Park Plaza hotels, part of Minneapolis-based Carlson Hotels Worldwide,
has announced plans to open the Park Plaza Resort Nakha Island, just
off the East Coast of Phuket, Thailand. The resort, due to open in early 2004, is
the brand's first hotel in Thailand.
"The addition of the Park Plaza Resort Nakha Island-Phuket is an important
landmark in terms of expansion within the Asia-Pacific region," said Jetse
Pottinga, executive vice president for Park Hospitality, parent organization of
Park Plaza hotels. "The resort will also be a benchmark for Park Plaza in terms
of resort accommodation, an area that we are planning to expand throughout
Asia."
This exclusive development will consist of 99 newly built deluxe guestrooms
that will be housed in authentic Thai-style villas. The focus of the resort will be
to provide guests with an unencumbered sense of tranquility and serenity in
an idyllic tropical village setting. Facilities will include a Wellness Center and
Health Spa, focused on a variety of holistic offerings and indulgences for both
body and soul.
Park Plaza Resort Nakha Island-Phuket, is designed around a traditional Thai
village theme with walkways along shaded elevated wooden decking, linking
the resort's facilities. The reception pavilion will have open sea views and an
outlook over the infinity edge swimming pool, to the magnificent limestone
karsts of Phang Nga Bay. The resort's restaurant choices will also follow the
well-being and healthy lifestyle concept, without restricting the dining
experience. The use of the abundant local seafood, fresh produce and local
Thai cuisine influences will further enhance the experience.
The resort is accessed via a short drive from Phuket International Airport and
then a comfortable transfer by boat from either Boat Lagoon or Po Bay to the
resort's private jetty.
Nestled on a gently sloping hillside of Nakha Island, the resort is fronted by a
white sand beach. Leisure activities will be plentiful and include traditional
water sports, as well as a serene relaxation center offering discreet meditation
areas, reading rooms for that favorite book or quiet moments in your private
tropical oasis.
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