Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, with the Chao Phraya River just downstairs. Good enough to shout out

Stepping into Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, the most legendary century-old luxury hotel brand, is like traveling back to the golden age described by literary masters. In its 148-year history, Mandarin has always been a legend among the legends of global luxury hotels and a frequent guest on the top of major hotel lists around the world. The renovated River Wing seamlessly blends classic and modern styles, and every detail whispers of past glory. - 🏨Mandarin Oriental Bangkok 📍Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the Mekong River! It is called the Writers Lounge (AUTHORS LOUNGE) because several well-known writers (Maugham, Conrad, Coward, Michener) have lived and created in Mandarin Oriental Bangkok for a long time. MO is regarded as the source of inspiration for world-famous writers🥃Hotel fans prefer to call it MO (Mandarin Oriental). MO is a hotel that countless old money and new rich are willing to collect stamps~ It is also the favorite hotel of Brother Leslie Cheung🏨 - Entering the lounge, the elegant ivory white is matched with the relaxing and elegant green bamboo and palm trees. The colonial architectural style, set off by white and green, creates a quiet world completely different from the outside world. Information about the writers is displayed everywhere, the cultural heritage accumulated over forty years spreads in every corner, and every set of tables and chairs exudes an indescribable literary atmosphere. - History and luxury coexist·Mandarin Oriental Exploration Tour 🌟Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, enjoys a century of elegance on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, as if time is moving slowly here. Each window is a flowing painting, with a panoramic view of the rising and setting of the sun and the moon by the river, complementing the prosperity on the other side. - 📕Hotel Features The Writers' Building is a two-story building. The first floor is the writers’ gallery and reading room for afternoon tea. The second floor is the Writers' Wing, where four famous writers' suites are named after four writers: Joseph Conrad (representative work "Lord Jim"), William Somerset Maugham (representative work "The Moon and Sixpence"), Noel Coward (representative work "Private Life") and James Michener (representative work "Hawaii"). Maugham wrote The Painted Veil here (people who study liberal arts are too fond of this 😢), and the hotel is full of traces of the celebrities who once gathered here.