofa and a writing desk make it easy to work or unwind. The marble bathroom is generous, whether you travel alone or as a couple. Details

5 Anantara Riverfront Suite 108 m² 5 adults, or 2 adults and 3 children A wraparound private balcony gives you panoramic views of the Chao Phraya and the skyline, among the best a Bangkok riverside hotel can offer. A suite for those who choose a room by its view, with the design to match. Details

5 Two Bedroom River View Chao Phraya Suite 114 m² 6 adults, or 4 adults and 2 children Spacious suites that show the river at its best, with sweeping views and refined interiors. Ideal for families or friends travelling together, with room for everyone and privacy for each. Details

5 Loy River Song Stateroom 27 to 36 m² 2 adults The Loy River Song barge has four air-conditioned staterooms of 27 to 36 m², each for up to two guests. Nan and Yom are linked by a private passage with a sliding door, which suits families, and fine fabrics and fresh flowers keep every room soft and calm. Details

Loy Dream Stateroom 25 m² 2 adults Your own floating retreat aboard the Loy Dream, finished in gleaming mahogany and teak. Each fully air-conditioned stateroom recalls old Siam, with an en-suite bathroom in soft marine tones, herbal soaps, a hairdryer and every modern comfort. Details

Dining

At the table

Some of Bangkok's best riverside dining. From barbecues and traditional Thai shows to dinner cruises on the Chao Phraya, the resort's restaurants all share the same grand setting on the water.

Sala LakornA riverside buffet dinner paired with The Eternal Siam, a stage show that carries you from Thailand's past to its present. It was created by a team led by Manop Meejamrat (Kru Nai), winner of the 2005 Silpathorn Award for performing arts, and blends contemporary Thai performance, visual effects and music. BenihanaJapanese dining as theatre, by the river. The chef cooks in front of you at your teppanyaki table, alongside hand-rolled sushi and grilled meats and seafood with Benihana's own sauces and sides. Trader Vic'sWest Coast, Asian, Polynesian and Hawaiian flavours in a tropical riverside setting, with fresh seafood and dishes from the only Chinese wood-fired oven in Bangkok. Sunday brunch is the highlight, with seafood, Benihana teppanyaki and sushi, and live cooking stations. Manohra CruisesA sunset cruise on a carefully restored antique rice barge, past royal palaces, glittering temples and the landmarks of the Chao Phraya, with a Thai dinner from either the traditional menu or a newer, modern one. Spice & BarleyModern Chinese cooking from an award-winning chef, made for sharing with family and friends. Its free-flow dim sum is a favourite with Bangkok locals. Mocha & Muffins RiversideA ground-floor café, indoors or out, known for its sausage rolls, fresh pastries and all-day breakfast, with photo cakes, thick milkshakes, made-to-order salads and Asian small plates. In-Room DiningBreakfast on your balcony over the city, a sunset meal for two as the river goes by, or a late-night snack in front of a film.

Wellness

Rest and renewal

Anantara was born in Thailand, and its name comes from an ancient Sanskrit word meaning 'without end'. The spirit is easy to feel at Anantara Spa here, a quiet tropical retreat where the city falls away. Spa journeys celebrate the Chao Phraya, Thailand's lifeline for centuries, with treatments drawn from Eastern and Western healing traditions, local natural ingredients and balanced wellness journeys that combine deep relaxation with all-round care.

Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort

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Location

Bangkok

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Journeys

Journeys that include this stay

Thailand · 6 nights

Bangkok, slowly

Six nights between the skyline and the riverbank

A private journey for those who want all of Bangkok: fine shopping at the centre, then temples, the river and Ayutthaya from a resort on the west bank.

November to February

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Thailand