Stay 

Anantara Siam Hotel Bangkok offers 354 rooms and suites. All are generously sized rooms with the lead-in Deluxe Room at 42 sqm, and a good size marble bathroom with a deep soaking tub and separate shower. The luxury suites are more spacious and come with private entrance, outdoor dining patio and gardens overlooking the swimming pool. Each guest room comes with LCD TV and DVD player, mini bar (Premium & suites), and mobile phone with free local and UK calls.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at the Anantara Siam Hotel Bangkok. The two-bedroom Family Suite (126 sqm) has two interconnecting rooms with a king size bed and two double beds. The Family suite with a lounge and dining space can accommodate up to 6 persons. The hotel provides good facilities including children's amenities in the room, children's menus and equipment such as high chairs, cots etc, a mini playground and babysitting on request.

Dine 

Guests at the Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel have a choice of four dining options: the Italian Biscotti; Madison steakhouse; Japanese Shintaro; and the charming Spice Market for traditional Thai dishes. The hotel’s Sunday brunch is popular with the locals and should be booked well in advance. The excellent breakfast buffet caters to both European and Thai tastes. Small bites are also served in the hotel lobby, in the informal Mocha and Muffins café or open-air Aqua cocktail lounge.

Relax 

There is a magnificent 25m pool surrounded with tropical plants and sun loungers, perfect place to relax after a day out exploring Bangkok city. There is also Anantara Spa built in traditional Thai architecture with lavish spa suites that feature a private Roman style tub and steam room for luxurious relaxation. Other facilities include a fully-equipped fitness centre, squash court and complimentary yoga and aerobics classes. 

Experience 

Anantara Siam Bangkok Hotel can arrange excursions to tourist spots like the temples, Erawan Shrine and the floating market to get a taste of the historic city. Nearby sites include Siam Square, Bangkok’s best shopping district, Lumpini Park and Jim Thompson House, the personal residence of silk exporter. Further to the west is the 18th-century Grand Palace, a magnificent visual spectacle of royal Thai culture and Wat Arun, one of Southeast Asia’s most recognisable monuments.