Exclusive 105-unit luxury retreat marks Frasers Hospitality’s third property in Thailand.
SINGAPORE – Frasers Hospitality Group, a division of Frasers Centrepoint Limited (“FCL”), recently launched North Park Place, a 105-unit luxury serviced residence located within the exclusive Rajpruek Golf Club in Bangkok, Thailand. This premium serviced residence, managed by Frasers Hospitality Group, offers a selection of one and two-bedroom fully-serviced apartments.
North Park Place provides a green oasis of relaxation and recreation through an extensive array of business and family-friendly lifestyle amenities for guests of all ages. The nearby Rajpruek Sports Club caters state-of-the-art meeting rooms, a business centre and conference facilities cater to the business needs of corporate travellers. Residents can unwind after a busy schedule through a wide range of sports activities and luxurious recreational facilities, including an Olympic-sized swimming pool, steam and sauna facilities, a fitness centre with a studio for aerobics and yoga, badminton courts, bowling lanes and golf simulators.
Stylish, spacious and elegant, all apartments in North Park Place are equipped with complimentary high-speed Internet access, a comprehensive home entertainment system and a fully-equipped kitchen, coupled with Frasers Hospitality’s intuitive Gold-Standard service. Each apartment also boasts private elevators and spectacular views of the lush golf course, allowing guests to enjoy a tranquil respite in the privacy and comfort of their room.
Mr Choe Peng Sum, Chief Executive Officer of Frasers Hospitality Group said: “Situated within the world-class Rajpruek Golf Course, North Park Place caters to discerning travellers seeking an exclusive luxury retreat tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok city. Every apartment has been carefully designed with guests’ well-being in mind to create a sanctuary for business and leisure travellers to relax and recharge. Bangkok has once again emerged as the world’s most attractive travel destination in 2016, and the launch of North Park Place is testament to Frasers Hospitality’s dedication to expanding in markets where there is continued demand for a greater variety of accommodation options.”
“As we continue to grow and strengthen our foothold in Thailand, we recognise that our brands and product offerings need to offer differentiated travel experiences for today’s travellers. Currently, Fraser Suites Sukhumvit appeals to urban travellers seeking contemporary serviced apartments located in vibrant and dynamic districts, while Modena by Fraser Bangkok caters to socially-conscious guests with a preference for sustainable, modern and affordable accommodation in the heart of the city. The addition of North Park Place enables us to increase the quality and diversity of our offerings by providing guests with the serenity and tranquillity of a private sanctuary in the vibrant capital city,“ he added.
Special opening rates starting from 33,000 baht per month for a one-bedroom deluxe apartment are currently offered. To enhance the customer experience at North Park Place, guests can also enjoy complimentary buggy services and additional monthly value-added services including breakfast, utilities allowance, laundry credit or grocery vouchers for bookings with arrivals and deposit made before 31 March 2017. Minimum one month stay applies.
With the launch of North Park Place, Frasers Hospitality will see its portfolio in Thailand total four properties with over 850 units by 2019. Frasers Hospitality Group’s global portfolio, including those in the pipeline, stands at 140 properties in more than 80 cities and 23,400 keys worldwide.
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