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Theatre Residence is located in Bangkok, Thonburi side in one of Bangkok‘s oldest neighborhoods, across the Chao Phraya River from the Grand Palace, beside the royal temple Wat Rakang.

Set in contemporary architecture that seamlessly blends into the urban style to the historic era. Theatre Residence is fully-furnished Serviced Residence with open-air swimming pool, situated on the banks of Chao Phraya River where the charms of ordinary life along the river are like a bewitching spell of zephyrs and breeze emanating from the River. The polished rooms come with complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Some units feature patios or balconies.

Theatre Restaurant: Offering front seat view to famous landmarks of Chao Pharaya river, the terrace area is perfect for afternoon and sunset cocktail before dinner as the light changes on the famous landmarks along the main Chao Phraya river. Theatre Cafe: Inspired by the life around Wat Rakang (The Temple of Bells)’s neighborhood, The Cafe reflects on the local tastes serving single dishes and refreshments from coffee to seasonal fruit juices.

Alm Giving: In Buddhism, alms or almsgiving is the respect given by the people to monks. In the early mornings, monks will walk pass our hotel where the community line up the streets offer food abd other essential items for their day-to-day needs. This ritual is very mcuh a part of the daily lives of many Thais. Canal Excursion: A scenic route less traveled canals of the Rattanakosin island and its neighborhood. The path along the canal is the Royal boat museum. Visits the famous Ta Ling Chan floating market which comes alive on weekends showcasing local arts and crafts along with food stalls. Songkran: Songkran is when Thais celabrate New Year, Thai New Year's celebration is on the 13th of April, often times the holiday period can last until 15th of April. Locals will dress up in colorful clothing or thai dresses. After offering food to the monks in the morning, people will then offer a requiem to their ancestors. The the celebration begins with the water festival which is mostly celebrated by young people. People of all ages participate in this tradition by splashing water on each other.