Thailand Luxury Hotels

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  Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park

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  Holiday Inn Resort Phuket

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  Dusit Island Resort Chiang Rai

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  InterContinental Hua Hin Resort

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  Dusit Princess Korat

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  Royal Princess Chiang Mai

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  Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket

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  Dusit Thani Hua Hin

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  InterContinental Bangkok

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  Dusit Princess Srinakarin Bangkok

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Thailand has a unique mix of exciting cities, fantastic beaches, unspoiled scenery and a vibrant culture. Part of the atmosphere is generated by the genuine welcome with which the visitor is embraced. From the energy and bustle of modern Bangkok one can travel to the peace and relative calm of Chiang Mai to stay in one of the beautiful hotels in the surrounding forested hills or for a different type of beauty you can travel to Phuket, Thailand's biggest island with its famous brilliant white sand, palm trees and cuisine. In Thailand luxury hotels come with that something extra, high levels of service underpinned by a deep rooted hospitality and this is why the country is known as the "Land of Smiles" by many satisfied travelers.

One of the best times to visit Thailand is during the cool season which lasts from November till around the end of February. At this time of the year the visitor can enjoy clear skies and low humidity with temperatures ranging from the high 20s to low 30s mediated by a cooling North East breeze. For the Western visitor the climate at this time of the year is relaxingly hot and only light clothing is required. In line with their reputation the staff in Thailand luxury hotels are particularly helpful and the visitor may find it better to travel light and ask for local advice as to where to buy light cotton clothing at a fraction of the cost that they will pay at home.

When it comes to hotels the visitor has a wide range of choice and hotels and guest houses are abundant and well priced. In Thailand luxury mean just that - the hotels here offer some of the best spas in the world and offer the jaded traveler the renewed enjoyment of real relaxation and indulgence. For the foodie Thailand luxury hotels represent particularly good value; Thai cuisine is respected the world over and here they place high importance on the quality and freshness of the ingredients used.

Internal flights are not expensive so that a luxury holiday can include several resorts. This means that a relaxing beach holiday can be mixed with a trip to Bangkok or combined with that cultural trip to Chiang Mai which has over 300 temples with over 120 in the old city alone. It is revered by Thais as their beloved walled city surrounded by the Himalayan Mountains and is thought to possess legendary mystical attributes. Thailand offers a wealth of variety and novelty. For example in addition to its beaches Phuket provides the holidaymaker with not pony but elephant trekking. Here you can ride elephants through tropical forests along the beautiful southwest corner of the island overlooking Kata Noi Bay. Thai cuisine is enjoyed all over the world and Phuket also offers the visitor the opportunity to take something of their trip back home with them. The Thai cookery school starts its day at the market to view the fresh local ingredients and from there moves to the school located right on the beach. Not only are you shown how to prepare and cook from the best traditional recipes but you also get the chance to eat the results. Here again the staff in Thailand luxury hotels will be able to direct you towards the best deals.

When it comes to culture it is important to remember that many of Thailand's leading attractions are located in Bangkok, the Grand Palace (Wat Pra Keaw) houses the Emerald Buddha which is Thailand's most revered religious artifact. Located here also is Wat Traimit one of Thailand's most important temples which is home to the five ton solid gold Buddha image. In addition to these there are many temples off the tourist track that provide religious centers for the local community and where the visitor may speak to locals who are outside the tourist industry.

As described above Thailand has a long tradition of hospitality and this is clearly seen in its hotels. Excellent service, facilities and food are all abundant and most reviews name Thai hotels as some of the best and even better, the most affordable, in the world. They provide the traveler with the opportunity to indulge themselves and have a truly memorable trip.

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