The Siam
Dusit, Bangkok
“Art-filled riverside sanctuary”
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Vibe
A soaring monochrome glass atrium inspired by the Musée d'Orsay anchors lush palms and thousands of curated vintage curios along the river.
“Art-filled riverside sanctuary”
Dedicated personal butler service for every suite, generous eighty-square-meter layouts, and private wooden boat transfers.
Bill Bensley's monochrome Art Deco vision featuring a soaring glass atrium and twenty-five thousand curated antiques.
Restored century-old teak houses, an authentic in-house sacred Sak Yant tattoo studio, and private Muay Thai training.
On the Chao Phraya River in royal Dusit, near Krung Thon Bridge with a private shuttle boat downtown.
Rooms
Vaulted suites pair monochrome Art Deco detailing with dedicated personal butler service, while riverside pool villas hide private open-air rooftop terraces.
Wellness
Beyond the riverside infinity pool, training happens in a regulation indoor Muay Thai ring, alongside sacred ink sessions in the tattoo studio.
Backstory
Creative director Krissada Sukosol Clapp and designer Bill Bensley built the property around Clapp's private collection of twenty-five thousand historical antiques.
Eat & drink
Home-style Thai dishes are served in century-old teak houses at Chon, while Deco Bar pours classic cocktails amid brass jazz-age furnishings.
The neighborhood
Set beside royal palaces in quiet Dusit, the private wooden boat glides down the Chao Phraya River to bypass Bangkok's notorious street traffic.
“A family-owned, Bill Bensley–designed luxury boutique that comprises just 39 suites and villas right on the banks of the Chao Praya river.”
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