Shanghai Mansion Bangkok - SHA Extra Plus in Bangkok, Thailand

Shanghai Mansion Bangkok - SHA Extra Plus

Relax and rejuvenate at Shanghai Mansion, Chinatown’s best known and award-winning boutique hotel. Already a short walk from the MRT Wat Mangkorn underground metro station. Getting to and from Shanghai Mansion, and connecting to Bangkok’s top shopping market and nightlife districts, is ever so easy! As soon as you cross the red bridge into Shanghai Mansion, you enter dynamic Shanghai 1930’s temperament blending heritage with modern living. The Shanghai Mansion Bangkok building along with its adjacent structures on both sides has a meaningful historical story spanning over 130 years. Feel free to delve into the numerous gold shops including the city’s oldest gold shop dating back to the 1880’s! Yaowarat is known for its bustling nights where tantalizing food from simple finger bites to exclusive Peking Duck awaits your culinary discovery.After the stalls slowly disappear from the main street, sneak over to Soi Nana, Bangkok’s hippest nightlife area with fabulous bars to finish the night in grand style, or take it slow and enjoy one of our award-winning Spa Burasari Treatments. From the Chinese fusion culinary delights of Red Rose Restaurant with live jazz-music opening right out onto Yaowarat, to an oasis of tranquility resplendent throughout the hotel. All the rooms are elegantly furnished without windows, embellished with opaque tinted glasses to maintain its enchanting ancient appearance and atmosphere, and beautifully crafted with a passion for the arts, highlighting Shanghai Manion's romantic, opulent, and seductive 1930s. Chinatown, with all its hidden mystique and exotic wonders, beckons you to explore it. Step off the main street and try some traditional Chinese coffee at the century-old coffee shops, a favorite stop for many locals. From the Chinese fusion culinary delights of Red Rose Restaurant with live jazz-music opening right out onto Yaowarat, to an oasis of tranquility resplendent throughout the hotel. All the rooms are elegantly furnished without windows, embellished with opaque tinted glasses to maintain its enchanting ancient appearance and atmosphere, and beautifully crafted with a passion for the arts, highlighting Shanghai Manion's romantic, opulent, and seductive 1930s. Chinatown, with all its hidden mystique and exotic wonders, beckons you to explore it. Step off the main street and try some traditional Chinese coffee at the century-old coffee shops, a favorite stop for many locals. 

• Rating: 8.5
• Stars: 4