1879 The first hotel in Thailand - Mandarin Oriental Bangkok

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 In the 140-year-old hotel, the rooms at Mandarin Oriental facing the Chao Phraya River have great views and very comfortable beds. Although the hotel's architectural layout and hardware are historical, they are well maintained. The service is more meticulous and thoughtful than Four Seasons, and it is equipped with a resident butler. If you want to enjoy the sunset, toast on the terrace of your room and have fun with the passing nightclub boats, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok is the first choice. As soon as we checked in, we were greeted with welcome flowers, drinks, fruits, and mango rice, which were all very humane. The room style was also the Nanyang style that I like. The food is also of a certain standard and can be considered a satisfactory choice. I didn't expect the buffet to have so many high-quality details: there was whole coconut water, seafood was prepared in a variety of delicious ways, Thai and Western desserts were just the right sweetness, and the cakes were dense and firm but not loose. The closing is quick and accurate without misjudgment. I thought all hotel buffets were similar. I underestimated M.O.