The Peninsula Bangkok

From the jungles of Chiang Mai in the north to the tropical islands in the south, this holiday encompasses everything a first-time visitor to Thailand could wish for.

Highlights of Thailand

14 days from $5,044pp

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Captivating Bangkok, the peaceful hill tribes of Northern Thailand, gentle river journeys plus temples and elephants. This 12 day holiday combining Thailand and Luang Prabang in Laos gives a varied insight into this charming region of South East Asia.

Thailand and Laos

12 days from $4,825pp

The perfect itinerary for a first time visitor to Cambodia. From the bustling streets of Phnom Penh to Cambodian jungles, a tropical island retreat and the sublime complex of temples at Angkor.

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Cambodia

Highlights of Cambodia

14 days from $5,192pp

Whether a honeymoon, a well-deserved break or family travels, this 15-day holiday to Indonesia would, with a few bespoke tweaks, suit all options. It includes the highlights of Bali, with both the beach and the cultural heart of Ubud plus time searching…

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Indonesia

Highlights of Indonesia

15 days from $6,476pp

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This two-week holiday to Malaysian Borneo explores the state of Sabah from Danum Valley to Sepilok and Kota Kinabalu, including wildlife encounters, tropical jungles, mountains and idyllic beaches.

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Malaysia

Best of Malaysian Borneo

14 days from $5,863pp

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From the jungles of Chiang Mai in the north to the tropical islands in the south, this holiday encompasses everything a first-time visitor to Thailand could wish for.

Highlights of Thailand

14 days from $5,044pp

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Thailand and Laos

12 days from $4,825pp

The perfect itinerary for a first time visitor to Cambodia. From the bustling streets of Phnom Penh to Cambodian jungles, a tropical island retreat and the sublime complex of temples at Angkor.

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Cambodia

Highlights of Cambodia

14 days from $5,192pp

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Indonesia

Highlights of Indonesia

15 days from $6,476pp

This two-week holiday to Malaysian Borneo explores the state of Sabah from Danum Valley to Sepilok and Kota Kinabalu, including wildlife encounters, tropical jungles, mountains and idyllic beaches.

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Malaysia

Best of Malaysian Borneo

14 days from $5,863pp

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Where to stay

Some of the wonderful places to stay that we frequently recommended.

The Peninsula Bangkok £££££

Thailand
City

One of the finest properties in Bangkok, The Peninsula’s riverside location capitalises its position with panoramic views from every room where guests are assured legendary Thai service. Highlighting the best of Thai style and comfort with both traditional and contemporary elements. The Peninsula offers the iconic welcome of a green Rolls Royce, a sublime spa and the best riverside breakfast to be found in this part of the world.

Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Bangkok £££££

Thailand
City

The Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok has welcomed guests for more than 135 years and is the grande dame of the city. Overlooking Bangkok’s lifeline – the Chao Phraya River, which runs through the heart of Bangkok yet adjacent to easy transport route into the centre of town, the Mandarin Oriental is perfectly positioned to explore Bangkok. A paragon of contemporary luxury and rich in history, this hotel is filled with stories of the celebrated guests who have considered it home during their world travels. With 368 elegant suites and rooms, two pools and nine choices of restaurants and bars, the hotel is more akin to an urban retreat.

The Siam £££££

Thailand
City

The hotel is nestled amongst Bangkok’s historic palaces, temples and museums. A spacious property with suites, courtyard villas (some with private pools) and the delightful Connie’s Cottage – a century-old Thai teak house, now a pool villa, the Siam offers a relaxed and informal retreat in an otherwise hectic city. With a blend of art deco and traditional influences, the Siam is one of the most stunning properties in the city. There are regular boat shuttles plying the river making city access easy. With three acres of gardens, hidden courtyards and four restaurants and bars, the Siam really is an oasis of calm and style.

Eastern & Oriental Express £££££

Thailand

The golden age of travel lives on aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express luxury train. Winding through some of the world’s most beautiful and exotic landscapes, it voyages through Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, and on into Laos. A luxurious private cabin with windows perfect for watching the scenery unfold. A steward is on call 24 hours a day to ensure every need is met. Share experiences with fellow guests over cocktails and dinner. Meet local characters at our exciting destinations, from village elders and elephant handlers to knowledgeable wine experts.

Ariyasom Villa £££££

Thailand
City

Ariyasom Villa is a wonderfully personal 24-room boutique hotel, conveniently located in the heart of central Bangkok. The Villa was built in 1942 as a private home and is still owned and run by the granddaughter and her husband. The well-respected, predominantly vegetarian Na Aroon is open for stylish Thai food in the evening and gives a hearty breakfast for guests stetting off on a busy day of exploring before returning to the peaceful pool to cool off. Ariyasom is for those wanting something more unique in a cosmopolitan city.

COMO Metropolitan Hotel, Bangkok £££££

Thailand
City

The COMO Metropolitan Bangkok is a fresh city-centre hotel offering style, energy and exceptional service. Locally known as the Met, the hotel has 169 minimalist rooms, away from the urban hubbub of the city. The hotel combines a Thai edge with an Asian flair, an approach reflected in the award-winning cuisine, spa and one of Bangkok’s nicest lounge bars. Typically for COMO there is an excellent spa, a 25-metre pool and daily yoga.