Navalai River Resort

The Riverside Bangkok hotel provides 74 comfortable rooms with oriental wooden decoration and is equipped with colour TV featuring popular cable channels compliment with a DVD player for your private entertainment, key card access, in-room security box, IDD Call, mini bar, bath tube with hot/cold water and private large balcony.

• 45.5 sqm
• One king size bed
• Ultimate view of The Chao Phraya River
• Suitable for honeymoon couple

• 38.5 sqm
• One king size bed
• Ultimate view of The Chao Phraya River
• Suitable for honeymoon couple

• 34.7 sqm
• One king size bed or two single beds
• City view

• 30 sqm
• One King size bed or two single beds
• Offers a private feel
• Side view

The hotel boasts a rooftop swimming pool, Jacuzzi and a poolside bar with panorama views of the river. Wireless internet access spread through the hotel is available to fulfil your business requirements and massage treatments are offered to relax and unwind even the stressed of travellers. Enjoy a cooked breakfast buffet in the morning and indulge in the delicacies created by our chefs at our restaurant or just unwind at our coffee shop.

At Aquatini, you can enjoy a selection of delicious Thai-European cuisine with a range of cocktails. The open air river terrace means you can enjoy the cool river breeze and completely relax.

With a taxi service being offered you can opt to venture out of the city or journey to nearby attractions. There is something for everyone in Bangkok from shopping malls, a famous nightlife to dinner cruises.

There is plenty to do whilst staying in Bangkok and with the resort’s excellent location, there are many local. For instance, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha which is located inside the grounds of the Grand Palace. This is Thailand’s most valued temple and features the magnificent Emerald Buddha which dates back to the 14th century. A definite must see and less than a mile away from the resort. More specifically nearby, there is The National Gallery, Bangkok National Museum and the stunning Phra Pin Khao Bridge which links Rattanakosin Island with Thonburi.