Thailand Wedding Hotels

"Most comfortable bed in thailand of 6 places, lovely tranquil and so spacious. Breakfast and wiithin 20-30 minutes of Bangkok airport. "

"It was perfect, everything that I expected and more. The management & staff here are world-class. Attention to every detail, absolutely my favorite hotel in Bangkok. Amazing dining selections, it's all here in one place. Thanks again for a memorable experience, can't wait to be back soon."

"The hotel was absolutely amazing. The staff and everyone working there were extremely polite, professional, and very helpful. We truly enjoyed our stay and appreciate the excellent service."

"Very nice staff, good location and great service "

"Staff are accommodating and breakfast are international cuisine. Enjoyed my stay!!"

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"Everything about the stay was excellent, whether it was the staff, the food, the options, the proximity to transportation and outside stores, and of course the rooms. We had a riverside view and we're able to watch the cruise ships every morning and night, which was a pleasure. Beautiful location. "

"The hotel was ideally located with good facilities and breakfast. "

"The resort is located across the beach and has all the amenities one can think of. The staff are friendly barring one or two buggy drivers who are burnt out driving around. Tony from Cafe Studio was brilliant!! They seem under staffed with the breakfast volume and one chef apparently so food takes a while at times to get to the table. Anan at reception was very courteous and I wish I took all the other names but they were all brilliant! The security staff manning the residences were very helpful and the pool staff too. I cannot fault the service in any way. Clearly the HR and training department is doing a good job with getting the right staff. The only glitch is that the hotel is not wheelchair friendly. Many steps to climb and we had to carry the wheelchair up. If your audience is not the disabled, then you have to mention it on booking platforms. My shoulders are in pain carrying the wheelchair up and down steps."