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A composed study in Thai craft — hand-woven silk panels, teak joinery, and a Benjarong ceramic bathroom that faces the light of the Chao Phraya at first light.
Discover our meticulously appointed rooms and suites, each designed to offer an unparalleled sanctuary of comfort and refined luxury.
A composed study in Thai craft — hand-woven silk panels, teak joinery, and a Benjarong ceramic bathroom that faces the light of the Chao Phraya at first light.
A superior riverside room with elevated views of the Chao Phraya, hand-woven silk panels, and a Benjarong ceramic bathroom with a deep stone soaking tub.
Forty-eight metres of contemporary Thai craft — handmade Benjarong ceramics, silk-lined walls, and a deep soaking tub with a rain shower column overlooking the city.
A room of considered Thai scale — hand-woven Mudmee silk wall panels, original teak detailing, and a Kaen Kham sandstone bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower and copper soaking tub overlooking the city rooftops toward the Grand Palace.
A considered Thai interior — bespoke Chiang Mai joinery, hand-block-printed Batik wall coverings, and a Kaen Kham sandstone bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower and freestanding tub.
A 195m² river suite draped in hand-woven Thai silk, with a wraparound terrace suspended directly above the Chao Phraya and dedicated longboat transfer on arrival.
A suite of cultural intelligence on the eighth floor — 162m² with a grand salon overlooking Wat Phra Kaew's gilded spires, hand-lacquered Benjarong ceiling panels, and a Kaen Kham sandstone bathroom with a freestanding copper soaking tub.
A garden suite on the ninth floor — 176m² with a separate guest bedroom, a private terrace planted with Thai orchids and frangipani overlooking Lumpini Park, and a Kaen Kham sandstone bathroom with a freestanding copper soaking tub and a walk-in dressing room.
The hotel's principal suite — 185m² of Thai royal craft above the Chao Phraya's most storied bend, with a private dining sala for eight and a plunge pool terrace facing the river.
The hotel's grandest address — 205m² of Ou Baholyodhin's finest Thai residential design, with a private river garden, a royal Thai sala for ten, and the Chao Phraya as a permanent and irreplaceable fourth wall.
The hotel's highest address — a full-floor penthouse of 240m² on the twelfth storey with a wraparound terrace, a private swimming pool above the Bangkok roofscape, and an unobstructed 270-degree panorama from the Grand Palace to the Chao Phraya River.
Positioned above the Chao Phraya's most storied bend, Altaris Bangkok occupies a building where riverside commerce has always met cultural power. Interiors by Ou Baholyodhin integrate the workshop traditions of Chiang Mai — hand-woven silk, carved teak, Benjarong ceramics — into a contemporary framework of precise luxury. Below, the river carries the memory of courts, trading posts, and ancient kingdoms. The hotel is Bangkok's most refined articulation of all that history.
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