Travel back to our lives and many of us are crushing to travel somewhere, so you may be looking for inspiration for your next big adventure. For me at least, I jumped at the chance when I was given the opportunity to visit Thailand as the trip was itchy as soon as I got back on the card. To celebrate the opening of the new Four Seasons Bangkok, I traveled with four seasons and visited their incredible properties across the country. So if you’re wondering which Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts are worth visiting in Thailand, I’m trying to spill the beans!
Four Seasons Bangkok (Chao Phraya River)
Most visitors to Thailand will land in Bangkok, so we’ll start here. As an international hub for the capital and Thailand, it is no surprise that Bangkok is the first destination for many travelers. But as someone who lives in the city, after finishing my trip in Bangkok, I quickly decided to choose relaxation and poolside mimosa first. But, no matter which way you look, it makes sense to visit Bangkok first.
Bangkok is one of the most visited cities in the world and is often at the top of the list. And as someone who visited almost 10 years ago and just returned to me,
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Four seasons of the Samui River
The country certainly doesn’t lack the best islands in the world to visit, so it’s easy to think straight to the Thai Islands when you’re visiting. And you ask me, Koh Samui is a cream of the crop. And for this reason, the Four Seasons of the Samui River are one of the most famous hotels in the country.
Each ocean-facing suite offers its own private pool, an oversized bathtub and views of the Gulf of Thailand. But it was a hidden garden spa that really stole the show for me. One of the best massages of my life is the most memorable moment from my stay.
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Four Seasons Golden Triangle
For me, the Four Seasons Golden Triangle is the most special hotel in the collection. Imagine being in an oversized canvas tent hidden on a hill overlooking Myanmar and Laos. Prepare for one of the most incredible stays in your life as the hotel feels like it’s picked up from the depths of African safari locations and placed in a mysterious Thai jungle. Oh, and did I say that local elephants make their way to breakfast to join you every morning? Read our full review for more details.
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Four Seasons Chiang Mai
Finally, the four seasons Chiang Mai are located where the increasingly popular name of Chiang Mai points to it. This region in northern Thailand is becoming an increasingly popular stop for Thai visitors. So if you’re looking for a special and slightly less place that’s special only for tourists, this is a great choice. The resort is located a short 30-minute drive from the main city, so plan your stay in at least 1-2 days and plenty of time to enjoy the city.
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