These luxurious rooms have views over the Chao Phraya River and have a choice of king or twin beds.

Located on the higher floors of the hotel, the elegant Deluxe Rooms have city and river views.

Colonial in décor, these rooms are situated in the Garden Wing and have sumptuous king-size beds.

Floor to ceiling windows open up to your balcony for sweeping views of the city and river. The bedroom also has a seating area.

This one bedroom suite is situated in the River Wing of the hotel. There is a separate living room with incredible views of the river.

These rooms have panoramic views of the river. The bedroom has its own balcony.

Located on the 16th floor of the River Wing, these one bedroom suites are furnished with Persian rugs and Thai silk.

Inspired by the literary greats who have stayed at the Mandarin Oriental, this suite has a spacious living room which leads onto your balcony.

Decorated in a Thai style, these two bedroom suites have a separate sitting room. They are located in the River Wing.

This one bedroom suite has a living/dining area and balcony.

Positioned on the 16th floor, this two bedroom suite has river and city views.

Inspired by Northern Thailand, this suite has an impressive art collection. There are two bedrooms and a living/dining area.

With two bedrooms and two bathrooms, this is ideal for families. There are two balconies for taking in the river views.

The key feature of this suite is the Victorian inspired glass conservatory. Located in the original Oriental House it has two bedrooms. Access is via a private elevator.

This two bedroom suite also has a living room, dining room and two balconies.

You will feel like royalty in this one bedroom suite. There is private elevator access, kitchen, dining room, library, study, gym and spa treatment room. Additional bedrooms can be interconnected as required.

Jump on the sky train and head off for a day’s exploring in the fascinating city

Sip on a perfectly mixed cocktail whilst listening to the soothing sounds of jazz at Bamboo Bar

Book into The Oriental Spa for a unique treatment inspired by ancient Thai techniques

Cook up a storm at the hotel’s renowned traditional Thai Cooking School

Pay a visit to the reclining Buddha at the 16th century Wat Pho, the oldest temple in Bangkok

Privately hire a long-tail boat and experience life along the river at your own pace

Under Chef Arnaud Dunand-Sauthier, is where you can feast on fine French cuisine in opulent surroundings overlooking the river.

Serves traditional Thai dishes. Built in Northern Thailand style, each night there is a show of traditional Thai dance.

Riverside restaurant serves up fresh seafood overlooking the water. Try the Lord Jim’s seafood basket for a bounty of fishy favourites.

Art Deco in style. Choose from the contemporary Cantonese cuisine created by Executive Chef Andy Leong Siew Fye and his team. The unlimited dim sum lunch is very popular.

Serves up Bangkok’s most elegant afternoon teas. Admire the photographs of the famous authors who have stayed at the Mandarin Oriental.

Located on the banks of the river and serves traditional Thai cuisine.

Caters for most tastes. Indian tandooris, Lebanese mezze and Japanese teppanyaki are just some of the menus available. The dessert station is definitely worth a visit.

The all-day diner offering a large selection of Western and Asian dishes.

Offers riverside Italian fare. Homemade pasta, risottos and pizzas bring a taste of Italy to Thailand.

Opened in 1953 and still attracts local socialites and celebrities from all over the world. There is live jazz most evenings.

Sells a delicious array of breads, pastries and chocolates.