SALA Hospitality Group will open its ninth property in
Thailand on 1 May, when the eagerly anticipated sala bang pa-in
(บางปะอิน)
starts welcoming its first guests.
Located less than an hour by car from Bangkok city centre,
the stylish new riverside retreat, nestled on an
island in the Chao Phraya River between Ayutthaya and the capital,
will enable guests to escape the hustle and bustle of the city
without travelling far from home.
And, with a fleet of boats awaiting to
transport guests on immersive excursions, including complimentary
transfers to and from the Summer Palace, every traveller can
uncover the rich heritage of a charming yet relatively undiscovered part of the Kingdom.
The sala bang pa-in houses just 24 deluxe
rooms and pool villas, all of which reflect a modern minimalist
design concept and cutting-edge technology, such as high-end sound
systems with smartphone connectivity, LED TVs and Espresso
machines in every villa.
Each spa-inspired bathroom comprises a
separate bathtub and rain shower, and all 10 villas open out onto
expansive riverside terraces with daybeds and private pools.
The
top room category, the three-bedroom river view
presidential pool villa, offers 484 square metres of indoor and
alfresco living space, making it ideal for families and groups of
friends.
Bang Pa-in is an enticing option for visitors who want to
embrace the great outdoors, with plenty of scenic cycling routes
to and from the hotel, including a 50km loop that encompasses
Ayutthaya and the Summer Palace, and secure bike parking at the
hotel.
Guests can also jog along a path that winds around the
property and along the riverbank, relax with in-room spa and
massage services, or plunge into the inviting outdoor swimming
pool, which stretches 30 metres along the waterfront.
Delectable dining experiences can be enjoyed at
sala bang pa-in eatery and bar, its riverside restaurant. The menu
of Thai and international cuisine highlights ingredients grown in
the hotel’s onsite garden, accompanied by global wines, craft
beers and creative cocktails.
“The Chao Phraya is a legendary river that weaves
timeless tales of Thailand’s past as it winds through the
landscape. Now for the first time, curious explorers can discover
the fables and folklore of Bang Pa-in, the home of the Summer
Palace, while staying in a boutique hotel that delivers
world-class experiences for couples, families and groups alike,”
said Mr. Volkert
Geertsen, Cluster
General Manager for sala boutique. “Just a short distance from
Bangkok, yet surrounded by unspoiled scenery, this is a
captivating destination for urbanites who want to escape the city
and unwind in peace and tranquility. We look forward to welcoming
guests to sala bang pa-in, demonstrating our trademark sense of
style and showcasing the grace and grandeur of Old Siam.”
sala bang pa-in is located just
60km north of downtown Bangkok, 28km from the UNESCO World
Heritage- listed Ayutthaya Historical Park, 41km from Don Mueang
International Airport and 74km from Suvarnabhumi International
Airport.
Reservations for sala bang pa-in can be made now for
stays from 1 May 2021. Rates start from THB 5,180 net per room
per night, including breakfast and river transfer to the Summer
Palace.
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