FOUR SEASONS HOTEL BANGKOK AT

CHAO PHRAYA RIVER | After experiencing Capella Bangkok in March, it was no surprise that this time I stayed at the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River, which is owned by the same owner and is right next to it. Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, Four Seasons at the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok features public areas that smoothly connect indoor and outdoor spaces with water features, while green plants and pools create an interesting visual effect, creating a quiet oasis full of vitality and style. Every day I enjoy walking from the lobby through this oasis to the swimming pool, and then passing the art gallery back to the lobby. The Deluxe King Room with River View is 50 square meters in size. It has a warm and elegant design, plenty of natural light, and the bedding selection that Four Seasons is proud of. The bottle of Cold Brew Ice Tea served as the turndown service is impeccable. BKK Social Club, which was rated as one of Asia's 50 Best Bars, is highly recommended for a drink. The cocktails they produce once made Mrs. Ni exclaim in amazement. Compared to the Stella Bar next door which has a strong internet celebrity attribute, the atmosphere of this bar is more chill. The hotel service was also very considerate of my mood. Since I checked out of the room an hour later than the scheduled time, the hotel manager quickly caught my displeasure and immediately arranged a Mercedes S-Class airport drop-off service for me on the day of my departure, which immediately turned my cloudy mood into sunny. Well, it's a bit hopeless. The only two complaints are that the hotel is almost completely occupied by Koreans. The entire riverside swimming pool is filled with Koreans shouting and yelling, which makes people feel irritated. Secondly, the sound insulation of the guest rooms is not ideal. In the early morning, you can clearly hear the laughter of the waves next door. Upon careful listening, it is Koreans again. Compared with Capella next door, this place lacks a sense of seclusion, and the guest rooms are slightly inferior. Of course, the public areas completely crush Capella. But this does not affect my love for this Four Seasons Hotel.