THE RAWEEKANLAYA BANGKOK WELLNESS CUISINE RESORT, Bangkok

The Raweekanlaya Bangkok - A heritage wellness resort with a 120-year-old Banyan tree, spa services, and royal history

Set in a late 1800s residence of King Vajiravudh's royal governess, this 5-star Bangkok hotel spans 9687.5 ft^2 of gardens in the Dusit district. The Raweekanlaya features 38 rooms designed with Old-Siam heritage elements, each named after King Rama VI's celebrated play 'Mattanapata.' A full-service spa offers massages and body treatments, while recreational facilities include an outdoor pool with a pool bar serving fresh juices and artisan cocktails. The Raweekanlaya Dining serves Thai cuisine using organic ingredients from local farmers. The property houses a fitness center, conference facilities spanning 1119 square feet, and 30 parking spaces. Located 0.5 miles from Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall, the hotel provides access to Thewet Pier, Temple of the Emerald Buddha (1 mile), and Khaosan Road.

Pros

Built as a royal residence in the late 1800s, preserving authentic historical architecture

Each room features a unique Thai poem and artistic elements from the Rama VI era

9687.5 ft^2 garden centered around a 120-year-old Banyan tree

Restaurant sources organic ingredients from small-scale local farmers

Cons

18.5 miles distance from Don Muang Airport

Some rooms in the City Wing are windowless