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More @ www.myhotelvideo.com Location: The hotel is part of the King Power Duty Free Complex. Don Mueang International Airport is 30 km from the hotel while Suvarnabhumi Airport is 30 km away. There is only one stop between the hotel and Siam Square and MBK (15 minutes by car). The hotel is close to Siam Paragon (20 minutes by car) and Pratunam market’s main shopping districts. Guests can experience the hotels prime location with trendy bars and restaurants in the vicinity and easy access to the only duty free mall in town. Facilities: This brand new city hotel, built in 2007, is modern in design and provides 386 rooms. The hotel is air-conditioned and provides alobby with 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a currency exchange service, lift access, a café, a hairdressing salon, a bar, pub and 3 restaurants. In addition the hotel provides conference facilities, wireless Internet access, room and laundry services and a car park for guests arriving by car. Rooms: The hotel provides contemporary decorated and IT equipped rooms. The rooms have marble bathrooms with a separate bathtub and shower. The rooms also contain a flat screen TV with cable/satellite channels, a hairdryer, direct dial telephone, Internet access, minibar/mini-fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, an iron and ironing board, a seating area and a safe. The rooms have double beds and individually regulated air conditioning units. Sports/Entertainment: The hotel features a split level swimming pool, with …

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A TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow of a travel blog to Bangkok, Thailand by TravelPod blogger Tobszanni titled “Calm Malaysia to crazy Thailand” Tobszanni’s travel blog entry: “SD – On the move again, next stop was the Cameron Highlands, which took us up into the mountains on very windy stomach churning roads, passing stunning waterfalls as well as a group of elephants, which must have been helping to move logs. During English occupation in Malaysia, the English would come into the mountains to take advantage of the cooler air, so its known for its English feel, strawberries are grown everywhere with one sign advertising ‘Pluck your own’ and scones are readily available. My initial thoughts were that it wasn’t very English, more European, white buildings with black cladding, like a ski resort. The evenings were chilly and at dusk a thick mist would roll in. The town is small, with a handful of restaurants, the best we found was an Indian restaurant with lovely staff and fantastic tandoori food. The backpackers we were staying in was very well set up, helping with tours, onward journeys, breakfasts and dinners and everything else a good backpackers provides. The location was good too, it was set up on the hill, with great views of the surrounding area, but the rooms and shared bathrooms let it down. The walls in the bedrooms were paper thin and the bathrooms were pretty grotty with dribbling showers and bugs thrown in to make sure everyone had quick showers! Whilst here we …