| Le Royal Meridien Phuket Yacht Club |
 Nestled in a magnificent headland at the southern tip of popular Nai Harn Beach, Le Royal Meridien Phuket Yacht Club is one of Thailand's premier resorts, and offers exclusivity and luxury in a sophisticated yet friendly environment. All 110 ocean front Suites and bedrooms are superbly designed with a 20-45 square metre private terrace overlooking the deep blue Andaman Sea. There is a wide range of sports and recreational facilities. Our recently opened Royal Spa with four Spa Suites will provide a unique luxurious environment of relaxation. Book it Now! >> |
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| The Peninsula Bangkok |
 Located on the bank of the scenic Chao Phraya River and every spacious luxurious room and suite has the panoramic views of the river and city skyline. The peninsula riverboat shuttle boat service and skytrains bring the hotel close to all major shopping areas and tourist attractions. The 60m 3 tiered outdoor swimming pool with Thai Salas two outdoor floodlit tennis courts and fitness center. All rooms have state of the art electronic bedside panels double vanity bathroom and a satellite television above the bathtub. Book it Now! >> |
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| Marriott Pattaya Resort & Spa |
 Situated on Beach Road in the heart of Pattaya overlooking the beach and Gulf of Siam, the Marriott Pattaya Resort and Spa offers the most convenient location of all deluxe resorts in the area. The hotel grounds encompass fourteen acres of magnificent tropical gardens and towering palm trees shading lotus ponds and lush vegetation. The full-service Pattaya Marriott Resort and Spa features exceptional accommodations decorated to a high standard and equipped with every facility to ensure a comfortable stay. Book it Now! >> |
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Thailand 
In the midst of dynamic growth as a fast paced modern commercial center, Bangkok manages to preserve its cultural heritage to a marked degree. The soaring roofs and gleaming spires of the Grand Palace and the city's many historic temples: Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Temple of Dawn and other shrines present the visitor with a picture of medieval Oriental wonder; as in an Eastern fairytale.