Stay 

Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort features 396 rooms and suites, spread out in three buildings. Deluxe rooms embody the simple yet elegant Asian style with dark wood furniture, warm brown hues of hardwood floors, large windows and private balconies with city, garden or river views. Room amenities include LCD TV and DVD player, mini bar, coffee maker and mobile phone with free local and UK calls. Elegant bathrooms with marble and chrome fittings have a shower or bath.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Anantara Bangkok Riverside. There is a family suite (46sqm) with 1 king and 1 queen bed, which comfortably accommodates three adults or two adults and one child; and an additional child below twelve years sharing the existing beds. The Chang Noi kids club is available for children and babysitting can be arranged.

Dine 

The Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort has a selection of restaurants offering a variety of world cuisines. Try Benihana, a charming Japanese Teppanyaki steakhouse, the traditional Italian favourites at Brio, or the riverside terrace for dining beneath the stars. For pre-dinner cocktails, hit for the Polynesian-inspired Trader Vic Restaurant, which serves delicious Pacific Rim cuisine from a wood-fired oven and possibly the best Mai Thai cocktail.

Relax 

At the heart of the Anantara Bangkok Riverside is a lovely swimming pool, lined with sun loungers and palm trees. Indulge in the full-service Anantara Spa with one of its signature treatments that infuse aromatic Thai herbs. Experience trusted therapies from across Asia, as well as results-driven western treatments. Other facilities include outdoor tennis courts and a fully-equipped Fitness Club. Alternatively, you can join a Thai Cooking School run by the hotel chef. 

Experience 

Explore the surrounding area with one of the hotel's tailor-made excursions or take an unforgettable dining experience on an old rice barge while gliding along the Chao Phraya River. Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort can also arrange private guided tours of the city to include the Grand Palace, Bangkok’s most famed attraction, Jim Thompson House, a monument to the Thai silk trade and Siam Square, the city’s hub for both local and international shopping.