Enjoy your days here with modern comfort and convenience that Chiangmai Grandview provides.

Chiangmai Grandview Hotel is superbly located just 10 minutes from the International Airport and in close proximity to the centuries old city’s wall as well as the nearby commercial districts and Night Bazaar. At the foot of Doi Suthep, with its radiant monastery, the hotel also within easy reach to golf courses, tennis court, horse riding, and squash court.

Accommodations

- 200 superbly decorated guest rooms including suites
- Individually controlled air-conditioning, en suite bath
rooms with shower & tub, color TV with both local and
satellite programs
- Telephone, refrigerator and mini bar in each room
- Smoking & non-smoking rooms, Elevators
- Disabled-person room is available and wheelchair is
also accessible here.

Guest Services

- Facsimile & Wireless internet, Postal service
- CCTV on operation 24 hrs.
- Swimming pool, Fitness center
- Laundry & valet service
- Limousine and taxi counter
- Traditional Thai massage
- Free shuttle bus service to/from Night Bazaar
- Golf and tennis courts nearby
- Free under and above ground parking with 24 hrs. security
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Panviman Chiangmai Spa Resort Chiang Mai Overview :

The Panviman Chiang Mai Spa Resort is nestled on a small hill, in Maerim north-west of Chiang Mai. The resort lodges a unique adventurous experience among the natural beauty of Northern Thailand . Come and experience in Panviman Chiang Mai Spa Resort, 700 years old Thai traditional hospitality and experience the endless treatments of our Viman Natural Spa Center.

Panviman Chiangmai Spa Resort Chiang Mai Location :

The Location of Panviman Chiang Mai Spa Resort Hotel in Chiang Mai makes it convenient for you to access the hotel from all parts of the city. Panviman Chiang Mai Spa Resort Hotel in Chiang Mai is a short drive from the Chiang Mai International Airport. The locational advantage gives you convenient access to some of the major cultural sites and attractive entertainment spots.

Rooms at Chiang Mai Panviman Chiangmai Spa Resort :

Panviman Chiangmai Spa Resort is a hotel featuring numbers of comfortable guestrooms. Guests will have a pleasant stay in Panviman Chiangmai Spa Resort with fully furnished rooms. This Chiang Mai accommodation offers well appointed room facilities for guest?s needsuch as

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Baan Deva Montra is an intimate boutique resort set in the quiet countryside in the foothills of Chiang Mai’s Suthep Mountain, in the north of Thailand.

A mere fifteen minutes’ drive from the city, this hidden gem offers a unique combination of quiet idyllic charm and easy access to the bustling urban attractions of Chiang Mai.

At Baan Deva Montra, you can escape craziness, stress and chaos and enter paradise. We pride ourselves on our personalized service, drawing on the long traditions of service of which Thailand is famed. Our goal is to meet all of the needs of our guests so that you can completely relax and enjoy the experiences of the north of Thailand.

ACCOMMODATIONS

Garden Cottage – 1 Bedroom

The cottage of wooden Thai Lanna style; large windows provide scenic tropical garden view from a spacious 25-sq.-meter room featuring bath tub with separate shower, and one king or two twin beds with plush duvets.  Pampering amenities include slippers, fresh fruit, flowers, and distilled water, laundry and valet service.

Garden Cottage – 2 Bedroom

The cottage of wooden Thai Lanna style; large windows provide scenic tropical garden view from a spacious 28-sq.-mete of each room with private balcony, seating hall, featuring bath tub with separate shower, writing desk and one king or two twin beds with plush duvets.  Pampering amenities include slippers, fresh fruit, flowers, and distilled water, laundry and valet service.
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Veranda Chiangmai : The High Resort, located outside the city of Chiangmai and away from the hustle and bustle. Veranda Chiangmai : The High Resort, is a total Zen experience from the moment of arrival.

Divided into two zones, on one side representing the cultural heritage of the north and the other the Contemporary Veranda style. A boutique northern retreat of just 80 rooms, all guests are ensured of the best personal service, 24 hours a day from our warm and friendly staff.

Be pampered with our own signature spa treatments whilst enjoying the relaxing ambience of the forest setting. Each private cottage is a self contained spa with large sunken bath, Steam shower and twin treatment beds ideal for couples. All products used for treatments have been developed by our own experienced therapist.

The Higher Room

All day dining restaurant set high above our private valley, Offers fine european menu with extensive wine choice from the old and new world with a choice of seating arrangements. With indoor air condition set in modern settings or outdoor al fresco with views over the infinity edged pool and the valley beyond.

Rabiang Cha Restaurant

Located on the lower plains of the valley with views of rice and tea terraces. The restaurant is modern version of a traditional northern rice granary each private room has air conditioned comfort and glass sky light. Outdoor terrace dining is also available. the menu is a fusion of Lanna Thai cuisine with a modern touch.

