With an emphasis on cultural experiences, thoughtful design and personalised service, Capella Bangkok offers an uninterrupted views of Thailand’s revered river, the Chao Phraya.
Its location on Charoenkrung Road gives a fascinating glimpse of the bygone era while hosting the city’s chic cafes, bars and art galleries. A dedicated team of Capella Culturist is ready to whisk one away to explore the neighbourhood and meet its local residents.
With architecture by Andy Miller and Richard Scott Wilson of Hamiltons International and interiors by BAMO, the hotel is made of 101 guestrooms, suites and villas. Designed as a traveller’s pied à terre, the guestrooms are fitted with floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony or verandah to better enjoy the spectacle of the river. While the spacious suites are lavishly adorned with separate living rooms, sunlit bathrooms and balconies, the villa offers a luxurious river’s edge experience with a living and dining room as well private garden and jacuzzi plunge pool.
Côte by Mauro Colagreco would please the food connoisseurs with its contemporary reinterpretation of French and Italian Riviera’s culinary heritage. Alternatively, one can head to the al fresco Phra Nakhon restaurant to give time-honoured Thai recipes a try and end the evening at Stella, for bespoke patisserie and libations in an opulent Chinoserie setting.
