Happy Wedding Ms. Ruenrudee Chunhanon & Mr. Rocco Devito

- 02 February 2006 -

Khun Mongkol Boonporn, General Manager, of Club Andaman Beach Resort, led a management team to witness the Thai traditional wedding ceremony of a Thai and American couple Ms. Ruenrudee Chunhanon and Mr. Rocco Divito. The bride and groom's friends and relatives also attended the ceremony held at the hotel's Andaman Ballroom. The ceremony is a good way of promoting Thai culture and tradition.

Welcoming student's field trip

- 21-22 January 2006 -

Happy Wedding Ms. Susan Thomsen & Mr. Martin Heining

- 28 December 2005-

Khun Mongkol Boonporn, General Manager ( 3rd row 2nd from left), of Club Andaman Beach Resort, led a management team to witness the Thai traditional wedding ceremony of a German couple Mr. Martin  Heining  &  Ms. Susan  Thomsen. The bride and groom's friends also attended the ceremony held at the hotel's Andaman Ballroom. The ceremony is a good way of promoting Thai culture and tradition.

Hole in One

- 23 December 2005-

Khun Mongkol Boonporn (right) General Manager of Club Andaman Beach Resort presented a Lotus room voucher for 2 nights with Breakfast and Spa package at Anda Spa to Mr. Henrik Lars a Swedish golfer who got a Hole in One at the 14th hole of 147 yards, using a Pitching Wedge, at the Loch Palm Golf Club.

New guest room "Royal Suite"

- 01 December 2005-

Club Andaman Beach Resort, Phuket, invites you to relaxe and enjoy the crystal clear Andaman Sea, bright blue sky amidst the hotel's lush tropical garden. It is now offering superb guest rooms with all modern amenities, especially the "Royal Suite" type of guest rooms. Located on the top floor of the hotel building, guests can enjoy splendid views of gorgeous Patong beach, both in the glorious morning and pleasant evening. Decorated in contemporary Thai style with modern amenities, the spacey room comes with private Jacuzzi on the terrace.

Club Andaman's new look cost 100 million baht while it plans to launch "Andaman Bazaar" this high season-1st November 2006-

- 01 November 2005-

Affected both at its properties and by the decline in occupancy, in the aftermath of the December 26th tsunami, plus intensive market competition in terms of pricing among hotel accommodation, Club Andaman Beach Resort being located on a famous beach of Phuket's Patong beach, has spent around 100 million baht to improve its premises and amenities, ready to welcome tourists for the up coming high season.
        Commenting on the outlook of tourism, the hotel's General Manager Mongkol Boonporn believes that holiday makers will return to the island during this tourist season in November. He said the hotel has had a major face lift with new look to serve customers. "These include re-landscaping, decorating its garden in Japanese style, improving the swimming pool area, walkways, parking lots, putting in waterfalls, a new lighting system in harmony with natural beauty, as well as adding advanced technology in its conference room facilities", he said. 
 
After the December 26th incident, Club Andaman Beach Resort removed 15 of its beach front bungalows and re-furnished the remaining 37. It also added 75 more guest rooms on the main building, using P49 company as the designer. Over 2 million baht was specially spent on the Deluxe, Junior and Royal Suites which are decorated in luxurious, spacious styles with all new and classy furniture, ready to serve VIP guests.      
         The hotel is also adding excitement to Patong beach by introducing its up market shopping and entertainment centre, 'Andaman Bazaar' project, expected to open this high season. Located on 4 rai of land on the beach road, it carries a unique style of open spaces for shops, the only one in Patong to attract middle to high end shoppers. The project construction is now 50% in progress.
         "The hotel's total new face lift highlights the beauty and modernity which expects to impress tourists and overseas agents", said Mr. Boonporn, who also insists that the hotel treats safety as its priority, as Patong now has an early warning tower, evacuation drills with efficient emergency action plans to assure residents and visitors of the highest safety standard.