Rooms and suites

Grand Deluxe Rooms of 60 square meters face either the city or the river, and One Bedroom Suites of 70 square meters add a separate living room. Two Bedroom Suites of 120 square meters, Premier Suites of 125 and 250 square meters and a 465-square-meter Presidential Suite cover bigger groups. Most rooms look over the river, the skyline or both, so choose a River View category if the water is the point. A Club Lounge is available for a surcharge.

Pool and fitness

The 35-meter infinity pool on the 6th floor has views over the city and river, two children's pools and a jacuzzi, with an outdoor playground beside it. The fitness center is open around the clock and has separate saunas for men and women.

Getting around by river

From Sathorn Pier, the Chao Phraya Express Boat heads north to Ratchawong Pier for Chinatown, Memorial Bridge Pier for the flower market and Tha Chang Pier for the Grand Palace, each a short walk from the landing. For Wat Arun, ride to Tha Tien and cross by ferry. The shuttle boat may be suspended in heavy rain, so check the current timetable before you set out.

Restaurants and bars

Five restaurants and bars are open to hotel guests and visitors alike, and reservations are recommended at busy times, especially evenings at Cloud 36.

River Barge is the riverside restaurant, serving Thai, Chinese and international dishes on the banks of the Chao Phraya from breakfast to dinner, with themed seafood buffets on weekend evenings.

Silver Waves by Boon serves modern Cantonese food and dim sum on the 36th floor, overseen by chef Ho Chee Boon, with views over the river and skyline.

Cloud 36 is the rooftop bar, with 360-degree views of the Chao Phraya and cocktails built on Asian herbs and spices.

The Lobby Lounge looks onto the garden and serves cakes, pastries, drinks and afternoon tea, and Flow is the pool bar, delivering drinks and meals to the loungers.

Sources: Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok, hotel FAQ, 2026 factsheet, dining, shuttle boat. Checked September 25, 2026.