Sonam Palgey - has its origin rooted in the Royal Heritage of Sikkim. Elephant Mansion was built for royal guests during the coronation of Sikkim’s last King Palden Thondup Namgyal in 1963. The name “Elephant Mansion” is derived from it’s being the largest structure of its time, with a snout like facade. Located in the heart of the city, it is minutes away from the bustling hub of the capital, Bangkok.

The cultural heritage and tradition of Sikkim is fabricated in the vision of Sonam Palgey, which is reflected in every aspect of service the Royal Heritage Hotel offers.

The hotel boasts of 32 sunlit, well-appointed rooms and suites. Guests can enjoy the morning panoramic view of Mt. Kanchenzonga over a cup of coffee from the rooftop café.

Sonam Palgey not only strives to promote heritage through festivities, but also provides a platform for artists and artisans by organising Musical Concerts and Exhibitions.

This is well versed in the spirit of the staff at Sonam Palgey, who themselves are the performers and musicians.

Swechang - the drink to welcome guests signifies the warmth of Sikimese culture.

Sonam Palgey strives to incorporate the same warmth in hospitability through a consistent class service...

from foyer to the final curtain a personalised attention is lavished on the guest.

The hotel boasts of : Two executive suites 30 well-appointed luxury rooms One multipurpose convention centre‘Jewel’ serves authentic Sikimese cuisine ‘The Royal Terrace Café’ serves Pastries and CoffeeExtremely high standards of hygieneVeg. and non-veg. dishes cooked separately Special individual dietary needs are also catered toKnowledgeable Travel MatesDrivers conversant in English and other local languages