I truly love the Four Seasons Hotel at the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok!

The lobby area has a very open view, looking left: a water feature connects the entrance and the restaurant, with large black rocks adding a touch of wilderness; looking right: the courtyard is deep, with lush landscape trees and carefully arranged aquatic plants, and the Chao Phraya River is faintly visible in the distance. At this moment, just by following my mood and stepping in here, all the fatigue from the journey is swept away. The hotel's design is inspired by the Chao Phraya River, and this corridor is my favorite area of the entire hotel. The golden ceiling resembles the waves, and the breeze brings an immense sense of calm. The staircase extends downwards to the riverside, and the two infinity pools facing directly onto the Chao Phraya River are the finishing touches. The room I stayed in this time is a river-view king room, which features an open layout with a soft color scheme, and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a panoramic view of the outside scenery. The attention to detail and pursuit of materials reflect the aesthetics that Four Seasons consistently strives for and upholds. The breakfast restaurant is located by the river, where you can choose to sit indoors or outdoors. The morning is not too hot, and it's a pleasure to listen to the birds and the waves. The next time I return to Bangkok, I will still choose to come back to the Four Seasons.