Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok: Experience the Cinematic Magic of The White Lotus with The Lotus Unfolds Stay Package
(IN SHORT) Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, the only hotel in Bangkok featured in Season 3 of The White Lotus, is inviting guests to experience its timeless charm and storied heritage through an immersive stay package called The Lotus Unfolds. Highlighting its role as an integral setting in the hit series, the hotel blends mystery, elegance, and quiet luxury along the iconic riverside. Guests can enjoy a two-night stay complete with exclusive series-inspired welcome amenities, breakfast at The Verandah—home to a captivating Thai mural that once inspired series creator Mike White—afternoon tea at the Authors’ Lounge, and a signature White Lotus cocktail served in-room. In addition, a curated excursion through Bangkok’s historic districts allows visitors to explore local cultural treasures, such as the traditional art of lotus folding and significant murals that echo the city’s vibrant past. With spaces like The Bamboo Bar offering a jazz-infused ambience, every corner of the hotel tells a unique story. Celebrating nearly 150 years of hospitality, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok continues to set benchmarks in luxury and service, inviting guests to step into a narrative that is both cinematic and deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of the city.
(PRESS RELEASE) HONG KONG, 2025-Apr-2 — /Travel PR News/ — Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok, the only hotel in the city to be featured in Season 3 of The White Lotus, invites guests to embark on a unique journey that intertwines cinematic allure with legendary hospitality. Located along Bangkok’s iconic riverside, this historic retreat became a pivotal setting in the series, seamlessly merging mystery, elegance, and quiet luxury into its storied legacy.
At the heart of its appeal is the hotel’s ability to evoke the charm of bygone eras while inspiring modern creativity. Anthony Tyler, Area Vice President, Operations and General Manager, recalled how creator Mike White instantly felt at home during his recent visit: “When Mike White arrived, he said, ‘I’m home.’ That sentiment perfectly captures the enduring magic of our hotel.” For nearly 150 years, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok has welcomed renowned literary figures—from Somerset Maugham and Joseph Conrad to contemporary voices like Pico Iyer and Paul Theroux—cementing its status as a cultural icon.
In celebration of its cinematic spotlight, Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok has introduced The Lotus Unfolds stay package. Guests enjoy a two-night stay in preferred accommodations, starting with a sumptuous breakfast at The Verandah, where a 17-meter Thai mural—created using traditional temple techniques—captivated Mike White and sparked his imagination. The package also includes exclusive welcome amenities, an afternoon tea in the inspirational Authors’ Lounge, and a signature White Lotus cocktail served in-room. Moreover, guests are invited to participate in a curated private excursion through Bangkok’s historic districts, where they can learn the art of lotus folding and uncover the hidden narratives behind iconic murals and landmarks.
This immersive experience goes beyond a mere stay—it offers a glimpse into the hotel’s illustrious heritage and a chance to relive the moments that inspired Season 3 of The White Lotus. From the vibrant ambience of The Bamboo Bar to the reflective atmosphere of The Authors’ Lounge, every detail is designed to evoke the spirit of discovery and timeless elegance that defines Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok. Whether indulging in exceptional dining or unwinding at The Oriental Spa, guests are guaranteed a memorable journey steeped in culture, art, and refined luxury.
The Lotus Unfolds package is available for a minimum two-night consecutive stay from 21 March – 31 October 2025. Availability is limited. For reservations, please visit our website or contact Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok at +66 (0) 2659 9000 or email mobkk-reservations@mohg.com.
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SOURCE: Mandarin Oriental
