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1897 Lounge, Kempinski Afternoon Tea

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1897 Lounge, Kempinski Afternoon Tea

Name: 1897 Lounge, Kempinski Afternoon Tea
Brand: Thai Pass
SKU: Iag1F4Dxbl
Price: 2524 THB
Availability: InStock

991 Thanon Rama 1, Khwaeng Pathum Wan, Khet ...

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Savour the bliss and sunshine during the summer season at Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok. Experience a classic afternoon tea in an enchanting musical setting in the European grandeur of the lobby while listening to solo harpist Madame Wang performing melodious harp music every Tuesday until Sunday.

Highlights

Indulge in the timeless tradition of afternoon tea, reimagined with a touch of elegance and sophistication at Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok
Immerse yourself in the enchanting ambiance of the hotel's European grandeur lobby
Enhance your afternoon tea experience with live harp music performed by the talented soloist, Madame Wang

Things to Note

Dress code: Smart casual attire is required. Beachwear, sports attire, and flip-flops are not permitted
Accessibility: Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
Accessibility: Inform the staff of any food allergies or dietary restrictions at the time of booking

What to Expect

The world of afternoon tea takes a delightful turn at Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok. We’ve brewed a collaboration that transcends boundaries and honours heritage in the most delectable manner imaginable.

Imagine the timeless elegance of afternoon tea seamlessly intertwined with the artistry of French pastry by our Executive Pastry Chef, Franck Istel. But wait, there’s more! Each delicate bite is a vibrant tribute to Thailand’s fresh ingredients, bursting with colours inspired by the summer lotus – the very essence of Jiraparnn ‘Khun Banana’ Tokeeree’s contemporary Thai art.

What sets this experience apart? The seamless fusion of art, exquisite flavours and a touch of history. Khun Banana has crafted a stunning 3-tier tea stand, shaped like lotus leaves, that narrates the tale of the Sra Pratum Palace in summer. Once the site of a lotus pond, part of the Palace grounds, it has now been transformed into a backdrop for a truly unforgettable reimagining of this beloved tradition.