Four Star 80 Room Khao Lak Beach Resort for Sale

Category: Hotels, Posted:31 May 2009 | 11:01 am

The four star 80 room Royal Bangsak Beach Resort in Khao Lak has been put up for sale by the owners at an asking price of THB 250 million. Recently we have received a large number of comments from readers looking for hotel properties in Greater Phuket for sale and this is in response to those quieries.
Located in an established tourism market the hotel opened in January 2005. Located on 18 rai, all rooms are over 40 square meters and there are an additional 6 suite rooms that have been fitted out as shells but lack interior work. Facilities include two restaurants, two bars and one large function room.
Interested parties can contact [email protected] for more details or call mobile +66 86789 3741

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