Six Resorts in Thailand Now Affiliated with Registry Collection
Six resorts in Thailand are now affiliated with The Registry Collection. All of Absolute Developments luxury vacation ownership properties located in Thailand have now been accepted as members of the Registry Collection.
One of the resorts is Yoo Phuket, a collection of apartments and penthouses situated between three of Thailand’s leading Golf courses and a 10-minute drive to the island’s best beaches. The second, Yoo Samui, is an exclusive boutique beachfront mixed-use development located at the southern tip of Koh Samui, Thailand’s third biggest island.
The Absolute Beach Resort at Nakalay, the third resort on the list is in a private cove on Nakalay beach on the western coast of Phuket Island. The resort offers beachfront luxury apartments and penthouses with stunning panoramic views of the Andaman Sea and jungle-clad mountains.
Fourth is the Absolute Bangla Suites, a stylishly contemporary designed boutique resort hotel situated in the heart of Phuket’s nightlife, dining, entertainment and shopping hub in Patong. It offers a selection of 27 studios, nine junior suites, seven executive suites, and two grand suites, many with private terrace Jacuzzis.
Fifth is the Absolute Signature Villas at Palm Grove, Jomtien, a boutique hotel in Na-Jomtien that consist of villas with a private pool nestled among lush tropical gardens and furnished in Thai contemporary style and offering a first class service.
Sixth is the Absolute Platinum Suites, located in the popular tourist resort of Jomtien, Pattaya. This stylish resort boasts an olympic-sized swimming pool and offers guests a first class concierge service and premium facilities.
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February 3rd, 2010 at 11:11 am
There are golf courses, motor races, squash, tennis and badminton courts, and all that a sports lover would want. As for a trained water sports, Pattaya is reviewing the hub in Thailand. One can thrill oneself with games like parasailing, diving, water skiing and wind surfing. Or one can quietly enjoy fishing in salt water or fresh water, according to one’s taste.
March 14th, 2010 at 6:46 am
Have just come back from a exceptional holiday to Samui Island, stayed at Sunset Paradise in the northwest part which is less busy than Chaweng, great resort and great bays. We hired a cycle for only 800 baht per day and would drive around the total area. So many great localises to eat, our cherished restaurant was Thai Food Heaven which had the most marvelous view over the beach, the staff was quite friendly and the food so delicious, we went for sunrise drinks.