Stay 

Ariyasom Villa offers just 24 air-conditioned rooms, spread out between the old and new wings. All individually decorated in traditional style with Lanna (northern Thai) and Ayutthaya (central Thai) influences. Expect polished teak floors, handcrafted hardwood furniture and decorated with original artwork. Entry level Studio and Deluxe rooms are comfortable but Executive rooms boast their own private balcony, while Executive Suites are set on two levels with traditional four-poster beds.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Ariyasom. Some of the rooms are able to connect, and two of the Executive Deluxe Rooms have separate living rooms which can accommodate a sofa bed, which are ideal for families. There are no other specific facilities available for children. 

Dine 

Experience healthy, vegetarian cuisine at the Na Aroon, Ariyasom Villa’s main restaurant. Located on the ground floor of its old villa, the restaurant with original teak wood floors, high ceilings and original artwork, exudes real old-world charm. The owners are vegetarians and passionate about preparing everything with fresh, organic and good quality ingredients. Non-vegetarians won’t be disappointed as there are some options with fish and seafood.

Relax 

Facilities at the Ariyasom Villa include a lovely pool, flanked with sun loungers and tropical garden. Adjacent to the pool is the Som Sen Spa, (small but beautiful) that offers a wide range of treatments, including massages and manicures, as well as featuring a steam room and a Jacuzzi. There is a spacious library and an open-air terrace, where a Buddhist monk give meditation classes.

Experience 

There is so much to do in Bangkok, that you will be spoilt for choice. The BTS Skytrain is the safest, most comfortable and convenient way to get around Bangkok and visit its impressive temples, palaces and Wats. City highlights include the Grand Palace, Jim Thompson House and Siam Square, known for its shopping malls. One day experience a ride on a long-tailed water taxi into a network of klongs (canals) that run through Bangkok and also visit its floating markets.