Pleasure is Mandarin Oriental hotel’s business in Bangkok – in pictures

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  The Mandarin Oriental hotel overlooks Chao Praya River in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  Five-star hotel limousine service at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  The Selandia Presidential Suite at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok was named after the legendary ship The Selandia. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  A living room in one of the Authors’ suite at the Mandarin Oriental Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  A Mandarin room at the Mandarin Oriental at Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  A Deluxe room at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  A view from the Authors' wing, where suites are tributes to some of the great literary figures that have statyed at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  The Graham Greene suite in the Authors' wing at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  Inside one of the State Rooms located between the 3rd and 9th floors of the River Wing of Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  An Executive suite at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  The Spa at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok has been consistently voted among the best in the world. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  The Spa at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok includes 10 treatment rooms, five specialty suits and Moroccan rhassoul among others. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  Above, the terrace of the Verandah restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental in Bangkok. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

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  Across the Chao Phraya River from the hotel, Sala Rim Naam restaurant serves traditional Thai cuisine. Courtesy Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group

The Mandarin Oriental hotel along the Chao Praya River in Bangkok is undertaking a series of changes that will extend the almost 140-year old hotel’s offering, for both business and leisure travellers, over the coming three years.