Top 5 Easter Egg Hunts in Bangkok for Kids & Families

Anantara Siam turns its central courtyard into a bright Easter playground. The team sets age-based rounds on the lawn, so toddlers chase close to parents while bigger kids dash for harder hides. You check in by the poolside lawn, pick up wristbands, then follow staff to your slot. After the hunt, craft tables and coloring keep hands busy while you line up plates for a long brunch in the dining arcade. Roving mascots pose for photos, and staff hand out small prizes for full baskets. Arrive by BTS Ratchadamri or walk from Chit Lom. Bring a hat and a labeled bottle, and pack a light bag, the walk between activities covers ground. Reserve spots through the hotel events page or phone the F&B team for seatings and hunt times.

Kimpton’s leafy Langsuan lawn sets the scene for a lively hunt in the garden. Kids fan out across marked zones, then regroup for egg decorating and cookie kits while parents sip coffee from the lobby bar. Staff run short rounds to keep energy high, and they announce start times on signs at the lawn gate. Pets join on leash, which turns the garden into a fun scene for the whole crew. Pair the hunt with a late brunch at the hotel bistro or grab takeaway and picnic on the grass. Arrive on foot from Chit Lom or Ratchadamri, or use the hotel car park. Book spots on the hotel’s social posts or events page, and ask for age brackets and prize rules before you pay.

The riverside lawn gives kids space to sprint while boats glide past the pier. The hotel team stages the hunt in waves, then guides families to game booths and face painting near the garden path. Brunch unfolds in the riverfront restaurants, so you can eat in shifts without missing a start call. Saphan Taksin BTS sits one stop away, and the hotel boat ferries guests across in minutes. Bring a basket and a spare shirt, river breezes cool kids fast after a run. Call the reservations desk or message the hotel page to lock seats and confirm hunt slots. The staff moves games indoors if rain clouds gather, so check the board in the lobby before each round.

This Phrom Phong favorite runs seasonal kid trails that fit Easter well. Expect a sign-up desk, wristbands, and a map of checkpoints across the ground and garden zones. Kids collect stamps or small eggs, then trade a full card for a prize at the final counter. Floor teams keep lines tidy and announce start times on the PA, so stay near your zone. The mall sits next to BTS Phrom Phong, and strollers handle the lifts without stress. Pack a water bottle and light snack, and aim for the first slot of the day to skip mid-day crowds. Check the EmQuartier Facebook page for dates, age rules, and prize limits, then head in as doors open.

ICONSIAM turns its riverfront plazas and indoor event halls into bright Easter zones. Kids follow marked paths, hunt for themed eggs, then hit craft corners for painting and sticker art. Stage shows and photo ops with a bunny mascot add short breaks between rounds. Registration desks sit near River Park and the main atrium, and staff hand out maps that mark each stop. Reach the mall by BTS Gold Line to Charoen Nakhon or by free shuttle boat from Saphan Taksin. Plan a river walk after the hunt and cap the day with a scoop by the fountains. Watch ICONSIAM’s app and social pages for dates, sign-up steps, and any age caps.