Lost and Found is one of Bangkok’s newest and most unique event spaces. Designed by the famed Ashley Sutton, this venue opens a secretive location on the banks of the Chao Praya River and lets guests enter an underground location for a private event. 

Once a secret retreat for noble elites, who held lavish underground banquets while battles raged above, this opulent shelter was lost for centuries. Rediscovered by freedom seekers, the decadent destination is brought to life once again as a space where everyone has a place.

Siri Sala Villa is a collection of lovingly restored antique wooden Thai stilt houses situated on the banks of an ancient canal in Bangkok Noi. With its little-visited temples and ramshackle riverfront homes, this corner of Bangkok feels frozen in time. 

The exclusive property is accessible by road and by boat, meaning that guests can travel from direct from the back yard, jump in a boat, and cruise through the Klongs and onto the Chao Praya River to sights such as Wat Arun and the Royal Palace. Travelling in such a fashion helps one to realize why Bangkok used to be referred to as the ‘Venice of the Orient.” There are a myriad of special temples, museums, workshops, cafés, restaurants and bars situated along the maze of backwater canals to provide the perfect antidote to the typical Bangkok stay.   

Lhong 1919 is a striking venue located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, steeped in history and restored with modern sensibilities. Once a bustling Chinese warehouse, it has been transformed into an elegant event space, retaining its original architectural charm while offering contemporary conveniences. 

The venue encompasses several distinct spaces, each presenting a unique ambiance. Its whitewashed buildings, high wooden-beamed ceilings, and rustic brickwork offer a remarkable backdrop for events, creating a compelling blend of the historic and the modern. The riverside location further accentuates the beauty of this venue, providing captivating views and a tranquil atmosphere.

Nestled within the heart of Bangkok, the Glasshouse at Nai Lert Park presents an idyllic setting for any event, fusing urban sophistication with the tranquillity of nature. Embraced by lush greenery, this spacious indoor and outdoor venue lends itself to an atmosphere of serenity and grandeur. The Glasshouse is a highly elegant indoor space where nature can be brought inside and is ideal for a more intimate gatherings and corporate events. 

Outside lies The Lawn. A vast expanse of immaculately manicured green space that can comfortably host an event of 200+ guests.

Immerse your event in the enchanting ambiance of the Chao Phraya River aboard the Pruek Cruise, Bangkok. A unique floating venue, it offers an unparalleled experience combining luxury, culture, and the mesmerizing river's allure. Built almost entirely out of teak wood the yacht has been designed to demonstrate the classic and timeless Thai aesthetic.

Stepping on board, guests are first accommodated at the horseshoe-shaped, marble-topped Champagne bar, stocked exclusively by Piper-Heidsieck. Drinks in hand, guests make their way across the first floor, which opens up into a luxurious air-conditioned lounge room with wall-to-wall glass windows for sweeping views of the city and its ever active river life.

Located in a restored warehouse, The Never Ending Summer operates in an airy room with soaring ceilings. Traces of industrial characteristics are still present in the interior but are removed from minds by sophisticated modern furnishings. The chef’s collected the owners’ favourite childhood recipes from old cookbooks belonging to high society matrons and created a nostalgic menu that includes pork stuffed with salted egg and wrapped with egg noodles.