Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River

Four Seasons Bangkok is a riverfront property with magnificent views. Various innovative restaurants on the premises are helmed by award-winning executive chefs. In the Metropolitan area, the level of customer service is unmatched. And, it has a residential section of the resort that boasts extravagant sights. Moreover, they offer a plethora of wellness services as well as a lot of other amenities, such as boutique-style shopping. One of the most prestigious lodges in the city.

Not a single US news channel such as CNN! Have to get my news of the day from Al Jazeera, CCTV, France 24, Or Russia Today??? No good movies channels. Guess they don’t want you to stay in your room to relax. Otherwise the rest of the property is fine.

This is our second stay and we have plans of staying here again next year! We love it so much! It’s one of the best FS properties we’ve been to! They are also amazing with kids! It’s my daughter’s favorite hotel in the whole world! It’s an urban resort by the river!

I recently hosted a large business event at the Four Seasons Bangkok and am glad to share the experience was delightful from the beginning to the end! The team members through arrival & check-in (thank you Khun Jayday) to breakfast and dining were wonderful The bedroom was fantastic, both functional and luxury all the way. And what impressed me the most was most likely the quality of banqueting. Both the service and the F&B served for our 200 guests were top notch. Really value for the money invested. Thank You to General Manager Lubosh Barta and all his teams for executing such an important event at such a high level.

We enjoyed a stay from 8/15-8/21 at this property, following a stay at one of our old favorite Bangkok hotels. Our last Bangkok FS stay was at their previous property by the Royal Turf Club so we were eager to experience their (relatively) new location. FS was accommodating in giving us connecting rooms as we had our 16 year-old son with us. We opted for premier river view rooms and had no regrets. Every night there is a ‘parade’ of lighted dinner cruise boats along the Chao Phraya, which make for a relaxing show and evokes a bit of a festive feeling. We enjoyed the pour-over coffee experience in the lounge lead by a personable young man (whose name I apologetically cannot recall). The room layout is a bit unusual as others have commented but one can always find something to criticize if one so chooses. The ice immersion bath was an interesting experience at the fitness center – perfect in the heat and humidity of SE Asia. Housekeeping was spot-on. Almost without exception staff was always acknowledging/greeting you with ‘sawadee-ka/krap’. Being able to casually have a meal or snack in the lounge/lobby area was great if you didn’t want the formality of the restaurants. What we appreciated most was their accommodation of our son’s need for a space to practice his violin. He is a serious musician and while he is skilled (11+ years) we wanted a practice space that would not disturb other guests. FS generously granted us access to a room near the executive offices for his practice. We’re nobody special, certainly not celebrities, just a family on vacation with a peculiar need. And maybe that’s their secret, they try to accommodate you and make you feel like you are a bit of a celebrity, that you are special. My wife has relatives in Bangkok and up-country so we visit Thailand regularly. I think we have a new favorite hotel in Bangkok, certainly top 3 or so.