Explore Mandarin Oriental Bangkok

#BangkokHotel Mandarin Oriental Hotel Bangkok actually has 13 restaurants/bars, of which the most famous is of course Author's Lounge. We can only find clues from the classical and elegant shape of the hall. This is the atrium of a century-old building with a unique 135-year history! The Authors’ Lounge is located in the Authors’ Wing of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Bangkok. It was completed in 1887 and was once a gathering place for many great European writers in the 19th century. Many literary masterpieces that have been passed down to later generations were completed here, such as George, the author of Animal Farm. George Owell, William, author of The Moon and Sixpence. Somerset. William Somerset Maugham, imagining the expressions of these great writers writing and thinking in the hotel, seems to add another irreplaceable cultural atmosphere to the afternoon tea hall. There is a cultural relic study room in the Authors’ Lounge, which displays items used by famous historical writers in the hotel, and even their works. Do you think this is a museum that cannot be touched? No, tenants can not only read precious historical books, but also use the classical and intellectual study space. The Bamboo Bar opened in the Oriental Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand as early as 1953, and has a history of 67 years. The Oriental Hotel began operations in 1879 and was the first hotel in Thailand. In 1974, the hotel was acquired by the Mandarin Oriental Group and was renamed the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Bangkok. However, despite the changing times, the status of The Bamboo Bar has never changed. The biggest difference is that it has gradually become a well-known and respected local venue from an unknown small bar, attracting countless upper-class celebrities, jazz fans and cocktail fans every day.