The Anantara Bangkok Riverside Resort & Spa in Thailand has completed renovations costing US$11m (€10m, £7m), with a light refurb of the spa next on the agenda.

Located on 11 acres (1.5 hectares) of riverside gardens, the resort features 10 restaurants and bars, 208 completely refurbished rooms, a swimming pool, kid’s club, a cooking school and an Anantara spa.

Speaking exclusively to Spa Opportunities, Kathryn Moore – group spa director of MSpa in Asia – said the property’s nine-treatment room spa will receive a light refurbishment, the details of which have not yet been revealed.

“This revamp will be complete in about six months,” said Moore. “A new residential tower is being built too and once this is complete, we will be moving the spa to a new location.”

In 2012, 50 per cent of accommodation, comprising 169 bedrooms and suites, were refurbished – costing US$9.5m (€8.3m, £6.1m). More recently, a further US$9.6m (€8.4m, £6.2m) was spent on refurbishing the remainder of the rooms.

US$1.2m (€1m, £0.8m) was also invested in the revitalisation of the resort’s riverside dining venues. This work was completed in November 2014.