Chinese New Year at Four Seasons Bangkok

Celebrate Chinese New Year in Bangkok at Four Seasons with Michelin-recommended Yu Ting Yuan’s Cantonese cuisine, traditional lion dances and Year of the Fire Goat festivities by the River of Kings.

Year of the Goat

This Chinese New Year, discover luxurious experiences, festive dining, cultural traditions and family‑friendly activities. Welcome the Year of the Fire Goat with riverside celebrations, meaningful rituals and unforgettable moments at our urban hotel.

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Lion Dance in the Arrival Courtyard | February 5

Join us in the Arrival Courtyard for a spirited lion dance performance, a cherished Chinese New Year ritual that ushers in luck, prosperity and positive energy for the year ahead.

Chinese New Year Fun at Kids Club | February 5 & 6

Explore a lineup of family activities inspired by luck, creativity and festive traditions. Our younger guests can craft lucky symbols, attend hands‑on workshops, play games and take part in meaningful rituals that spark imagination and celebration.

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Valid for Selected Dates Between May 21 2026 – Dec 31 2027
Offers are subject to availability at time of booking. Blackout dates and other restrictions may apply.
minimum stay: 2 nights
Reservation must be made at least 3 days in advance

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With stays in a guest room: USD 100 spending credit per stay
With stays in a specialty room: USD 150 spending credit per stay
With stays in a suite: USD 250 spending credit per stay

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Bask in wide-open riverscape views from the quiet comfort of your Premier River-View Room. Watch as the Chao Phraya meanders by in the morning and comes alive at night.

Guest room at Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok, with king bed, TV, sitting bench and view of river

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FAQ

: Chinese New Year follows the lunar calendar, and falls between late January and mid‑February. Bangkok celebrates for approximately a week with festive décor, temple rituals and cultural activities across the city.
: Bangkok’s Chinatown (Yaowarat Road) offers the most vibrant experience, filled with lanterns, food stalls and rituals. Major malls like ICONSIAM and CentralWorld also feature festive displays and performances.
: You can enjoy lion and dragon dance performance at our Hotel, visit temples for offerings and incense prayers, dine on festive dishes at Yu Ting Yuan, explore street food, and shop for symbolic gold and lucky items.
: Wat Mangkon Kamalawat and the Thian Fah Foundation Shrine are popular for Chinese New Year blessings, welcoming those who seek prosperity and good fortune.
: Yes. Festivals, performances, food markets and relaxedcultural rituals make Chinese New Year a fun, safe and enriching celebration for families of all ages.
: You can bring home Four Seasons treats like sweet and turnip puddings. Both are beautifully crafted, symbolizing luck and prosperity, making them perfect gifts to share the spirit of Chinese New Year.