The moment you step through the door you are transported into a bygone era of class and glamour where celebrities and royalty have, for many years, felt at home. Glass and monochrome contrasts with lush greenery as you wander through the cathedral ceilinged hallways and rooms filled with priceless antiquities. Within the grounds sit three traditional Thai teak homes, transported down the Chao Phraya River by The Siam’s original owner, Connie Mangskau. A prominent Thai Socialite, Connie was famous for her legendary parties and guests such as Jackie Kennedy and William Holden were regular visitors. Two of these homes are used as restaurants and one, Connie’s Cottage, can be booked as a private home for two.
Set on three acres of verdant river frontage, floor to ceiling windows shed light on the more traditional way of life in Bangkok with passing long tail boats, barges and fresh produce being delivered to the floating markets. The hotel’s private pier is home to a fleet of boats in which guests can get around easily to explore the bustling city.
