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LOCATION:
The
Rimkok Resort Hotel is situated in the center of one of the most exotic
and facinating areas of the world; Chiang Rai. Chiang Rai is Thailand's
northernmost province and is bordered by the neighbouring states of
Laos and Burma. The ancient city of Chiang Rai was once the capital
of the fabled Lanna kingdom. It was founded in 1262 by King Mengrai
as he began to extend his domain southwards. According to legend the
city was built on the spot where hefound his favorite elephant. He felt
that the site along the banks of the Kok River was an auspicious one
and thus Chiang Rai came into being.
Relatively inaccessible until recently, Chiang Rai still retains its
unique and natural charm. The city is perfectly situated for exploring
Thailand's northern areas. Within one or two hours drive are ancient
historical towns such as Chiang Saen and exciting places of tourist
interest like Mae Salong. The surrounding mountains and forests are
home to the many colorful mountain tribes of the north such as Lisu,
Lahu, Yao and Karen. SHOW
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HOTEL SERVICES & FACILITIES : |
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HOTEL FACILITIES & SERVICES:
The
Rimkok Resort Hotel provides a spacious banquet hall large enough
to accommodate 360 people. It is equipped with all technical facilities
to serve conventions, conferences, seminars and meetings. The resorts
sports complex provides the leisure delights of a very large swimming
pool and outdoor Jacuzzi as well as a jogging trail winding over
the whole of the resort.
Additional
facilities include the elegant Sipsong Panna Dining Room, the pleasant
Saenwee Coffee Shop, the Heritage Grill, the Kinnaree Bar and the
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ACCOMMODATION: The
Rimkok Resort Hotel, with 248 superior and 8 executive suites, offers
the delightful combination of the refined and gracious service of
traditional Northern Thai hospitality, and the modern conveniences
and luxury of a first class resort hotel. The
stylish interior creates a unique and charming atmosphere to make
your stay pleasant and relaxing.
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