Saturday 5 November 2011

Phuket Property - Pullman Phuket Arcadia Nai Thon nears opening

CONSTRUCTION of the five star Pullman Phuket Arcadia began in October in 2010 on Nai Thon’s headland and with the project copletion target date of August approaching, marketing and recruiment proposals are scheduled for the end of this year.
Mr Mmaitree Narukapichai, the project owner representative and managing director of Villa Zolitude Resort and Spa in Chalong.
“The new Pullman Phuket Arcadia is being developed an 40 rai of headland in the Nai Thon area. There is 68 rai available, the remainder of which will be osed for further development in the future,” Mr Narukapichai said.
The resort will comprise 281 rooms incliding three styles of guest room, superior,deluxe and seven pool villas. Each villa will have four large individual guest rooms over two storeys, but each room will consist of each its’ own private facilities.

Of the seven private pool villas, six will be one-bedroomed and two-bedroomed villa.
“The resort is constructed on a cliff and we do not wish to spoil the natural aesthetic qualities, so the structures will not extend above three storeys.” Mr Narukapichai added.
International hotel management chain, Accor will control daily operations, as with the Hilton Phuket Arcadia and facilities will incorporate both leisure and corporate market requests.
A 200-seat capacity meeting room with three individual nreak out rooms will provide for busuness individuals alongside a chill-out room a new concept of Pullman branding that will enable further networking. Inaddintion, an Accor connectivity lounge – situated in the lobby area – will enhance coomercial communications.
Resort leisure features include a gymnasium, five individual spa treatment rooms, two swimming pools (one of which is Olymoic-sized) and a kids club while dinners can avail of three outlets: an all-day international cuisine restaurant, an Italian restaurant and delicatessen.
Luxury resorts must be able to adapt and equipped to cater for all markets. During the high season we will focus on the liesure market such as families and couples. In the low season we can vary our focus towards MICE and more corporate markets,” Mr Narukapichai explained.
The  project has a budget of approximately 1.5 billion baht and is utilizing established Thai companies for all aspects of the development.
Construction is being managed by Bangkok firm, Poweerline Engineering.
Habita who have worked on many other projects around Phuket including Sri Panwa and Anantara, have been employed as project architects and a contemporary Thai design style will be emphasized throughout the structure.
P49 DESIGN are responsible for the interior design and are well known in Phuket for their influence on resorts such as Trisara.
P Landscape are contracted to shape the resorts exterior with notable examples of their work at the Paresa Resort and Malaiwana.
“I am confident in the collection of companies we have chosen to work with. Certainly, I consider our selections to be the lead in their respective categories in terms of experience, not only in thailand, but also abroad, “ Mr Narukapichai said.
With sustainable energy technologies and eco-friendly constructs now beging incorporated into many large developments, the PullmanPhuket Arcadia will employ several options such as waste water recycling for their vast landscaping requirements.
“With the project aiming ti be finished by August 2012, we hope to fulfill the needs of our target markket and further enhance the goals and aims of tourism in Phuket,” Mr Narukpichai explaoned

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