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Wed, 9 March 2016

Mövenpick Siam Hotel Pattaya Opens on Na Jomtien Beach

Mövenpick has expanded its portfolio of hotels in Thailand with the opening of the Mövenpick Siam Hotel Pattaya on Na Jomtien Beach, 15 kilometres south of Pattaya city and 20 minutes from U-Tapao International Airport.

Located next to Ocean Marina Yacht Club, a 75-minute drive from Suvarnabhumi International Airport close to Bangkok, the 262-rooms at the resort all offer panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand.

Restaurants at the resort include the New York steakhouse T55 and an all-day dining concept called Twist.

Guests can also look forward to Mövenpick's complimentary daily Chocolate Hour held in the lobby area just outside Red Coral bar every day from 4pm to 5pm.

For recreation the resort features an outdoor lagoon pool lies in the midst of tropical gardens, a spa and kids' club. The hotel also offers guests a fitness centre, kayaks, island and sunset cruises on a catamaran yacht, deep sea fishing and regional excursions.

Event space at the resort features seven-metre high ceilings and sea views. Banquet facilities cater to 300 guests for a gala dinner or 250 guests in a theatre-style configuration as well as meeting rooms on the executive floor.

"We are delighted by the response," said Mövenpick Siam Hotel Pattaya General Manager, Hayden Edgtton. "The whole team has worked very hard and can be proud to reach this milestone as we now look forward to offering consistent high levels of Swiss-inspired hospitality for which the Mövenpick brand is renowned worldwide."

Check special rates and availability at Mövenpick Siam Hotel Pattaya.

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