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Hilton Pattaya rises 34 levels above CentralFestival Pattaya Beach, South East Asia's largest beachfront shopping complex, providing spectacular views North and South over Pattaya City and the Gulf of Thailand.
PATTAYA, Thailand – Hilton Pattaya announced that it has been named ‘Luxury Hotel of the Year 2017’ and its Horizon rooftop restaurant & bar also received ‘Sea View Restaurant of the Year 2017’ from Asia & Australia Luxury Travel Guide 2017.
Luxury Travel Guide Awards is established to celebrate the excellence across all businesses in travel and tourism industry from the very best hotels, airlines and tour operators through transfer service companies around the globe. The team of experts searches for the qualified companies in each continent by focusing on innovation & design, rooms & facilities, gastronomic achievements, and service excellence.
Unique by design and centrally located, ‘Hilton Pattaya’ rises 34 levels above CentralFestival Pattaya Beach, South East Asia’s largest beachfront shopping complex, providing spectacular views North and South over Pattaya City and the Gulf of Thailand. The hotel includes 302 guest rooms – all with sea views from private balconies, and two floors of state-of- the-art meeting facilities with business centre, luxury spa, restaurants, bars and award-winning ‘Horizon’ rooftop restaurant & bar which features uninterrupted 270 degree view of Pattaya bay. At Horizon, guests can enjoy premium delicious dishes and favorite cocktail while indulging the fantastic view of skyline on the rooftop with excellent service.
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