Centrally located in the heart of the Thai capital, this hidden gem exudes Eastern colonial grandeur as it is housed in a charmingly restored colonial mansion.

The interior decor of Eugenia is a lavish assemblage of cushy armchairs, parquet flooring and some 300-plus antiques pieces from the owner's private collection. High ceilings, four-poster beds and hand-beaten copper bathtubs dominate the four suites of The Eugenia. In an effort to preserve the buildings authentic feel, no elevator is installed in the hotel however modern amenities and round-the-clock concierge service is available.  Should you wish to travel the city in style, Jaguars and Mercedes limousines are available to chauffeur guests.

In the rear courtyard of The Eugenia, the celadon-tiled swimming pool and Thai sala entice the visitor to take a welcome respite from Bangkok's sweltering heat. Drawing inspiration from the great Chinese voyager of the same name, the Zheng He Lounge pampers guests by offering an array of gourmet coffee and tea, as well as western and oriental breakfasts.  The Eugenia's D.B. Bradley Dining Room, named after the first Western missionary doctor to the kingdom, enthralls with its gourmet offering of cross-culture delicacies.

Facilities:

• Swimming pool
• Library - a well-stocked collection of art, design and cuisine books
• Limousine service 

Dining: 

• D. B. Bradley Dining Room - international gourmet specialties
• Zheng He Lounge - light meals, gourmet coffee and tea

Room type:

12 elegant suites in four categories: Eugenia, Sawadee, Wattana and Siam Suites

67, Soi Sukhumvit 31, North Klongtan,
Wattana, Bangkok Thailand 1011

The Eugenia is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Bangkok within walking distance to Phrom Phong Skytrain Station and a 30-minute drive from the international airport. 

Who should go?
A restored 19^th century 3-storey colonial mansion, the Eugenia exudes plenty of style and old world charm. No elevator is installed to preserve the Eugenia's authenticity. This chic boutique hotel will surely appeal to discerning travelers with refined taste as rooms are tastefully fitted with antique furniture, four-poster beds, dark wood floors and copper bathtubs. With only 12 suites available, guests are assured of a 'home away from home' feel when they stay in this family-owned hotel.

When to go?
Bangkok has three main seasons. From December to February the weather is cool and dry, making it a very pleasant time to explore the city on foot. Temperatures begin to rise in March and the hot weather lasts until May, with temperatures often soaring to 40ºC. Bangkok experiences its rainy season from May to November which is characterized by frequent downpours. The city roads and rivers flood frequently during this time of year. 

Where is it?
The Eugenia is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Bangkok on Sukhumvit Soi 31 where several shopping centers are located nearby. It is within walking distance to Phrom Phong Skytrain Station and the international airport is a 30-minute drive away.

What's not to be missed?
Travel the Thai capital in a vintage sedan. Read a book in the Zazen's library. Sip tea in the lounge or inviting courtyard. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool on a balmy afternoon. Relax with a rejuvenating shower in the copper bathtub. Relish a cross-cultured specialty in D.B. Bradley Dining Room.

What's cooking?
Named after a Christian missionary who introduced Western medicine into Siam, the D. B. Bradley Dining Room serves a wide array of European and Oriental delicacies in a sophisticated atmosphere. The lounge, named after the great Chinese voyager Admiral Zheng He, is a cozy place to savor gourmet coffee and breakfast delights by day and vodkas by night.