High end escorts in Bangkok are arranged by Felines, an international escort agency, for clients in the city on business or for pleasure. We work only on an outcall basis, so your companion comes to your hotel or to your residence. Our clients usually choose one of the great hotels along the Chao Phraya or near Lumphini Park.
Our luxury escorts in Bangkok usually fly in from elsewhere in Asia or from Europe, so a date here is best planned as an evening that runs into the night, or as a stay of a few days. Tell the agency when you land in BKK and which hotel you have chosen, and we will suggest the escorts whose diaries fit your dates.
We begin on the river, from the old royal city down to Charoen Krung, then turn inland to Sathorn, Lumphini and Sukhumvit, where the city's best restaurants and bars have settled.
The Chao Phraya was Bangkok's main street long before the first roads, and the oldest grand hotels still face it. Hotel boats link them to each other and to the piers of the old city, which makes the river the most pleasant way to move around at the end of the afternoon.
The Mandarin Oriental has received travellers on the riverbank since 1876, and the colonial Authors' Wing still carries the names of the writers who stayed there. The spa sits across the water in a teak pavilion on the Thonburi bank, reached by the hotel's own boat. Le Normandie, now led by Anne-Sophie Pic, holds two Michelin stars, which makes a first dinner without leaving the hotel a fine option.
On the opposite bank, The Peninsula looks back across the river at the old business district. Every room has a view of the water, and the three-tiered pool steps down towards the garden. The hotel ferries run to the Saphan Taksin pier and to ICONSIAM throughout the day.
Opened in 2020, the Four Seasons is a low, quiet building of courtyards and gardens set back from the river. It suits a longer stay well, with suites that open onto terraces and two infinity pools. The Michelin Guide has given it two Keys.
The hotel bar, BKK Social Club, has an Art Deco room and a menu that leans towards Latin America. It ranks among Asia's 50 Best Bars, and an aperitif here can easily become the first hour of a long evening.
Upstream, in the royal district of Dusit, The Siam is a smaller house designed by Bill Bensley, with Art Deco lines, Thai antiques and pool villas in a walled garden. A private pier keeps it close to the temples by boat, while the bustle of the centre feels far away.
ICONSIAM occupies the Thonburi bank opposite Charoen Krung. The luxury boutiques fill the upper floors, and the ground floor recreates a floating market indoors, with stalls from every region of Thailand. It is an easy afternoon outing when the heat makes walking less tempting.
Rattanakosin, the island where Bangkok was founded in 1782, holds the royal palace and the most visited temples. The best hours are early morning and late afternoon, when the stone has cooled and the light turns gold.
The Grand Palace was the residence of the kings for a century and a half, and it still hosts royal ceremonies. Within its walls, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha is the most sacred in the country. Shoulders and knees should be covered, so a light jacket or a shawl is worth packing.
Next door, Wat Pho shelters the Reclining Buddha, forty-six metres long and covered in gold leaf. The temple is also the historic school of Thai massage, and a session in its courtyard is a pleasant way to rest between two visits.
Across the river, Wat Arun rises in tiers decorated with fragments of Chinese porcelain. The temple is named after the dawn, yet many visitors prefer it at sunset, seen from a terrace on the eastern bank as its silhouette darkens against the sky.
A short drive from the palace, on Maha Chai Road, Jay Fai cooks crab omelettes over a charcoal fire in a modest shophouse. The street food stall has kept its Michelin star for several years. The queue can be long and payment is in cash, so it is an adventure to share rather than a romantic dinner.
Charoen Krung was Bangkok's first paved road, laid along the river in the 1860s. Old shophouses, galleries and some of the city's most interesting tables line it today, and Chinatown begins at its northern end.
80/20 has one Michelin star for a modern Thai menu built on local produce. The cooking is precise and inventive, and the room is relaxed enough for a first dinner together.
Aksorn is David Thompson's restaurant, on the fifth floor of Central: The Original Store, the first Central department store, which began as a bookshop. The menu draws on Thai cookbooks from the 1940s to the 1970s, and the restaurant holds one Michelin star.
In Chinatown, Opium fills the top floors of a shophouse more than a century old, above the restaurant Potong, and the lift is the only way up. The room keeps the low light and dark wood of its past, and the bar appears among Asia's 50 Best Bars.
Inland from the river, Sathorn is the business district, with the embassies and the head offices of the large banks. Lumphini Park, the green lung of the city, separates it from Ploenchit and the shopping streets around it.
On South Sathorn Road, The Sukhothai is built around lotus ponds and courtyards, with teak, silk and stone throughout. It is one of the calmest hotels in the city, and its garden spa makes the hours between two meetings pass gently.
On the sixty-first floor of the Banyan Tree, a short walk away, Vertigo and Moon Bar is open to the sky. It is the place to come at dusk, before dinner, while the lights of the city come on one district after another.
Further west, at the top of the State Tower in Silom, Sky Bar stands on a round terrace on the sixty-third floor, with the bend of the river below. Smart dress is required, and the bar fills early, so it is wise to arrive before nightfall.
On Ploenchit Road, next to the BTS station, the Rosewood is a slender tower inspired by the wai, the Thai greeting with joined hands. The twenty-metre pool on the ninth floor is half indoors and half open to the air. Lennon's, the bar on the thirtieth floor, holds six thousand vinyl records and joined Asia's 50 Best Bars in 2026.
Across Lumphini, in the private garden of Nai Lert Park, Aman Nai Lert opened in 2025 with only fifty-two suites and a spa on two floors, the most secluded address in the city.
Sukhumvit Road runs east for kilometres, and its numbered side streets, the sois, hold many of Bangkok's finest tables. Thonglor and Ekkamai, its residential quarters, are where locals go out to dinner.
Sorn is one of the two restaurants in Bangkok with three Michelin stars. Chef Supaksorn Jongsiri cooks the food of southern Thailand with seafood from the Andaman Sea and the Gulf, in a house on Soi Sukhumvit 26. Tables are rare, so booking months ahead is advisable, and the agency can plan your date around it.
On Soi Sukhumvit 53, R-Haan holds two Michelin stars for a contemporary Thai menu. Its crab roe dip with yellow chilli has become a signature.
Goat, on Soi Ekkamai 10, is a high room of reclaimed wood in Sino-Portuguese colours, with one Michelin star and a green star for its own herb garden. The menu follows the seasons, and the service is warm and unhurried.
Bar Us, on Soi Sukhumvit 26, comes from the team behind Messenger Service. The room is almost entirely black, the menu is written in three acts, and the bar ranked sixth among Asia's 50 Best Bars in 2026.
On the second floor of a building in Thong Lo 13, Dry Wave Cocktail Studio is a small and intimate cocktail bar. It was named the best bar in Thailand in 2026, fourth in Asia, and it is quiet enough for a real conversation.
To the north, by the Mo Chit station, Chatuchak opens at weekends with more than fifteen thousand stalls of crafts, design, clothes and food. Mornings are cooler, and a few hours here show a livelier side of the city.
Your companion flies in for you, so a date in Bangkok lasts one night at the very least, and many clients prefer to share several days. A few days of notice give us time to book her flights. She meets you at your hotel or your residence, and the agency settles every travel detail with her beforehand.
Our rates page shows how fees vary with the time you spend together and with the companion you select. Travel costs come on top in every case. The gallery presents the escorts who can travel to Thailand, and our escort agency in Bangkok can also suggest a VIP escort once you describe your stay. Write to us as soon as your flight is booked, and we will take it from there.
