The Mustang Blu
Chinatown
A meticulously restored 19th century building transformed into a 10-room boutique hotel, featuring exposed concrete, original flooring and curated antiques. Each room showcases a freestanding bathtub and views over Chinatown's bustling streets.
History & Architecture
Dating back to the late 1800s, this heritage building has served as a bank, hospital, and massage parlor before its recent restoration by designer Ananda Chalardcharoen. The renovation process focused on revealing the original architectural elements by removing modern partition walls and suspended ceilings.
Design Features
- Exposed concrete structures highlighting the building's industrial past
- Preserved original flooring throughout
- Carefully curated antiques and vintage decor elements
- Integration of lush greenery within minimalist industrial aesthetic
Accommodation
- Ten uniquely designed rooms
- Freestanding bathtubs in each unit
- Street-facing windows overlooking Chinatown
Dining Spaces
- Ground floor restaurant serving Asian cuisine
- Vintage-inspired café offering afternoon tea
- Restaurant interior features taxidermy displays and period furnishings
Technical Details
- Complete structural renovation preserving historical elements
- Strategic removal of modern additions to expose original architecture
- Integration of contemporary amenities while maintaining period aesthetics
Location Context
Positioned near Hua Lamphong station, the hotel provides direct access to Bangkok's historic Chinatown district, Temple of the Reclining Buddha, and The Grand Palace.