Siri Sala Bangkok

Thailand, Thailand

Highlights

  • Waterfront: Siri Sala is the first and only private waterfront villa of its kind in Bangkok.
  • City location: Situated across from Wat Suwannaram, a royal temple famous for its stunning murals painted by artists Kru Thong Yu and Kru Kong Pae.
  • House with Character: With its gabled roofs, intricate wood panelling, and traditional concave door frames, Siri Sala is a modern interpretation of Thai living, preserving the charm of its heritage.
  • Historical District: Located in Bangkok’s historical district, the villa allows guests to explore the city’s vibrant past, with curated tours and activities offering an insider’s view of Thai culture.
  • Saltwater Pool: A 20-metre saltwater pool provides a tranquil retreat with stunning views of the canals, designed with colours that complement the natural landscape.
  • Expansive Grounds: The villa’s lush gardens, tranquil ponds, and expansive outdoor spaces are a celebration of Thai heritage.
  • Tailored Experiences: Meals are cooked to order, cocktails are served by the pool or terrace, and bespoke tours and activities are crafted to guests preferences.

What you need to know

  • Rooms: The 6 suites at Siri Sala each feature a separate living space, bedroom, and bathroom, offering guests a perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living. Five suites are located on the second floor, while the sixth suite on the first floor can be transformed into a private spa.
  • Sleeps: Accommodates up to 12 guests in a fully private, city retreat.
  • Pool & Spa: The villa’s 20-metre saltwater pool overlooks the peaceful canals, offering an idyllic space for both leisurely dips and invigorating laps. The carefully chosen tile colours blend harmoniously with the river’s natural hues, while the wooden steps leading into the pool pay homage to Bangkok’s traditional stilt houses, where ladders often descend directly to the water.
  • Features: Siri Sala showcases a blend of heritage and luxury, with the Ruen Deum Heritage House offering a glimpse into Bangkok’s architectural past. The gardens highlight Thailand’s botanical heritage, while the library provides a peaceful retreat for cultural exploration. The semi-outdoor living room, designed in the traditional tai toon style, enhances natural airflow, and the open-air courtyard with ponds adds serenity. The 6-metre teak dining table, crafted from the original floorboards, serves as the heart of the villa, while the kitchen reflects traditional Thai design with modern amenities for private dining and cooking experiences.
  • Staff: The villa is supported by a dedicated team, including a villa manager, professional chef, housekeeping staff, and 24-hour security.
  • Activities: At Siri Sala, guests can enjoy a variety of activities including canal boat tours, a Thai cooking class, and lotus flower folding. Engage in private Muay Thai classes, learn traditional Thai dance, or experience performances from talented Thai musicians.

Why we love Siri Sala

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Siri Sala is truly one-of-a-kind, located right in the heart of the city. It’s the only private villa in Bangkok making it a great combination option if you’re looking for a cross of city vibes and a beachy escape.

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Siri Sala is conveniently accessible by both boat and car. By boat, it takes just 10 minutes to reach the Grand Palace and 30 minutes to Icon Siam/Central Pier. If travelling by car, the villa is only 10 minutes (2.5 miles) from the Grand Palace, 25 minutes (5 miles) from the central business district, and approximately 45 minutes (22 miles) from Suvarnabhumi International Airport.

Yes, children of all ages are welcome, however, no babysitting services are available.

  • Bangkok Noi: A historically rich neighbourhood, dating back at least 500 years, known as the ancient fruit garden of Siam, once teeming with fruit orchards.
  • Royal Barge Museum: A fascinating stop on a boat ride through Bangkok Noi, showcasing traditional royal barges.
  • Temples: Explore beautiful temples along the riverbanks, including the famous Wat Suwannaram.
  • Floating Markets: Visit vibrant floating markets offering a glimpse into local life.
  • Old Wooden Houses on Stilts: Discover charming, traditional wooden houses that have stood the test of time.
  • Wat Suwannaram: Situated directly across from Siri Sala, this royal temple is home to famous murals by renowned artists Kru Thong Yu and Kru Kong Pae.

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