Our Thailand accommodation allows you to experience all Thailand has to offer: from unspoilt rainforests to premier golf courses; from bargain shopping to beautiful temples and beachside resorts.
To soak up Thai history, stay in our Ayutthaya hotels in the city that served as the Thai capital for 417 years, and visit Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Historical Park and experience Ayutthaya traditional architecture, which is a fascinating mix of Khmer (ancient Cambodian style) and early Sukhothai style.
The Thai Elephant is strongly linked with Thai culture and history, and features prominently in Thai art and architecture. There are about 3000 elephants in captivity and they are often considered a member of the family, as man and elephant rely on each other. Unfortunately only 5000 elephants remain in Thailand, with only 2000 in the wild, whereas 100 years ago there were 100, 000 in the country. To see these majestic animals perform the ancient art of warfare on elephant back, stay at our Phuket accommodation and attend the Surin Elephant Round-up Show organised by the Tourism Authority of Thailand.
Thailand is renowned for its shopping opportunities and these are best experienced by staying at one of our Bangkok hotels and visiting the many markets and shopping malls.
To experience Bangkok's nearest seaside town, stay at our Chonburi hotels and appreciate the beautiful eastern coast of the Gulf of Thailand which boasts beautiful beaches and culinary delights. Or stay in our Pattaya accommodation to enjoy one of Thailand's most popular tourist destinations, which was a small, isolated fishing village until American serviceman arrived in 1961. If you are looking for a more peaceful beach holiday, stay in our Chalong accommodation. Chalong is an ideal spot for diving and snorkelling or as a gateway to the offshore islands.
Stay in our Chiang Rai hotels, or our Golden Triangle accommodation to check the renowned area where Myanmar, Laos and Thailand converge. If golf is your passion, stay in one of our Khao Yai hotels, approximately three hours’ drive from Bangkok, which boasts the country's largest protected area and is 7-8 degrees Celsius cooler than in Bangkok.
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