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Accor Opens Two Mercure Hotels in Koh Samui

Travel News Asia Latest Travel News Podcasts Friday, 5 June 2009

Accor has opened two beachfront Mercure resorts on the Southern Thailand Island of Koh Samui.

The Mercure Samui Buri Resort marks Accor’s first mid-scale hotel on the island. The hotel is situated on the secluded northern Maenam Beach. The waters off this beach are calm and shallow for most of the year, the sandy beach is long, and has stunning vistas of Pha Ngan Island. The location is perfect for couples on a honeymoon or those in need of a relaxing break.

The resort comprises 56 deluxe rooms and 29 private villas. Each deluxe room has either an ocean view, swimming pool view, or an outdoor terrace with sun lounge and direct access to the pool. The villas are very private and surrounded by tropical gardens with a sundeck leading to a private pool. The design of each villa is influenced by the traditional housing styles of Thailand.

Leisure facilities at the hotel include a fitness centre, a large outdoor pool with a Jacuzzi, tour desk, an Internet lounge, and the hotel provides Thai cooking classes. Business meetings and private functions are conveniently accommodated for up to of 100 people. The hotels also boasts wedding facilities in the function rooms or on the beach.

On the East of the island is Lamai Beach, the location of Mercure Samui Fenix. Lamai beach is the second largest tourist area of the island and just 25 minutes from the Samui Airport. Whilst the area is quieter than Chaweng, there are many dining and shopping options in the surrounding areas. The hotel borders lush jungle and has access to isolated bays, small local villages, temples, and Hinta Hinyai (the famous rock formations). Local lifestyle can be seen through a number of traditional wooden houses, local stores, and people selling fresh produce from their own farms.

Boasting an idyllic beachfront location the Mercure Samui Fenix has 52 contemporary rooms and 8 villas. All rooms have modern styling and are equipped with large balconies with day beds. Villas are designed to allow a flood of natural light into the room.

The highlight of the hotel’s leisure facilities is the large 600 sqm swimming pool. Other leisure facilities include NEST restaurant, lobby lounge, NEST pool bar, pool deck, and a fitness centre. A small meeting room is also available.

Mr. Oswald Pichler, Accor Vice President – Thailand, Cambodia and Laos, said, “Samui Island is an ever emerging destination with constant development of infrastructure and facilities appealing to international and domestic tourists. These two Mercure hotels, which portray the quality guaranteed by the Mercure brand, will fulfil demand for quality, internationally managed midscale hotels on the Island. We have successfully operated Mercure hotels in other major tourist destinations in Thailand such as Pattaya and Phuket, and we will bring the best of these hotels to the Samui hotel operations.”

Special Promotions

For stays at the Mercure Samui Buri Resort guests can pre purchase THB 10,000 worth of services (accommodation, food and beverage, spa, etc.) and the hotel will top up the account with an additional 50% credit (totalling THB 15,000 credit) for use on hotels products and services.

Alternatively, stay at the Mercure Samui Fenix for only THB 2,730 nett per room per night in a Superior room. This offer includes daily breakfast for two, sunset cocktails, Sea View room guaranteed, 20% discount on food and beverage and Thai massage. For an additional THB 1,000 per room per night guests can upgrade to a Villa.

These special offers are valid until October 31, 2009.

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