Lobby Bar

A perfect place to unwind any time of day or get together with friends for cocktails. Serving a range of beverages, healthy smoothies and special coffee.

Private Dining

At the Veranda High Resort And Spa, we strive to provide individual services for each guest. private dinner or cocktail parties can be arranged in a variety of locations throughout the resort to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries or a memorable moment.

Meetings And Banquets

Conference facilities for groups from 10 to 200 people are available in a choice of three rooms. Special theme parties can be arranged at a variety of locations around the resort to suit the style of function.

Kids Club

Our nursery school trained staff are dedicated to make your child’s holiday a happy and fun experience. A range of educational toys and daily programs of indoor and outdoor activities to entertain your child, giving parents peace of mind for a shopping trip in town or enjoy a spa treatment.

Fitness Room

Air conditioned room, equipped with the latest modern work out gear perfect to pump those muscles or to work off a few pounds.

Swimming Pool

Veranda high infinity edged pool is on the roof terrace of the main building over looking the valley. A swim with the ultimate view. sun lounges provide a perfect place to enjoy a cool cocktail or a quiet nap. A children’s pool is also available for our young guest for safe wet fun.

Yoga Class

Join in a morning or late afternoon session of yoga at our open air temple pavilion with our professional instructor. yoga relaxes the mind as well as the body, helps with digestion, quietens the nervous system, benefits the heart and blood circulation as well as loosening joints.

Cultural Pavilion

Join in daily fun activities, learn the art of thai cooking, basket weaving, flower garland making or fruit carving. Private tuition in traditional thai music can also be arranged.

Meetings And Banquets

Conference facilities for groups from 10 to 200 people are available in a choice of three rooms. Special theme parties can be arranged at a variety of locations around the resort to suit the style of function.

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The name ‘Kirimaya’ means ‘illusion of mountain’ which suitably describes the refreshing character of our property and the reaction of our guests upon arrival and throughout their stay with us. To stay at Kirimaya is to embark on a memorable journey into the local culture for a total destination experience.

Fulfil your individual tastes. Whatever your personal interests are, Kirimaya gives you the lifestyle experiences you naturally prefer. Stargaze, watch wildlife up close, traverse nature trails or relish the challenge of a Jack Nicklaus golf course. Discover new culinary adventures with a vineyard tour. Enhance your wellness at the Maya Spa, seek mental quietude through our Asian therapies or simply laze by the pool. For Kirimaya is designed to give you the peace of mind lost within busy lives, for your indulgence.

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With the touch of nature from mountain surrounded area That we are well familar with KHAO YAI National Park is waiting to offer comfor and Happiness here……

One of the most luxurious Hotels in Khao Yai in Thailand, the Greenery Hotel in Khao Yai makes for a perfect holiday retreat. The settings and the Location of Greenery Hotel in Khao Yai Transports the tourists to a different world altogether. A cluster of Cottage style buildings located in the heart of the Khao Yai National Park, the Greenery Hotel in Khao Yai gives you a homely feeling. Situated in Khao Yai National Park which came into being in 1962, the Greenery Hotel in Khao Yai has everything to ensure you a great vacation altogether. Staying at the one of the finest 3 Star Hotels in Khao Yai, the Greenery Hotel in Khao Yai will not only ensure you a memorable stay but will give you the opportunity to come in direct contact with the wild side of Mother Nature. Khao Yai in Thailand can be most conveniently reached by car. Tourists heading for this National Park or more precisely the location of Greenery Hotel in Khao Yai, have to take the Prachinburi or Pak Chong route from Bangkok.

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Rachamankha an Oasis of Charm, perfectly located in the center of the old moated city of Chiang Mai, barely a minute stroll to the old city most important and impressive temple Wat Phra Singh, 2minutes stroll to the city newest and most exciting night market the Chiang Mai Sunday Walking Street Market and within easy walking distance of a wide variety of boutiques, art galleries, bars and restaurants.

Unique for a city hotel Rachamankha is renowned for its peaceful and very private atmosphere and incredible architecture. The hotel, just 22rooms and 2 suites, is set in 2acres of manicured grounds and the architecture pays homage to Chiang Mai golden age, the Lanna period offering guests a unique stay in a unique property with a true sense of place. Rachamankha is also the only Relies and Chateaus in northern Thailand.
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CITY ATTRACTIONS

Japanese War Memorial This occupies a small plot of riverside land just south of the bridge.

The Kanchanaburi War Cemetery On Saeng Chuto Road, opposite the Railway Station, this immaculately maintained enclave contains the remains of 6,982 Allied prisoners of war who perished during the construction of the ‘Death Railway’. An estimated 16,000 Allied prisoners of war, and 49,000 forced laborers, died during the construction of the ‘Death Railway’ and Bridge over the River Kwai.

