Avani Hotels and Resorts re-brands two resorts in Krabi
PHOTO: Klong Dao Beach, Krabi, home for one of the new ‘Avani’ brand hotels
Two new hotels are on the way for Krabi under the Avani Hotels & Resorts brand.
Avani Hotels & Resorts have signed up two new resort hotels in Krabi, marking the brand’s continued growth in Thailand. The existing resorts will undergo renovations to bring the properties in line with Avani standards which offer guests “buzzy social spaces and stylish guest rooms”.
The two hotels will be fully rebranded as Avani+ Koh Lanta Krabi Resort, set to launch by the middle of next year, and Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort, which will open its doors under the new branding later this year in time for the forthcoming high season.
“We are extremely excited to include Krabi in our portfolio as the Avani brand expands further through such agreements with trusted partners within Thailand,” said Javier Pardo, Vice President of Operations for Avani Hotels & Resorts.
Avani+ Koh Lanta Krabi Resort will boast 83 rooms nestled within wooded parklands, offering sea views from its gentle hills with direct access to a secluded white sand beach adjacent to the renowned Klong Dao Beach. The island is just 70 km south of Krabi International Airport and can be accessed via a 15 minute ferry crossing from the mainland.
Avani Ao Nang Cliff Krabi Resort will overlook the popular Ao Nang Beach with vistas of the nearby limestone cliffs and sea views punctuated by spectacular islands on the horizon. The 178 key property will feature contemporary design, new dining experience and an AvaniSPA relaxation facility.
Located just 35 minutes from the Krabi International Airport, guests can easily escape to the popular Ao Nang or Railay beach as well as the outlying islands while staying at the resort.
The newly rebranded resorts will bring the total number of Avani properties in Thailand to nine after Avani Sukhumvit Bangkok, set to open in July 2019.
SOURCE: Travel Daily News
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