Anantara's Bangkok city property — 354 rooms in the city center, built in 1983 and renovated in 2015.
BrandAnantara Hotels & Resorts
DestinationBangkok
RegionAsia
Price TierTier 2 ($2k-$5k)
SettingUrban
Best ForF&B-driven travelers collecting restaurant experiences, families seeking central Bangkok location with pool and gardens, repeat Anantara guests extending to the brand's Bangkok flagship.
PrivacySocial & Vibrant
ServicePersonalized service with a touch of Thai hospitality
ButlerKasara Executive Lounge privileges
Private PoolNo
Built1983
Renovated2015
Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel opened in 1983 in Bangkok's city center and underwent a full renovation in 2015. The 354 rooms include Deluxe and Premier categories, with traditional Thai design elements carried through the interiors. Six restaurants anchor the F&B program: Biscotti (Italian), Shintaro
Key Features
Central location in Bangkok
Multiple award-winning restaurants
Anantara Spa and wellness center
Outdoor swimming pool
Stunning gardens and pond views
Luxury rooms and suites with traditional Thai décor
Dining
Biscotti
Shintaro
Spice Market
Aqua
The Lobby
Mocha & Muffins
Signature Experience
Spice Spoons cooking class — Anantara's signature market-to-table program, where guests cook with resort chefs using ingredients sourced that morning.
Six restaurants on-property with Spice Spoons cooking classes, central Bangkok location with garden and pond views rather than high-rise urban format, and Anantara's Thai hospitality DNA in the city where the brand was founded.
Signature Suite: Siam Suite
Expansive open-plan living, Ideal for families or those seeking extra space, Master and twin ensuites, Unobstructed views of the immaculate private golf course
Accolades
Thailands Leading Hotel Suite 2025, Thailands Leading Hotel Suite 2024, #6 Best Thailand City Hotels in the DestinAsian Readers Choice Awards 2026
Best time: November through February provides Bangkok's finest luxury conditions, with lower humidity, cooler temperatures, and the clearest skies for exploring the city's extraordinary cultural and culinary landscape.
Demand: Bangkok maintains exceptionally strong luxury demand year-round as one of Asia's premier business and leisure destinations. Peak season from November through February sees maximum international leisure travel, while the city's corporate hotel market maintains consistent demand regardless of season.
Pricing: Bangkok's ultra-luxury market offers remarkable value relative to comparable Asian capitals, with world-class riverside and tower hotels maintaining accessible pricing even during peak season. Songkran in April and major event periods create brief demand spikes requiring advance planning.
Insider tip: Arrange an exclusive private tour of Bangkok's finest wats at dawn before they open to the public, followed by a traditional Thai royal breakfast at a heritage mansion - access exclusively available through the finest riverside hotels with deep cultural relationships in the city.
Avoid: Avoid April during Songkran if you seek quiet luxury, as Bangkok's water festival creates a wonderfully chaotic street atmosphere that can make movement between the city's finest addresses challenging.