The Chung-Kai War Cemetery 2 kilometres south of town, on the bank of the Kwai Noi River, this occupies the former site of the Chung-Kai Prisoner of War Camp. This second cemetery is more peaceful, attractively landscaped, and contains some 1,750 remains.

The JEATH War Museum This enclave in the riverside precincts of Wat Chaichumphon has been constructed largely in the form of an Allied prisoner-of-war camp. The name JEATH is derived from Japan, England, America, Australia, Thailand and Holland. The thatched detention hut with cramped, elevated bamboo bunks contains photographic, pictorial and physical memorabilia dating from the Second World War. Several prisoners of war who survived appalling conditions have donated items from that time to add to the museum’s authenticity. Opening hours: 8.30 AM to 6.00 PM daily Admission fee: 20 baht

Wat Tham Khao Poon 1 kilometre southwest of the Chung-Kai War Cemetery, this Buddhist temple is locally renowned for a cave containing stalactites and stalagmites, and many beautiful Buddha images.

ACCOMMODATION

Kanchanaburi offers air-conditioned hotels and resorts ,bungalows, guest houses and riverside rafts within the provincial capital. River raft accommodation is also available in several natural locations, alongside both rivers and the Khao Laem and Sri Nagarind reservoirs.

Visitors wishing to stay at any of Kanchanaburi’s national parks are advised to book beforehand, particularly if they wish to make weekend or public holiday outings. Reservations should be made through Bangkok’s National Parks Division of the Royal Forestry Department (Tel: 579-5025, 5794842).

Visitors wishing to stay at Khao Laem or Srinagarind Dams must make reservations through the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (EGAT) in Bangkok, Tel: 436-3179, 424-4794.

TRANSPORTATION

Travel Within Kanchanaburi Transportation within the provincial capital is most enjoyable on tricycles. These can be hired at the rate of approximately 150 Baht for two to three hours, enabling visitors to see the Bridge over the River Kwai, the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, the waterfront Song Kwai Road area, and the JEATH War Museum in one circuit.

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Kanchanaburi is Thailand’s fourth largest province. Kanchanaburi covers some 19,486 square kilometres, and borders Myanmar (Burma) to the west.

Kanchanaburi is the site of the world-famous Bridge Over The River Kwai, immortalized in books and movies, and is noted for rugged natural beauty where mountains and river valleys have inspired development of hydroelectric power and where labyrinthine dam reservoirs provide further scenic elements to the province’s natural beauty.

Beyond the compact provincial capital, some 130 kilometres, and a comfortable two-hour drive, from Bangkok, where the Kwai Yai and the Kwai Noi rivers unite to form the Mae Klong River, Kanchanaburi unfolds in progressively arresting scenic beauty in a landscape characterized by several waterfalls, caves once inhabited by Neolithic man, national parks and tranquil riverine and reservoir settings.

Opportunities abound for bucolic living aboard rafts on dazzling rivers and reservoirs, and provide the focal point for memorable holidays for nature lovers who delight in natural surroundings and pleasures without sacrificing basic comforts.

The Bridge Over The River Kwai is the reason why so many visit Kanchanaburi. It was importalised in David Lean’s epic movie that was actually filmed in Sri Lanka with a wooden bridge that gave a far more dramatic explosion than the actual metal one would have done. Today the bombing of the bridge is celebrated annually on it’s anniversary with The River Kwai Bridge Festival held 28 Nov-7 Dec.

In June 1942 the Japanese High Command ordered a single-line 1 metre gauge railway to run 250 miles from Ban Pong in Thailand via Three Pagodas Pass to Thanbyuzayat in Burma. Its purpose was to carry 3,000 tons of cargo daily to support their invasion of India, the a part of the British Empire. Construction started in October 1942 and by late October 1943 was completed at the cost of lives of 16,000 prisoners of war and 100,000 impressed Asian slave labourers of Chinese, South Indian, Malay, Burmese, Japanese and Dutch Indonesian origin. One life was lost for every sleeper on the track.

Some 6,982 POW’s are buried under the immactulately clipped turf of Kanchanaburi War Cemetery (Don Rak) 1km from the centre of town and a further 1,700 at Chungkai Cemetery.

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Woodlands Suites Serviced Residences is the first and only Studio and Apartment complex in Pattaya committed to provide a home away from home with chic, contemporary, comfortable and trendy living space.

Woodlands Suites Serviced Residences features 74 luxuriously appointed studios and apartments all providing a large private balcony in a perfect privacy making it an excellent destination either for short or long stay while in Pattaya.

Ideally located in Northern Pattaya, Woodlands Suites Serviced Residences is surrounded by a peaceful environment away from the hustle and bustle of the city and at the same time within walking distance from shopping centers, supermarkets, restaurants, beach…etc.

At Woodlands Suites Serviced Residences we ensure that the living needs of our residents are well catered for and are treated as part of the Woodlands family.

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