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Best Western Patong Beach opens in Phuket
Best Western International has opened a brand new hotel in Phuket: the stylish BEST WESTERN Patong Beach.
Located close to the heart of Phuket’s main tourist area, less than 1km from the famous white sands of Patong Beach, Junceylon shopping center, and a multitude of bars, restaurants and entertainment venues, this new contemporary hotel offers a range of modern facilities that make the most of its stunning tropical setting.
An outdoor infinity pool overlooks the azure waters of the Andaman Sea, while the light and spacious Mana Restaurant serves up delectable local and international cuisine, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Guests can also relax and enjoy a sunset cocktail at the poolside bar. Other guest amenities include a fully-equipped fitness center and a business corner.
The hotel’s 224 contemporary rooms and suites all come equipped with large 32-inch LCD TVs, comfortable beds, minibars and tea and coffee making facilities. And as with all Best Western hotels worldwide, Wi-Fi is complimentary throughout the property.
BEST WESTERN Patong Beach will become Best Western International’s 12th hotel in Thailand and its third in Phuket, joining the BEST WESTERN PREMIER Bangtao Beach Resort & Spa and BEST WESTERN Phuket Ocean Resort Phuket. And Best Western International is also expanding across Southeast Asia, with more than 20 hotels opening in Indonesia, ten in Malaysia and seven in the Philippines, plus other projects in Laos, Vietnam and Myanmar.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Best Western .
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