About this tour
When Lily from our team tried the Landmark Hotel's afternoon tea, we found ourselves in the Rendezvous Lounge—a calm, smartly appointed space tucked into Sukhumvit's busy stretch. This isn't a tourist trap; it's a proper seated service with four savoury bites and four sweets per person, plus your choice of premium tea or coffee (prosecco optional). The spread mixes familiar territory—scones, pastries—with Thai twists like mango sticky rice and tea-flavoured cakes. Service is attentive without hovering. Takes about 45 minutes to 90 minutes depending on your pace and how long you linger over the leaf.
Highlights
- Thai-inspired pastries sit alongside European classics—mango sticky rice the standout
- Four savouries, four sweets; genuinely generous portions, not token nibbles
- Lounge setting feels grown-up and unhurried, not a conveyor belt
- Premium tea selection includes local herbal options worth exploring
- Prosecco available if you want to dress it up slightly
- Opens daily 1pm–5pm; flexibility suits drop-in visitors
What to expect
You'll arrive at the Rendezvous Lounge—a bright, well-kept room that feels separate from the hotel bustle. Lily's team was seated promptly and presented with a tiered selection of savouries and sweets arranged with care. The savoury bites (think smoked salmon, cucumber, Thai-spiced options) come first; sweets follow, and you choose your tea or coffee mid-way through. Pace is entirely yours—service staff check in without rushing you out. The Thai-inflected items (those mango sticky rice bites, the jasmine-touched cakes) are the real talking points; European elements are solid but less memorable. The lounge itself is pleasant but not fancy—think upmarket hotel foyer comfort rather than gilt-edged grandeur. Crowds are manageable most afternoons; quieter earlier, busier closer to 5pm.
What travellers say
- Thai-fusion pastries elevate the standard afternoon tea formula
- Four items per category; portions genuinely fill the gap
- Fully accessible, pram-friendly, kid-sharing option practical
- Unhurried lounge setting; service attentive but not hovering
- Daily 1–5pm slot fits loose itineraries easily
- No hotel transfers included; must arrange own transport
- Menu rotates; specific cakes/bites not guaranteed repeat visit
- Busier 3–4pm; quieter earlier if you prefer peace
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
This is proper seated afternoon tea without the faffiness or eye-watering prices of some Bangkok hotel spreads. The Thai fusion angle is genuinely thoughtful, not tokenistic. Service is efficient and kind. It's fully wheelchair accessible, prams welcome, and kids under 12 can share a set with an adult—practical for families. Prosecco is optional, so you're not forced to spend extra.
No hotel transfers included, so budget a taxi or BTS ride to Sukhumvit. The menu rotates, so if you're after something specific, ring ahead. It's a relaxed pace, so don't expect it to be a quick snack—budget 75 minutes if you're unhurried. Peak times (3–4pm weekends) can feel busier. Bring cash if you prefer it; card is fine too. What's included: four savouries, four sweets, tea/coffee. What's not: transfers, alcohol beyond optional prosecco.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.