Three decades ago, in Sept 1993, Bangkok welcomed one of the city’s very first luxury wellness retreats, the Oriental Spa, at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.
Set in a meticulously restored century-old golden teakwood house on the bank of the Chao Phraya River, the spa was designed by world-acclaimed interior specialist John Morford to recreate a serene space that evoked the refined elegance of an upscale Thai home. The concept is amplified by an array of Thai-inspired holistic therapies, perfectly aligning with its architectural elegance.
Today, featuring 14 private treatment rooms across the three-storey manor and a comprehensive range of body and facial treatments and fitness sessions, the Oriental Spa continues to set new standards in spa experiences.
Among the most popular options on the menu is the “Essence of Thailand series” of treatments that employ deep-rooted…
