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HOTELS
Thailand’s First Space-Themed Hotel Opens in Pattaya
by: The Beat Asia
August 03, 2022
Thailand’s newest futuristic hotel Grande Centre Point Space Pattaya finally opened its doors to the public on Monday, Aug. 1. Built by the masterminds of LH Mall & Hotel, the staycation place hosts 490 rooms and is conveniently situated on the street of Chon Buri where Pattaya’s long stretch of beaches can be easily reached.
Dubbed as Thailand’s first space-themed hotel, Grande Centre Point Space Pattaya provides a constellation of services and facilities tailor-fit for travellers looking for a one-of-a-kind intergalactic experience. With its spaceship-like exterior and solar system-inspired decorations, the hotel will take guests from the comforts of their home to the cosmos in no time.
Room rates start at THB5,000 and can be booked directly at the hotel’s official website. The standard check-in time is 2 PM while the checkout time is 12 PM. Guests staying at Grande Centre Point Space Pattaya must pay a refundable security deposit on the site. For inquiries, email [email protected].
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