A-One the Royal Cruise Hotel Pattaya

Upon entering the A-One the Royal Cruise Hotel Pattaya you will find yourself in a beautiful lobby that was designed stylishly and uses lots of teak wood, and marble to create a luxurious ambience throughout. Coming to the reception you will already notice that the hotel is well set up for the leisure as well as the business traveler. The front desk has a fax, telex and of course international calling available.
The hotel is shaped after a big cruise liner and all other hotel features follow this theme. The rooms, or “cabins”, and suites all have a certain nautical twist to it and all of them have private balconies. The A-One the Royal Cruise hotel Pattaya is not far from major shopping centers and the beach.
The hotel has several top class facilities available for its guests including an outdoor swimming pool together with a Jacuzzi. This is the ideal place to take a refreshing swim or relax in the Jacuzzi. The pool area also provides a sun deck, where you can sit back in a sun lounger and relax in the sun or order one of the delicious cocktails.
The hotel even has conference facilities that are located on the 9th floor and all of them are equipped with the latest audiovisual systems to make your business meetings a full success. Of course you can also rent these rooms for any other private happening that requires this type of facility.

Hotel Location

A-One the Royal Cruise hotel lies in the North of Pattaya, one of Thailand’s most bustling cities. One can drive from Bangkok to Pattaya in less than 2 hours which makes it the ideal location for people on a short stay in Thailand but also for any other long term holiday. Close to the A-One the Royal Cruise hotel you will find numerous restaurants, bars, beer pubs and other entertainment spots. You can also find several shops and department stores nearby.
Pattaya is famous for its cosmopolitan lifestyle. You will find hundreds of restaurants providing cuisines from all over the world and in excellent quality and you have a nightlife at hand that is varied and exciting. Furthermore, during the day, Pattaya has just as much to offer: Water skiing, kite surfing, sailing or banana boating are all possible here.

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Originally known as Phattaya Thailand

Pattaya, originally known as Phattaya, meaning ‘wind blowing from the southwest to the northeast at the beginning of rainy season’ has interesting and historical origins dating back centuries.
The then mighty ruler Phraya Tak (later known as King Taksin the Great) marched from the former capital, Ayutthaya to Chanthaburi prior to the fall of the Ayutthaya kingdom to its Burmese invaders in 1767.
On arrival to what is now known as Pattaya, the ruler Phraya Tak was met by the opposing forces of Nai Klom, in awe of the discipline and dignity of Tak’s army Nai Klom surrendered with out fight. The area therewith became known as Thap Phraya, meaning the Army of Phraya, and then to what it is now known as, Pattaya.
The modern day transformation of the once humble fishing village into Thailand’s premier and most successful beach resort began in April 1961, when a group of 100 American servicemen en route to the Vietnam War, made their descent onto this sleepy seaside haven for rest and relaxation, becoming the first of the many thousands of tourists who enjoy this piece of ‘Amazing Thailand’ year after year.
Replacing the fisherman’s huts of yesteryear is a wide range of deluxe hotels, mid range bungalows and Thai style guesthouse’s, fishing is still part of Pattaya life, as freshly caught fish is the specialty in many of the magnificent restaurants and eateries this bustling region has to offer.
By Mr.Michael Comglas
American Nationality

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