A Sneak Preview of Evason Hua Hin

Six Senses Hotels and Resorts in joint venture with Deutsche Bank are transforming the former Club Aldiana in the Evason Hua Hin. Recently they invited members of the travel trade and press to a sneak preview.

They purchased the tired former Club Aldiana for 200 million baht (US$4.4 million) and are currently spending 300 million baht (US$6.6 million) to make it over into 40 pool villas, 24 junior suites and several studios and rooms totaling 200 keys.

Guest rooms and suites feature a fresh unconventional design, which is an entirely new concept for Hua Hin. Most of the rooms have open-style bathrooms, which create more space and light in the rooms.

The Evason service standards ensure great attention to detail and a welcoming and friendly atmosphere exceeding guests' holiday expectations.

The approach is designed to guarantee that guests from all walks of life and cultures are catered for. A professionally managed kids club will keep children entertained all day, with special meals, adventure games, and fun learning experiences.

In addition to the main restaurant there will be an Asian fusion restaurant, a casual beach restaurant, and an open-air sea facing bar.

The Six Senses Spa will place emphasis on health, relaxation, beauty, stress release and recuperation. Adjacent to the beach you can relax knowing that the family are playing golf or otherwise busy around the resort. To guarantee the authenticity of the treatment they are bringing experts in each of the massage disciplines from overseas. Of course if you want a Thai massage, a Thai expert will give it. But should you wish a Swedish massage a then an expert imported from Sweden is on hand. Likewise for any other treatment. I get the feeling that Six Senses are about to add the difference to the Spa Industry in South East Asia.

Evason Hua Hin is currently scheduled to open on 1st November 2001 and the indications are that demand will be high.

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