Warwick International Hotels (WIH) has announced its first new affiliate member hotel of 2009, the five-star Rembrandt Hotel & Towers in Bangkok, Thailand. This marks the first time that Warwick International Hotels has been represented in Thailand, and it is the group's fifth hotel in the Asia/Pacific region.
Located in the central Sukhumvit district, in an area that represents the 'new Bangkok,' the Rembrandt Hotel & Towers features 407 luxurious guest rooms and suites and five restaurants. The hotel is just 40 miles from the Bangkok International Airport. The Queen Sirikit Convention Centre and many famous attractions are close at hand.
'We are very proud to include such an impressive hotel in our collection. It represents the standards of luxury and guest service that are the hallmarks of Warwick International,' says G. Paul LeBlanc, Vice President, Marketing & Sales for Warwick International Hotels. 'Obviously, Asia is an important market as we build our brand worldwide, and we are looking forward to being part of the vibrant economy of Thailand.'
Other Warwick International Hotels in the Asia/Pacific region include: Warwick Ibah Luxury Villas and Suites in Ubud, Bali (Indonesia), Naviti Resort and the Warwick Fiji Resort and Spa in Viti Levu (Fiji Islands), Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu in Port Vila (Vanuatu) and the Celebrity International Grand Hotel in Bejing (China). Gloria Hotel & Resorts, which operates 18 locations in China, is also part of the Warwick International Hospitality Alliance.
The Rembrandt Hotel & Towers offers five restaurants, a fully equipped Business Centre, wireless and wired broadband Internet connectivity and a choice of meeting rooms for up to 750 participants. It also offers a swimming pool, a fully equipped gymnasium and a spa.
Warwick International Hotels (WIH) was launched in 1980 with the purchase of The Warwick New York. The WIH Group now includes more than 40 prestigious hotels and resorts worldwide located in city centers and resort destinations in the United States, Europe, Asia, Bali, the South Pacific, and Africa.
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