Bangkok – The Langham Hospitality Group (LHG), a globally renowned hotel brand, has announced its grand return to Thailand with the launch of “The Langham, Bangkok” at the historic Customs House building along the Chao Phraya River. The hotel is not only a realization of LHG’s dream to create a hotel that seamlessly blends cultural preservation with hotel development, but also sets a new standard for the five-star hospitality industry in the region, with a strong focus on sustainability.
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Bob van den Oord, Chief Executive Officer of Langham Hospitality Group, said, “We are thrilled to be back in Thailand.The Langham, Bangkok will be a hotel that perfectly blends luxury with Thai cultural heritage, and will be a destination that travelers from around the world will want to visit. We prioritize sustainable development and are committed to minimizing our environmental impact.”
The Langham, Bangkok aims to attract a diverse clientele, including both international and Thai tourists who appreciate luxurious and unique experiences. The hotel particularly targets regional and international business travelers, as well as leisure travelers seeking a blend of Thai essence and international luxury.
LHG has plans to continuously expand its presence in Asia, particularly in China, where it expects to have 50 hotels in the future. LHG is also looking for opportunities to open hotels in other key cities across Asia, such as Korea, Japan, and additional locations in China.
A Harmonious Blend of Past and Present
The Langham, Bangkok is housed in the Customs House building, constructed in 1888 and designed in the neo-Palladian style by Italian architect Joachim Grassi. This building was once a symbol of Bangkok’s commercial prosperity and a gateway to Thailand. It has hosted numerous dignitaries and royalty, and was even the site where King Chulalongkorn returned from his European tour in 1907.
LHG and Rabbit Holdings, the project developer, are committed to preserving the historical essence of the Customs House while seamlessly integrating modern luxury and amenities. The meticulous restoration will honor the building’s original architectural features, alongside contemporary design and state-of-the-art facilities, with a focus on energy efficiency and environmental impact reduction.
Unparalleled and Unique Experiences
The Langham, Bangkok will offer exceptional and unique experiences, starting with the introduction of T’ang Court, the three Michelin-starred Cantonese restaurant from Hong Kong, to create an unparalleled dining experience. Additionally, a unique destination bar and world-class pastry creations will make this hotel a new landmark that food enthusiasts worldwide won’t want to miss.
For those seeking relaxation, Chuan Spa, The Langham’s renowned wellness retreat, will offer spa experiences that blend traditional Thai massage techniques with Chinese medicine principles. Guests can also enjoy stunning views of the Chao Phraya River from their rooms and ballrooms. The hotel also offers comprehensive wellness programs, such as a collaboration with the Well Sleep Society to ensure restful sleep for all, and partnerships with nutritionists to create healthy menus.
The Langham, Bangkok will celebrate the Renaissance era of Siam by elegantly blending traditional Thai elements with the building’s Western architectural features. This harmonious fusion will be reflected throughout the hotel, from the guest rooms and river-facing ballrooms to the serene spa and inviting common areas.
Commitment to Sustainable Development
LHG is dedicated to creating environmentally friendly hotels, with a goal to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045. The hotel will be plastic-free in guest rooms and will work with local suppliers to support the community’s economy. Additionally, the hotel has received EarthCheck certification, a global standard for sustainable tourism.
The launch of The Langham, Bangkok marks the grand return of Langham to Thailand, 15 years after the closure of its hotel in Koh Samui. The hotel is expected to open in 2026 and will be a luxury hotel competing with other leading hotels in Bangkok.
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