Aman Nai Lert Bangkok

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok is Bangkok’s newest urban sanctuary and the third urban sanctuary in the Aman group. The luxurious hotel is located in Lai Nert Park, a green oasis in the heart of the Thai capital’s prestigious diplomatic district. The 36-storey hotel has 52 suites and 34 branded residences. It also has a sumptuous spa and wellness facilities, seven outstanding food and beverage outlets, a fitness center, and an outdoor swimming pool.

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The Back Story

**Nai Lert Park Heritage House as viewed from the terrace of Ma Maison in Bangkok, Thailand. Photo Credit: Accidental Travel Writer.**

The Aman Nai Lert Bangkok is located within Nai Lert Park, a seven-acre oasis in the heart of Bangkok.

According to the Nai Lert Group, the Nai Lert Park Heritage House, which is also located in the park, was built in 1915 by Phraya Bhakdinoraseth, a.k.a. Nai Lert, a prominent investor, developer, and environmentalist. As one of the first Western style homes to be built in Bangkok, it served as his permanent residence. It remained in the family for three generations.

In 2012, Nai Lert’s descendants unanimously decided to convert the residence into a heritage property for the good of the “greater community”.

“Almost three years of restoration work has returned Nai Lert Park Heritage Home to the former grandeur, leaving the teak wooden floors, pillars, and century-old trees intact,” the Nai Lert Group website says. It was opened to the public in 2015.

“Nai Lert Park Heritage Home was turned into a museum filled with historical memorabilia from three generations – each corner and the thousands of artifacts within are parts of an enthralling history about the life and legacy of Phraya Bhakdinoraseth,” the website says.

As for the hotel, it was built in collaboration with Aman, which manages it. It was designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, an influential Belgian-born hotel designer, whose projects span the globe.

“It follows that local art was central to the aesthetic, with bespoke pieces created in collaboration with Thai artists.” an Aman press release says.

Blogger’s Note:

There are several restaurants in the park, and by coincidence, I dined at two of them during a press trip to Bangkok a few years back. You can read my reviews at the links below:

Ma Maison – a lovely Thai restaurant located in the house museum. You can read my review here: Ma Maison.
Lady L Garden Bistro – a charming garden eatery serving Western comfort food. You can read my review here: Lady L.

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok – Accommodation

***Suite – Aman Lai Nert Bangkok. Photo Credit: Aman.***

Aman Lai Nert Bangkok has 52 suites, and 34 branded residences. Starting at 94 square metres, the suites are among the largest hotel suites in Bangkok, boasting floor-to-ceiling windows.

The largest suite, the residential style Aman Suites, measures an astonishing 713 square meters. Occupying an entire floor, it has three bedrooms, an entertainment room, and a private spa.

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok – Food and Beverage

***Cigar Bar – Aman Nai Lert Bangkok**. Photo Credit: Aman.***

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok has seven food and beverage outlets, including an Italian restaurant, a Thai restaurant, two Japanese restaurants, a pool bar, a cigar bar, and a rooftop lounge.

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok – Facilities

***Swimming Pool – Aman Nai Lert Bangkok**. Photo Credit: Aman.***

A century-old Sompong tree punctuates an elliptical void in the hotel’s outdoor swimming pool, reflecting the hotel’s cutting edge architecture and commitment to the environment.

Aman Nai Lert Bangkok also has one of Bangkok’s largest spa and wellness centers. The 1,500-square-meter facility, which includes a medical wellness clinic, spans three floors.

In addition, there is a spa, which draws on traditional Thai healing practices. It has eight treatment rooms, a steam room, a Jacuzzi, and a lounge.

Other facilities include steam rooms, saunas, cold plunge pools, and hydrotherapy facilities. There is also a state-of-the-art fitness centre as well as movement studios for yoga, Pilates, and personal training.

Aman Group – Overview

**Amanpuri overlooks the Andaman Sea in Phuket, an tropicaql island in Southern Thailand. Photo Credit: Aman.**

Aman was founded in 1988, when it opened its first retreat, Amanpuri, which means “place of peace,” in the southern Thai island of Phuket. Overlooking the Andaman Sea, the exclusive property occupies its own peninsula. It closes annually during the off season for a two-month renovation!

Since then, Aman has opened 35 exclusive hotels, resorts, and branded residences. They range from urban sanctuaries to rural retreats in 20 locations around the world.

Aman Nai Lai Bangkok is Aman’s third urban sanctuary. The others are located in New York’s iconic Crown Building in the heart of midtown Manhattan and Tokyo’s imposing Otemachi Tower in the historic Chiyoda district, home to the Imperial Palace.

Aman introduced a new hotel brand in 2020, Janu, which means “soul” in Sanskrit. The first Janu hotel opened in Tokyo in 2024. Several more Janu hotels are in the pipeline.

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