In Thailand will appear a new Banyan Tree

Chain of leading hotel resorts in the Asia-Pacific region, Banyan Tree, opens a new resort in Thailand on Samui Island. Banyan Tree Samui will be ready to receive its first guests in July 2010. The new hotel is situated in the most picturesque bay of the island - Lamai, which is surrounded on all sides by cliffs and thick jungle, which creates a unique atmosphere of seclusion and tranquility.

At the same time both the hotel and the beach have well-developed infrastructure, providing maximum comfort to its guests. Banyan Tree Samui offer its guests 78 Deluxe villas with private pool and Sanctuary villas, where there are two pools, with a total area of 428 sq. meters. All design and architecture of buildings are made in classic soft Thai style. All villas are equipped with terraces offering a magnificent view of the ocean or a scenic mountain. The hotel visitors will be offered Banyan Tree Spa Center, which has already gained fame and respect throughout the world. Also Banyan Tree for the first time will present its new project - Rainforest spa. It includes various hydrothermal programs that make you feel renewed. Guests can also use the famous Thai restaurant Saffron, which in addition to age-old Thai dishes offers national dishes of European countries, also on the beach is located a grill bar where you can taste freshly prepared fish and seafood. And, of course, lovers of solitude can order any dish at any time to the villa.

Banyan Tree Samui in honor of its opening provides for its first visitors a generous gift, till the end of August the price of the Delux villa will cost only 435 pounds per night, including breakfast. The price includes all taxes and services. And if you book it for 7 nights it will cost you £ 2059 per person.

The resort chain Banyan Tree hotel consists of 23 hotels, 65 spas, 65 galleries and two golf courses. Since 1994 (opening of the first hotel) «Banyan Tree» has received more than three hundred different rewards and recognition in the hotel business.