If you are looking for a luxurious tropical vacation spot, consider staying at the Trisara Phuket. Considerable attention has been drawn to, and awards presented to, this Thai resort.
Stay in one of their villas or rooms spaciously nestled among bamboo and banana trees on a 40-acre hillside by the beach. Each one has a spectacular view of the Andaman Sea for you while you enjoy your private infinity pool and opulent accommodations.
From the unbiased publication Oyster.com to the millions of voters on TripAdvisor, the Trisara Phuket has only the highest recommendations. The accommodations, service, cuisine, and setting are not surpassed anywhere in the world.
When you want excellent hospitality, outstanding cuisine, stunning views, and an overall memorable travel experience, be sure to stay at the Trisara Phuket.
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Trisara Phuket awarded best resort by leading travel guides in 2016
Depending on your situation, it can be very beneficial to buy hotel points. In the end, it can save you hundreds of dollars. Generally, you would save more when you buy points for staying several days rather than just one day.
Many of the major hotel loyalty clubs periodically run campaign where bulk purchase of points are offered at a discount.
However, it works best if you have a trip in mind and call ahead to check the availability of the hotel. You also need to verify that they will accept the points for that stay. There may be other reason not to use points for your stay, also. If your employer is paying for the stay, you should save your points for future use.
ThePointsGuy is an excellent website that knows just about every way to maximise points as there is, as well as timely information on promos run by most hotel chains.
Australian Business Traveller writes about it here. Read the full article:
Is buying hotel points to ‘save’ on hotel stays good value?
The bustling and colorful boat laden Chao Phraya River is the panoramic backdrop to every guest room of the soon to be opened Avani Riverside Bangkok.
No word yet on the fate of your Starpoints or their value
Last week, hot on the hotel gossip vine was the report of the Hyatt Hotel Corporation being in talks to acquire the Starwood Hotel and Resort Worldwide chain. Apparently those talks were either in the myth area, the shopping wish list of Hyatt or talks stalled, as it is now reported that the Marriott Hotel Group has bought Starwood.
The iconic, vibrant and sensory overloaded city of Bangkok will become home to The Lancaster Bangkok in 2016 and it will be the only luxury hotel on offer close to the Airport Rail Link for ease of access both coming and going to Bangkok.