Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s portfolio of 30 extraordinary hotel brands and highly awarded travel program, is celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival in Thailand this year with a series of auspicious mooncake collections at hotels and resorts all across the kingdom.

Hotel guests, local residents and Marriott Bonvoy members can drop into a choice of exceptional restaurants, including renowned Chinese venues in Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai, and discover a wide range of handcrafted mooncakes, including traditional fillings and tempting Thai flavors, expertly crafted by talented chefs using premium ingredients. Each hotel has also revealed a selection of elegant and unique gift boxes, creating the perfect presents for cherished family members, close friends, and business partners.

The magic of the Mid-Autumn Festival is brought to life at seven Marriott Bonvoy hotels and restaurants in Bangkok. At Pagoda Chinese Restaurant, Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park, head chef Oscar Pun has unveiled “The Empress Box,” which is inspired by feminine grace, strength and sophistication and contains creative mooncake flavors such as oolong ginseng tea, longan, ginger and black sesame, priced at THB 1,688 net per box. Meanwhile at JW Marriott Hotel Bangkok, the culinary experts at Man Ho Chinese Restaurant have unveiled a precious mooncake box that traces the phases of the moon and the passage of time, containing treasured ingredients such as Monthong durian with salted egg yolk and Chinese jujube. The mooncake box is priced at THB 1,288 net.

At The Silk Road, the graceful dining destination at The Athenee Hotel, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Bangkok, two stunning floral gift boxes have been designed exclusively by Italian artist Arianna Caroli – including the “Paris Box,” with radiant floral art and a limited-edition foulard reflecting the season’s beauty. Prices start at THB 1,988 net, and at The Lounge, The St. Regis Bangkok, the legendary tale of the jade rabbit and the tiger is beautifully captured by Thai artist Bathma Kaew-Ngok, whose signature illustrations adorn a limited-edition mooncake box, priced at THB 1,188 net. Elevating the art of giving, Yao Restaurant, which is perched on the 32nd floor of Bangkok Marriott Hotel The Surawongse, has collaborated with The Gallery to reveal a mooncake collection featuring artwork created in heartfelt collaboration with 21/3 Studio, containing mooncakes crafted with authentic ingredients such as five whole grains, nuts and salted egg yolk. The mooncake box priced starts at THB 1,288 net.

W Bangkok brings a modern twist to the time-honored traditions of the Mid-Autumn Festival, with a choice of vibrant and contemporary mooncakes at The Kitchen Table, including peach oolong tea, Nanyang white coffee, raspberry cheesecake, and pumpkin truffle, all presented in a box that transforms into a fun snakes & ladders board game with priced at THB 1,499 net. And at Fei Ya, the stylish Cantonese restaurant at Renaissance Bangkok Ratchaprasong Hotel, a beautiful blue velvet box and shimmering pearl-inspired case have been designed to represent prosperity, stability and growth, and features sublime varieties including chestnut & macadamia. The mooncake box is priced at THB 1,088 net.

In the lush hills of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai Marriott Hotel honors this auspicious time of year with four flavors of mooncake, crafted using the finest ingredients and presented in a premium gift box, priced THB 1,176 at Han The Chinese Cuisine. And finally in the culture-rich center of Phuket’s old town, surrounded by Chinese heritage, Courtyard by Marriott Phuket Town’s award-winning Yue Restaurant & Bar presents “The Silk Lunar Collection” in a vivid red and reusable silk-wrapped box that blends tradition with sustainability, priced at THB 1,288 net.

So, whether you’re seeking a sublime snack or an auspicious gift for the most important people in your life during this enchanting time of year, don’t miss Marriott Bonvoy’s mooncake collection in Thailand.

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