Cheap Pattaya Hotels: August 2009

Diamond Riverside Hotel - Pattaya Hotels

Monday, August 31, 2009 at 5:33 AM Posted by The Secret

Diamond Riverside Hotel

minute drive from the airport, this three-star hotel has a scenic view of both Chiang Mai’s main waterway and the mountain where the Wat Prathat Doi Suthep Buddhist temple is located. It is a short walking distance from the main business area, and entertainment venues, and a golf course. Also, guests...

Kwan Usamanee - Pattaya Hotels

Thursday, August 27, 2009 at 12:06 AM Posted by The Secret

Sunset Park Resort & Spa

Set over 16 acres of land, each of the 53 cottages enjoys a host of modern amenities and offers a beach or brook setting. Guest can make full use of the health club and spa that offers an array of sensory pleasures to add the final touch to the resorts tranquil atmosphere. After enjoying an evening meal...

Bangkok Centre Hotel - Pattaya Hotels

Tuesday, August 25, 2009 at 10:22 PM Posted by The Secret

Bangkok Centre Hotel

This hotel is close to Bangkok’s China Town, but also near a subway station so providing easy access to the city’s famed shopping and entertainment districts. In a way, this works towards the guests’ advantage as the Bangkok Centre Hotel is able to offer budget accommodations allowing people to save...

Chiang Mai in Northern Thailand - Pattaya Hotels

Sunday, August 23, 2009 at 6:58 PM Posted by The Secret

Often referred to as the ‘Rose of the North’, Chiang Mai is the economic and cultural centre of Northern Thailand and the focus of tourism within the region. Located about 700 kilometres from Bangkok, it is one of Thailand’s better known and most visited provinces. Originally the capital of the Lanna Thai kingdom created by King Mengrai in 1296, the province has a played a major part in the development of the country. Situated on the Mae Ping River and around 310 metres above sea level, Chiang Mai is one of the kingdom’s most beautiful provinces, featuring mountain ranges and hills amidst lush greenery and jungle. Climate conditions in the area can create swirls of mist and fog in winter – an unusual sight in a tropical country. The province’s numerous national parks are extremely fertile, have an abundance of flowers, and support a broad range of wildlife (the area is particularly associated with elephants). The province is also famed as being a home to numerous tribal peoples and visits to tribal villages are a key component of the area’s tourism. Some of the main attractions in the area include Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and Doi Intanon – Thailand’s biggest mountain.

Suriwongse Hotel - Pattaya Hotels

Friday, August 21, 2009 at 11:11 PM Posted by The Secret

Suriwongse Hotel

300 participants depending on the nature of the event. Experience Thai, Mediterranean, and Carribean cuisine at the three dining outlets at the hotel. Unwind after a day sightseeing with a dip at the pool or a luxurious massage. Suriwongse Hotel can be easily booked with our secure online booking form....

Grace Tan - Pattaya Hotels

Thursday, August 20, 2009 at 12:35 AM Posted by The Secret

Patong Beach is simply where Phukets action is! Its by far the most frequented destination on Phuket and has just about everything a tourist could desire it is therefore Phukets most developed beach! Located 15 kilometres to the west of Phuket town, this 3-kilometer-long white sand beach is jam packed with hotels, restaurants, bars (go-go and other types), discos and shops sitting alongside dive shops, travel agents and the outlets that cater for the windsurfing, snorkeling, sailing and parasailing that goes on around the beach. Despite the often frenetic activity, the water remains reasonably clean and suitable for swimming there are actually separate lanes for swimmers and those involved in water sports This is a good thing I would hate to see the consequences if they werent separated! Patong is particularly famous for its nightlife, which some say might rival that of Pattaya. Given that, Patong may not be as family friendly as the other beaches in the area. It is though a good place to start your exploration of the surrounding areas and a variety of tours are available that include Kayaking in Phang Nga, half-day snorkeling trips to islands off Phuket, sightseeing tours around the rest of island, and fishing trips into the open sea. Patong is also a good place to arrange your liveaboard diving trips (October to May).

Ayatana Hamlet And Spa - Pattaya Hotels

Wednesday, August 19, 2009 at 12:25 AM Posted by The Secret

Ayatana Hamlet And Spa

Ayatana Hamlet and Spa Ayatana spa experiences a medium through which you get in touch with the inner beauty. Ayatana Hamlet and Spa Chiang Mai is a contemporary Lanna-style destination for a memorable acquirement to achieve deep relaxation and luxurious spa experience. Your senses in journey of self-renewal,combined with exquisite cuisine,relaxing surrounding and personalized services will be filled up to fulfill your every single desire.

Karon Beach Resort - Pattaya Hotels

Monday, August 17, 2009 at 4:40 AM Posted by The Secret

Karon Beach Resort

On Karon Beach, this quiet hotel offers breathtaking views overlooking the Andaman Sea and is a wonderful honeymoon retreat or family vacation spot. Perhaps Phuket’s best beach awaits honeymooners, families and those looking to relax. The medium size hotel allows for personal service from the friendly...