Essence of Thailand

Choose between a walk from the hotel to visit the Suan Pakkad Palace Museum, known for its Thai antiques like Ban Chiang pottery that is over 4,000 years old. At the museum, find a collection of five traditional pavilions – a stunning example of Thai architecture. The famous Lacquer Pavilion is over 450 years old and it’s truly remarkable. – OR – Take the coach to visit one of Bangkok's best-known temples, Wat Benchamabophit Dusitvanaram – popularly known as the Marble temple. Join Buddhist monks in their daily chanting. This immensely popular attraction showcases Bangkok’s lavish design of high gables, stepped-out roofs and elaborate finials.

Choose between a truly relaxing one-hour Thai massage experience. The art of the massage was brought to Thailand as part of a Buddhist desire to help people feel relaxed and refreshed. Lie on a floor mat to access a greater range of motion, as Thai massage applies gentle pressure and stretching – an ancient healing practice. – OR – Visit a local restaurant situated on sprawling greens and boasting a truly romantic atmosphere. Enjoy traditional Thai food cooked fresh using the best ingredients available as well as a glass of wine or a beer.