New Riverside Hotel Wins Several World-Class Awards One Year After Opening

Nov 23, 2023

The new lifestyle hotel, The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok, next to the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, has won a host of awards one year since opening. These include awards for property design, hotel design, excellent service, and top-class spa rewards.

Bangkok, Thailand - November 23, 2023 —

The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok, a lifestyle hotel owned and operated by Salil Hospitality, is celebrating one year since its grand opening. In that year, the hotel, located in Charoen Krung by Chao Praya River in the city’s downtown, won a wide range of world-class awards, helping to situate it as one of the best hotels in terms of design, decor, and service, including those provided by their world-class spa facilities.


Quality is ensured in every part of The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok, from its European-inspired building, interior design by BEGRAY, and a focus on 5-star service. This has helped the team win a wide range of awards, highlighting many of the hotel’s best qualities.


Some of the rewards include the International Property Awards, in which it was awarded the New Hotel Construction & Design Thailand Award, highlighting the excellence in construction and design of the building. Meanwhile, Haute Grandeur, who gives awards for outstanding hotel, spa, and restaurant experiences, named the Salil Hotel Riverside as the Best Lifestyle Hotel. Lastly, The World Travel Hotel Awards, which aim to acknowledge and celebrate excellence across the global travel industry, named The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok as Thailand’s Leading City Hotel 2023. 


The team at The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok, is proud to have won these awards and has continued to provide the same quality of service one year, later. As a concept living space, aiming to help guests Stay, Taste, Work, Shop, Socialize, and Relax, the hotel offers a wide selection of rooms, including a Family Room, Presidential Suite, and The Penthouse, with a whole host of amenities. These include The Ballroom, with a capacity for 200 guests in an elegant 289 sqm space with theater configurations available, as well as the Shaloba, a plush coffee bar and relaxation space partnered with the hotel, open to all guests and visitors throughout the day, and available to use as a pre-function area for welcome drinks and breaks during events. 


There are also 11 separate drink and dining venues, offering a wide selection of eating and chill spaces, including local Thai fine cuisine from Nava, fresh seafood dishes prepared in Western and Asian style from Jumbo Lobster, and cigars and whiskey from Havana Cigars. Those looking for pampering indulgence can enjoy the offerings of the HARNN Heritage Spa, which has won three awards for its services, such as Best Spa Design Theme – Asia, Best Luxury New Hotel Spa – South East Asia and Best Luxury Riverside Spa - Global


With this award-winning hotel, there are several types of facilities for full relaxation in Bangkok. Staying in is full of activities and delights. Going to explore Bangkok is convenient due to the hotel’s location both by land and river. 


For more information about The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok use the contact details below:

Contact Info:
Name: Apapan Woramit
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Organization: The Salil Hotel Riverside - Bangkok
Address: 2052/7-9 Charoenkrung 72/1 Alley, Wat Phrayakrai, Bangkholaem, Bangkok 10120, Thailand
Phone: +66 (0) 02 8448787
Website: https://thesalilriverside.com/

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