The host of numerous international travelers, statesmen, sports personalities, dignitaries and entertainers, the Siam Bayshore Resort & Spa has uncovered a multi-million dollar renovation of the guest rooms and suites, gardens, several F&B outlets and public spaces. 

Proud to be one of the first Pattaya hotels to ‘go green,’ the Siam Bayshore gives importance to conservation and sustainable living. The hotel prides in limiting its carbon footprint, which is reflected in its recycling, waste management, eco-friendly practices and huge gardens. The hotel was recently awarded the ASEAN Green Hotel Award by the ASEAN Tourism Forum.

In the opinion of owner and president of the hotel, Khun Kamala, ‘At the Siam Bayshore, guests can enjoy a true oasis in the heart of a thriving city; we work hard to maintain our 20-acres of lush gardens so guests can truly escape from it all and convene with nature. I can honestly say we are the only true ‘garden’ resort in town, and I’m proud of that.’

He also added that ‘For 35 years, the Siam Bayshore Resort & Spa has been a centrepiece in this growing community, providing legendary Thai service to travelers from across the globe. Now we’re very excited to welcome both our loyal and new guests to this totally re-invented, high-tech, stylish and, most importantly, relaxing retreat.’

The refurbished accommodation of the hotel includes all the modern facilities. Both the rooms and the suites would be featuring a new look of re-modeled bathroom with marble countertops, bathtub, walk-in shower, aromatic amenities, the other amenities of the room include mini-bar, a cozy sitting area, outdoor balcony or terrace, hi-fi stereo and CD player, LCD television, high-speed wi-fi connectivity, personal safe and many more.

The celebration of the unveiling of ‘new’ 270-room Bayshore resort was celebrated by all staff and executives that include Siam Hotels & Resort president, Kamala Sukosol; Executive Vice President, Marisa Sukosol Nunbhakdi; Regional General Manager, Saran Nimihut; and Resident Manager, Holger Groninger.