Nanda Heritage Hotel
Banglamphu, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Vibe
An open central courtyard atrium mixes raw concrete with salvaged 1920s teak louvers and carved banisters, creating a calm retro-industrial retreat.
“Reclaimed teak bolthole”
Salvaged 1920s teak banisters and louvers woven into an exposed-concrete central courtyard atrium.
Repurposed architectural elements from the Lekhyananda family's historic 1920s teak mansion on ancestral land.
Complimentary bicycles and tuk-tuk rides for navigating the historic alleys of Ban Phan Thom.
In historic Phra Nakhon near Rama VIII Bridge, a short ride from Khaosan Road and Grand Palace.
Rooms
Unfussy rooms feature clean lines, polished floors, and walk-in rain showers, offering a functional and quiet respite from the city heat.
Wellness
Frangipani trees and sun loungers frame an outdoor courtyard pool, complemented by an indoor fitness room with weights and cardio gear.
Backstory
Architect Chatpong Chuenrudeemol built on the Lekhyananda family’s ancestral land, repurposing antique timber and window frames from their 1920s residence.
Eat & drink
Nanda Restaurant & Bar serves morning coffee, made-to-order breakfasts, and casual Thai comfort dishes alongside evening cocktails by the courtyard.
The neighborhood
Historic Phra Nakhon alleys unfold right outside, with complimentary bicycles ready for pedaling to nearby temples and the Rama VIII Bridge.
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