Hotels In Thailand

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  Royal Princess Chiang Mai

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  InterContinental Hua Hin Resort

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  InterContinental Bangkok

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  Holiday Inn Bangkok Silom

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  Dusit Thani Bangkok

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  dusitD2 chiang mai

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  Dusit Princess Korat

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  Dusit Thani Hua Hin

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  Lipa Lodge Resort, Koh Samui

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  Holiday Inn Resort Phuket

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The Kingdom of Thailand is divided into seventy-six provinces with five distinct geographic and cultural areas. In the North is the Golden Triangle, and Chiang Mai. Isaan is the northeast region, greatly underdeveloped and off the beaten track for tourists, but with many fascinating Thai ruins. The Central region includes Bangkok, the lowlands and historic areas of importance. To the East you have the many beaches and islands within easy reach of Bangkok. The South has a great many islands and beaches famous throughout the world such as Phuket, Ko Samui, Krabi and Ko Tao.

The main cities to visit in Thailand are: The bustling capital Bangkok.The old capital of Thailand and world heritage site of Ayutthaya. The northern capital Chiang Mai. The gateway to the Golden Triangle Chiang Rai.Hat Yai the largest southern city.Kanchanaburi where you will find the bridge over the river Kwai.Nakhon Ratchasima formerly known as Khorat.The tourist destination of Pattaya.Thailands first capital Sukhothai.Surat Thani the city of the Srivijaya Empire.Undoubtedly Thailand has become the most popular destination is southeast Asia for the simple reason that you can find the most stunning locations of verdant virgin jungle, soft sandy beaches, crystal blue warm waters, amazing food, and a fantastic standard of luxury and service for a sensible price. It is at the same time an exotic destination, and a safe one to travel in. There are hotels in Thailand for every budget, from backpackers to top luxury hotels.

The hotels in Thailand offer an excellent level of service no matter which city, or island beach resort you choose to stay. Tourism is a very important element in the local economy, and one which is treated with great care.

Take a plane to your Thailand destination of choice, and you will be greeted by the warm air and heady exotic aromas that make up this magical Kingdom. Step into a world of firm traditional aspects, tempered with a desire to meet the future head on. You will feel welcomed and relaxed, ready to enjoy all the delights that Thailand has to offer you.

All luxury hotels in Thailand have air conditioning for your comfort during your stay. They have every possible service and facility that you would expect from a luxury hotel anywhere in the world, from Wi-Fi to a full twenty-four hour concierge service, fine dining and stunning presentation. The Peninsula in Bangkok is one of the most famous luxury hotels in the world, together with The Oriental and The Sukhothai, they reign amongst the most private and luxurious.

Boutique Hotels, such as the Old Bangkok Inn, are prolific through Thailand, and are very comfortable for both business and tourist travel, with ten or less rooms and a more personalised service. Tourist hotels provide classic holiday accommodation, with all the usual services, swimming pools, en-suite facilities and TV for entertainment. They are usually sited very close to stunning beaches, and prime tourist destinations, so make an ideal base for action packed holidays at a reasonable price.

The more conventional Thai hotels will offer a basic service with a private bathroom, bed linen and towels provided. Guesthouses are the cheapest option for accommodation in Thailand and have a reputation for being used primarily by backpackers on a very tight budget. They are simple, no frills beds in either dorms or private rooms, with the minimum of fuss.

The peak season for Thai Hotels is December to February, and the low season is May to August, which is the rainy monsoon season. The climate in Thailand is tropical all year round, with high humidity levels, and temperatures ranging from twenty-eight to thirty-five degrees Celsius. The Thai climate has three seasons. From November to February it is cool with little rain, making this period around Christmas and the New Year the most popular time to visit. From March to June the temperature is at it's hottest with a stifling forty degree heat. The Rainy season is from July to October, with tropical monsoons affecting practically all of the country. Ko Samui is an exception to these seasons with its peak period being in May to October, and its rainy season in November to February.

There is a great supply of accommodation, no matter what your budget. Thailand attracts an enormous number of tourists each year, but this does not detract from the fantastic surroundings, Thai history and culture, or the exotic cuisine. You will find exactly what you are looking for with plenty of choice available. Thailand is predominantly Buddhist, and traditional in its outlook. English it taught in schools and is fairly well spoken in all Thai major cities and tourist destinations. All in all you will find that hotels in Thailand suit a range of budgets, and have great exotic holiday experiences and destinations, to attract everyone.

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