The Eugenia Hotel Bangkok

"All guest rooms are appointed with antique furniture & fittings and, furnishings; besides being stocked with quality spa products for our guests' enjoyment."

 

"The Eugenia" , a 12-suite boutique accommodation which bespeaks of a by-gone era associated with fine Colonial buildings, opulence and luxury, embodies all these virtues in understated elegance and comes complete with swaying palms and antique furniture and fittings; and period furnishings and decorations throughout. The furniture and fittings have been part of an eclectic private collection of the owner and his family collected over time from British & French Colonial Burma, India & Indo-China. And all the beddings are imported from Belgium in pure white linen with feather pillows and duvets.

The lobby, the reception area, the cafe, the library and the lounge are set on the ground floor while all the twelve guest rooms are located on the 2nd and 3rd floors in the main building.

 

The swimming pool and the Thai sala are set in the rear courtyard; the entire pool area harkens back to a more leisurely time where people of taste sipped tea or coffee and partook of the finest delectable fares under swaying palm trees on balmy sub-tropical evenings.

Fine gourmet is found at the D.B. Bradley Dining Room where cross-cultured delicacies, such as Rocket salad meets Ikura (Salmon Roe), Ankimo (Monk fish liver) meets Caviar, Sea Urchin meets Quail egg, Foie-gras meets Mango-Miso, Kobe beef meets Pho (Vietnamese noodle), Toro (Tuna belly) meets Pasta, Crab miso meets Spaghetti…etc.,
are served with attention to the utmost detail for both lunch & dinner.

 

The restaurant is named after a Christian missionary who was a doctor, health officer, newspaperman,
an advisor to a previous king; he was the first western physician to enter Siam as a missionary in 1835.

 

The LOUNGE: The Admiral Zheng He Lounge
Breakfast, Afternoon Tea set & All day light meals are served at the lounge.
Gourmet coffee and tea, as well as seasonal selection of western and oriental breakfast
a la carte are offered from 7AM.

 

A full drinks menu with Thai Oriental Express, International Canapes, Tapas, & Desserts are served from noon until midnight.

 

The lounge is named after the great Chinese voyager Admiral Zheng He who covered more of the world than any one before him. This great explorer sailed with the biggest fleet of ships (or junks) from China to South East Asia, India, Ceylon, Persia and Africa some 600 years ago. Some suggests that he had actually visited the Americas and Australasia as well.