Vitya Holding Company Limited in Thailand and luxury hotel group Le
Méridien Hotels & Resorts have today announced an agreement to manage
Le Méridien Khao Lak Beach Resort, a 258-room, deluxe five star property
currently under construction and due to open in the first quarter of 2004.
The Hotel will be situated on Thailand’s majestic Khao Lak Beach in Phang
Nga Province, approximately one hour’s drive from Phuket International
airport.
Michael Sagild, Le Méridien Hotels and Resort’s Asia Pacific Regional
Managing Director said, “the addition of Le Méridien Khao Lak Beach Resort to our existing portfolio of luxury resorts in Thailand will
introduce an exciting new product for our leisure and conference customers to
enjoy”.
Le Méridien Khao Lak Beach Resort will incorporate the finest
appointments in luxury accommodation designed to reflect the exotic Thai
charm. The resort will include over 20 private luxury villas, catering to the
most discerning international travellers, together with over 230 five star hotel
rooms and conference facilities for over 400 delegates.
The unspoilt
pristine sands and turquoise waters of Khao Lak beach will set a mood of
tranquillity for this resort while the extensive spa, pool and restaurant
facilities will create the forum for relaxation, indulgence and rejuvenation.
Le Méridien have not forgotten the kids – the Le Méridien Penguin
Club will set a new benchmark for family fun with an island in the middle
of one of the resort pools, designated for the young and the young at heart
to explore.
“Within close reach of Phuket International Airport and yet very
uncommercialised, Khao Lak has all the right attributes to emerge as Thailand’s hottest new destination”, says Mr
Sagild.
“Complementing our two market leading properties in Phuket, Le Méridien
Khao Lak Beach Resort will offer guests an opportunity for exploration and
discovery and to truly get away from it all” Mr Sagild added.
The hotel owner, Vitya Holding Company Limited is a credentialised
developer of luxury resorts and golf projects in Thailand and the United
States, including St. Ives Country Club and St Marlo Golf Community in Georgia. |