The Raweekanlaya Bangkok Wellness Cuisine Resort
Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Vibe
Colonial-era verandas and olive-green woodwork wrap around a lush garden courtyard anchored by a 120-year-old banyan tree.
“Royal garden hideaway”
Restored nineteenth-century royal governess residence set around an ancient banyan tree in historic Thewet.
Traditional royal Thai recipes and hand-inscribed verse murals celebrating Siamese literary heritage in Phra Nakhon.
Traditional herbal healing therapies and organic royal Thai wellness cuisine served beside the courtyard pool.
In Phra Nakhon near Thewet Pier, framed by leafy residential lanes and historic canals.
Rooms
Hand-painted verses from royal poetry adorn the walls, complemented by period teak furnishings and Rattanakosin-era photographs.
Wellness
The Imperial Wellness offers traditional Thai herbal compress treatments alongside a shaded courtyard pool surrounded by tropical greenery.
Backstory
Built in the late 1800s, the estate once served as the private residence for King Rama VI’s royal governess.
Eat & drink
The Raweekanlaya Dining prepares heritage royal recipes with local organic produce, while Dok Phud serves herbal drinks by the pool.
The neighborhood
Set along the quiet Phadung Krung Kasem canal in historic Thewet, the resort sits moments from Dusit’s royal palaces.
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