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4worldlovers: Nestled in the heart of historic Bangkok, on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Chakrabongse Villas & Residences invites discerning travellers to experience the serene and privileged lifestyle of a bygone era. Graced with breathtaking views towards the glistening spires of the Temple of Dawn, the villa was built as a retreat from palace life by Prince Chakrabongse in 1908. Today, in the hands of his granddaughter Narisa, the villa and gardens have found new life as an inimitable boutique hotel that reflects both her family’s noble history and her deep appreciation of Thai art, cuisine and culture.


Set amid delightful tropical gardens with a swimming pool and scenic riverside terraces, each of the four luxury suites and three rooms has its own unique décor and character.


There’s no better address from which to discover Bangkok.​ ​Set on the banks of the Chao Praya River in the heart of the historical district​,​ the hotel​ has ​a superb view of the Temple of Dawn​ and the Grand Palace and​ ​other major sights are within easy walking distance.


Savor the authentic taste of Royal Thai Cuisine at our riverside terrace restaurant with its magical view of the Temple of Dawn and the River of Kings. Our restaurant only serves a set menu for dinner that changes daily.


The gardens, riverside terraces and restaurant provide a stylish and intimate venue for blissfully romantic weddings and prestigious events of up to 200 people.


We are pleased to offer seasonal and promotional packages to allow our guests to experience Bangkok at different​ ​times of the year and for special events.

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Travel in sophisticated style during your stay with The Peninsula Bangkok’s diverse and enticing selection of transport options, from an elegant fleet of a Rolls-Royce Silver Spur, a BMW 7 Series or a helicopter from the hotel’s private helipad. Guests can also explore the city Thai style in The Peninsula Bangkok’s customised three-wheel tuk-tuk or on one of four beautifully restored rice barges that ferry guests across the river from the Peninsula Pier Lounge to the BTS Station or ICONSIAM the luxury shopping complex.


For almost a century, the unparalleled elegance and service of The Peninsula Hotels have allowed guests around the world to create exquisite memories. In keeping with “The Peninsula Promise” – our commitment to providing a superlative guest experience – we are pleased to introduce a range of new special offers that further enhance the luxury and ease of our guests, while setting new standards in the hospitality industry.

4worldlovers: Jim Thompson House is the former home of the man credited with revolutionizing the Thai silk industry but who mysteriously disappeared in Malaysia in 1967. A man of great taste and an avid collector, he left behind this beautiful Thai teak house assembled from several old houses, complete with tasteful artworks and antiques. Visitors from all over the world continue to be enchanted by it. A 10-minute walk from BTS National Stadium station.

“Baan Batt” or ‘Monk’s Bowl Town’, is famous for producing hand-crafted monk’s bowls using traditional techniques handed down through generations. Durable and produced in various shapes, the quality of each bowl is premium. An 11-minute walk from MRT Sam Yod station.

Enter the new architectural landmark in the heart of Bangkok’s CBD beside Chong Nonsi BTS station. A place where luxury meets privilege, the 78-story mixed-use home to the Ritz-Carlton Residence, King Power Retail and Duty-Free is Thailand’s tallest building. With its distinctive pixilated form, it’s worth visiting for King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk, a state-of-the art observation deck boasting the city’s most epic views at 314 metres, alone. Arguably the most significant example of contemporary architecture in Thailand.

M.R. Kukrit Pramoj was a venerable and colourful Thai politician, scholar and professor. A great-grandson of King Rama II, he acted alongside Marlon Brando in The Ugly American movie (1963). A man of great taste, the home he started creating in 1941 is as eloquent an expression of Thai heritage as can be found. The 0.8-hectare plot hosts five traditional Thai timber houses set amid lush gardens studded with shady trees. A 20-minute walk from BTS Chong Nonsri station.

Stroll 05 minutes from Le Méridien Bangkok to explore a popular place for Thai teenagers, Samyan Mitrtown, a shopping, office, residential and leisure development. Mitr means “friendly” in Thai. As its next to Chulalongkorn University, its array of affordable restaurants, cute stationery shops, trendy boutiques, a state-of-the-art movie theatre, and around-the-clock cafés seek to attract a broad cross- section of the population and, of course, visitors.

Let’s go with the flow and discover some greenery around central Bangkok. Start with a 5 km route or venture further afield with a 12 km jog.

Spanning almost 58 hectares, Bangkok’s first public park was created on royal land by King Rama VI in the 1920s. At its heart is a giant lake with its own island. A popular afternoon activity involves hiring a rowing or paddle boat and navigating the interlocked expanses of water surrounded by lush grass and mature trees and plants. Others prefer to make use of the public outdoor gym, or take in a keep fit activity in the morning or evening, from aerobics classes to Tai Chi, or simply join the steady stream of joggers and walkers.