Baan Vajra
Si Lom, Bang Rak, Bangkok
Vibe
Shaded by an ancient Bodhi tree and surrounded by koi ponds, this residential compound offers quiet seclusion moments from busy Silom.
“Colonial heirloom household”
A preserved 1930s colonial wooden estate furnished with original Vajrabhaya family antiques and teak details.
A residential Silom sanctuary centered around a courtyard with a preserved Bodhi tree and koi pond.
Restored 1930s timber architecture paired with a contemporary white wing and an outdoor garden jacuzzi.
Tucked down a quiet Silom soi, a short walk from Surasak skytrain station and Sri Maha Mariamman Temple.
Rooms
Guests choose between the timber 1930s heritage house filled with family antiques and a contemporary white wing with marble-lined showers.
Wellness
An outdoor garden plunge pool and hot tub sit on a sun terrace framed by tropical greenery.
Backstory
Justice official Daeng Vajrabhaya built the estate in the 1930s, bearing a surname bestowed by King Rama VI during Siam's monarchic era.
Eat & drink
Morning coffee and homemade breakfast are served in the open-air garden lounge overlooking the lush courtyard greenery.
The neighborhood
Tucked down Soi Silom 19, the guesthouse sits a short walk from Surasak skytrain station and the ornate Sri Maha Mariamman Temple.
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