Luxury urban resort hotelTHE SIAMThe guest rooms on the second and third floors of the main residence of "[the name of the building]" are
This is the entry-level section of The Siam.
These include the Siam Suite and Menam Suite (2nd floor), and the River View Suite (3rd floor).
Each of the 28 suites has a unique interior design, and various antiques adorn the rooms.
The room we'll be staying in for two nights is on the second floor.Mae Nam Suite"of90㎡is.
Other rooms are as follows:
Siam Suite, 16 rooms, 80 sq m.Menam Suites, 6 rooms, 90 sq m.River view suites, 6 rooms, 90 sq m.
Pool Villa Courtyard (6 rooms, 130 sq m)Pool Villa River View (4 rooms, 130 sq m)Connie's Cottage, 1 room, 160 sq m
A chic corridor with lattice walls covered in mirrors all the way to the ceiling.
My feet lightly move towards the brighter area where natural sunlight is pouring in♪
Blending an elegant and modern Art Deco style with the charm of Thailand,
On a floor with a wood grain that is easy on the eyes,
The symmetrical murals and the monochrome color scheme of the interior are accented with purple.
It exudes a calm and sophisticated atmosphere, perfect for adults.
In the living room at the back, ButlerAngieAfter receiving an explanation from [Name], I completed the room check-in process♪
The map of Bangkok city center around the hotel that The Siam distributes is
A foldable map, hand-drawn by an American artist.
As a hotel situated along the Chao Phraya River,
They'll recommend some sightseeing spots that are accessible by the hotel's private boat.
Travel by private boat is free, but a time-specific reservation is required.
Cruising is an optional extra and requires a reservation.
On this day, we decided to postpone the sightseeing boat tour to the following day so that we could take a leisurely stroll around the museum.
living room
A vibrant purple sofa, soft light streaming in through the window, and a peaceful atmosphere permeate the living room.
On the table were magazines, newspapers, and room service menus.
As welcome flowers and welcome fruit,
Rambutan, mangosteen, dragon fruit, and bananas are available.
I love cold fruit, so I chill it in the refrigerator.
One of the things I enjoy most about being in Thailand is eating my favorite mangosteens and rambutans after a bath!
Coffee maker
inside the refrigerator
mini-bar
bedroom
One of the features of this room is that there are no walls separating the rooms, giving it a very open and spacious feel.
Furthermore, the room's layout is long and narrow, with the living area by the window, followed by the TV monitor and then the bed space.
A desk is set up behind the headboard as a workspace.
Further inside, there is a powder room, a closet, and at the very back, a separate shower room and bathtub.
The bed is king-size with a high base and a thick mattress,
Even at 162cm tall, it's a height I can't easily climb, but it certainly helps me get a comfortable night's sleep!
TV monitor
Black and white photographs
iPhone and iPad speakers
The bed has an interesting design with a working desk located behind the headboard, so no space is wasted.
It features a globally compatible multi-plug design, so Japanese plugs can be used without any problems.
Wi-Fi is also free.
Powder space
The twin-type powder room, featuring a luxurious marble finish, is designed to be open and spacious, without being adjacent to any walls.
The only thing that bothered me was the lack of a toothbrush set among the amenities.
A twin closet is provided at the back of the powder room.
Further inside is the bus area.
To the left, in the foreground, is a separate shower room, to the left, in the back, is the toilet, and then there's this bathtub.
The large bathtub, placed right in the middle of the spacious room, is comfortably large enough even for a husband who is 181cm tall.
The background music is a hymn to love,La Vie en RoseYou can play this song on CD and enjoy a luxurious bubble bath♪
Restroom
Shower room
Shampoo & Conditioner
The door lock and unlock mechanism here is rather unusual, requiring a two-step process: you push it inwards first, then pull it outwards.
Now, next up isTHE SIAMThis is an introduction to the facilities inside the building♪
THE SIAM
Address: 3/2 Thanon Khao, Vachirapayabal, Dusit, Bangkok 10300, Thailand
TEL: +66 (0)2206-6999
info@thesiamhotel.com
http://www.thesiamhotel.com/
