Iconic Dusit Thani Bangkok To Be Redeveloped

Category: Hotels, Posted:02 Mar 2017 | 16:43 pm

One of Asia’s best known hotels, the famed Dusit Thani in Bangkok is on the redevelopment track.

Located on land that belongs to the Crown Property Bureau, the group has made public plans that a lease extension has been made for 30 years, with a further option for an additional 30 years.

Dusit Thani through their public company will partner with Central Pattana Public Company on the massive project.

Aside from a hotel the development will include retail, office and residences.

The cost for the project has been tagged at an estimated USD1 billion.

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