9/9 Prachasumran Road, Amphur Muang, Khon Kaen 40000 ThailandnnTel:(66)(43)322155FAX: (66)(43)322150
The Pullman hotel is a kind of trademark of Khon Kaen. Surely one of the best hotel in town and all around, you will find bars, restaurants and places to enjoy yourself. It used to be called “Sofitel” and it is not very far away from the city pillar or central plaza. It is in the heart of Khon Kaen.
The hotel boosts 213 superior rooms and 31 junior suites, 16 Deluxe Suites. Add 32 Executive Suites and a finally a 6,500-square feet Royal Suite. Any hotel like this offer a variety of services, like conference rooms, outdoor swimming pool, buffet at the pavilion café with western and eastern food, for breakfast, lunch and dinner, a vietnamese restaurant (Called Saigon opened after 6pm) and even a German pub downstairs and much more. The hotel is one of the highest building in the city if not the highest one.
Here’s the lobby at the entrance.
The Spa at Pullman is one of the best in Khon Kaen but it is also one of the most expensive. It opens at 10 am and closes at 10pm.
Expect to pay around 2,500 baht per night for a room in this hotel.
More pictures of Pullman Khon Kaen hotel here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/50651722@N03/sets/72157650754136688/
Official website: http://www.pullmanhotels.com/
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pullman Hotel in Khon Kaen?
The Pullman Khon Kaen Raja Orchid is a five-star hotel in Khon Kaen city, one of northeastern Thailand’s finest accommodations. Part of the Accor group, it offers business and luxury amenities, a rooftop pool, and several restaurants, serving both business travellers and those exploring the Isaan region in comfort.
Is Khon Kaen a good base for exploring Isaan?
Yes — Khon Kaen is the most developed city in Isaan and an excellent hub. Day trips are possible to: Udon Thani (Red Lotus Sea, Ban Chiang Bronze Age site), Roi Et (lotus lake, ancient monuments), Nong Khai (Mekong River, Laos border crossing, Buddha Park), and the prehistoric art site at Pha Taem in Ubon. Khon Kaen airport has multiple Bangkok flights daily.
What luxury hotels are available in Khon Kaen?
Khon Kaen has several international-chain hotels: Pullman Khon Kaen Raja Orchid, Avani Khon Kaen Hotel, Centara Hotel Khon Kaen, and Kosa Hotel. Standards are high by provincial Thai city standards and prices are well below Bangkok equivalents for comparable quality — often 40–60% lower.
Does Khon Kaen have good airport connections?
Khon Kaen International Airport has multiple daily flights to Bangkok (Don Mueang and Suvarnabhumi), operated by Thai AirAsia, Nok Air, Thai Lion Air, and Thai Airways. Flight time is approximately 1 hour. The airport is about 5 km from the city centre and easily reached by taxi or Grab car.
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The hotel boosts 213 superior rooms and 31 junior suites, 16 Deluxe Suites. Add 32 Executive Suites and a finally a 6,500-square feet Royal Suite. Any hotel like this offer a variety of services, like conference rooms, outdoor swimming pool, buffet at the pavilion café with western and eastern food, for breakfast, lunch and dinner, a vietnamese restaurant (Called Saigon opened after 6pm) and even a German pub downstairs and much more. The hotel is one of the highest building in the city if not the highest one.
