Shangri-La is one of the best-connected riverside hotels. Saphan Taksin BTS is just 200 metres away, with direct access from the hotel, and the public ferry terminal alongside links guests to the rest of the river. Silom and Sathorn are a short Skytrain ride away.
Two Wings on the Water
The hotel has two distinct sides. The main Shangri-La Wing is lively and full of choice, while the Krungthep Wing has its own entrance, lobby, and pool, with manicured lawns for children to play on and private verandas overlooking the river, making it one of the calmest addresses on the Chao Phraya.
Thai Touches, Verandas and Connecting Rooms
Rooms blend contemporary style with classic Thai touches, and many overlook the river. In the Krungthep Wing, rooms measure 44 square metres and feature high ceilings, chandeliers and private verandas. Families can book connecting rooms, and Horizon Club guests have a private lounge with breakfast, evening cocktails and their own concierge.
Thai, Cantonese and a Dinner Cruise
For a night to remember, book a dinner cruise on the hotel's own boat. Back on dry land, the restaurants offer traditional Thai cooking, classic Cantonese cuisine, and a Tuscan grill, plus an all-day café, lobby lounge, bar, and chocolate boutique for something sweet.
CHI, The Spa and Riverside Leisure
CHI, The Spa offers some of Bangkok's largest private spa suites, with treatments drawn from Asia's ancient healing traditions. The riverside main pool and the Krungthep Wing pool are set among gardens, and the 8,500-square-foot health club offers more than 40 sports and fitness options, plus tennis courts.
A riverside sanctuary of cascading courtyards and gardens, with interiors by Jean-Michel Gathy, two infinity pools and one of Bangkok's best cocktail bars.