The contemporary resort, owned by Deevana Hotels and Resorts Co Ltd, joins four additional Ramada properties currently open and operating in Thailand and offers deluxe rooms, premier rooms and junior suites, all with private balconies, in the bustling beach town. The resort also boasts a third-floor swimming pool, a fitness centre, a kids’ club, a restaurant and the Orientala Wellness Spa.
“We are delighted to partner with the world’s largest hotel company for the development of Ramada Phuket Deevana and look forward to providing guests with a stylish and contemporary accommodation option that matches the Ramada brand’s reputable standards,” said Ramada Phuket Deevana Chief Executive Officer Suksit Suvanditkul.
The opening of Ramada Phuket Deevana also follows the June opening of Wyndham’s first mixed-use property in Asia, Wyndham Sea Pearl Resort Phuket, which accommodates hotel guests as well as timeshare owners through Club Wyndham Asia (See story here).
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The Ramada Phuket Deevana builds upon Wyndham Hotel Group’s strategic efforts to grow its Ramada brand in key markets throughout Southeast Asia, noted a press release from the company issued today.
“Thailand is a key country in the company’s development strategy for the region because of the country’s consistently high appeal to travellers worldwide,” said the release, adding that Thailand remained popular for international travellers with the country’s Department of Tourism charting more than 2 million visitors monthly.
“The Ramada Phuket Deevana provides travellers across the globe with Ramada’s renowned contemporary comforts on Thailand’s largest island, an incredibly popular tourist destination with high demand for quality accommodations,” said Barry Robinson, Wyndham Hotel Group’s President and Managing Director, South East Asia and Pacific Rim.
“As we grow Ramada in Southeast Asia, we’re targeting travellers’ dream destinations, and this hotel gives our guests an opportunity to make lifelong memories on the white sands of the Andaman Sea.”
Ramada, which has a global portfolio of nearly 840 properties in approximately 60 countries, is experiencing tremendous growth in the region.
Throughout Southeast Asia and the Pacific Rim, the group currently has more than 60 hotels open and operating under its Ramada, Wyndham Hotels and Resorts, Days Inn, TRYP by Wyndham and Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham brands. More than 60 properties are currently under development in the region.
The group recently announced signings for Ramada properties in Broome, Australia, and Auckland, New Zealand; agreements for 17 new Ramada properties in South Korea scheduled to open by 2018; and plans for eight new Ramada properties in China to open by the end of 2017.