Thailand hotels do not only attract the tourists' attention, but also the attention of experts in the world hospitality industry. The Thailand hotel industry grows and develops fast and the reputation for the excellent service culture spreads further and further away from the country's boarders. Many Thailand hotels are unique in services; they deliver in the quality they have attained through the years. A number of initiatives are currently underway to upgrade Thailand hotels and create a new brand for them in the world, the brand that will combine the traditional Thai hospitality and the service of excellence with high tech international standards.

Thailand hotels are diverse and any visitor is surely to find a venue, especially suitable for his taste and budget. Many Thailand hotels offer a great historic ambiance. One of these is the Atlanta, the oldest non-renovated hotel in Bangkok, decorated in original theme of 1950s.

You can also find boutique hotels, small in size, but providing the budget excellence of a 5-star property. The best representative of this type is the Tamarind Village (Chiang Mai), pleasant and refined with its local fabrics, carving and rattan matting.

Hotels in major resort destinations, such as the Krabi Island and Phi Phi, are extravagantly cheap; the price can start from twenty if you make an online reservation or find the hottest deal. However, a low price is not the criteria to judge about the quality of Thailand hotels; frequently, they are uniquely designed and wonderfully atmospheric, some are greatly traditional with Thai-style rooms or houses, canopy beds with seashell garlands and delightful gardens and ponds all around.

The Holiday Inn Resort on the Phi Phi Island is one of the best and cost-effective options. The resort consists of eighty private bungalows, exceptionally suitable for families with kids and couples, seeking an intimate retreat. Special packages include complementary breakfasts and lunches, a Thai massage, and discounts on drinks and beverages. Rates start from eighty dollars.

The Pakasai Resort has all the amenities you would expect of an international four-star resort, comprising a spa and sauna, a fitness center and swimming pool. Rooms are equipped with an in-house movie, a minibar, a fridge and air conditioning. The resort is located on one of the finest Krabi's beaches, Ao Nang or Ao Phra Nang, where you can find a variety of other guesthouses and bungalows. There is a good selection of restaurants, featuring both the local and international cuisine. Rates start from sixty seven dollars.

The Chiang Mai, a paradise for the recreational tourism with majestic mountains and hills, great shops and restaurants, has wonderful small and large hotels. The Amari Rincome Hotel has an ideal setting only 500 meters away from Kad Suan Kaew, the largest shopping center in Northern Thailand. A unique décor, combining traditional Thai handcrafts, antiques and modern facilities in a garden setting, creates a special antique ambiance. Rooms have private balconies or terraces and overlook the hotel's pool and garden. Rates start from fifty dollars.

Thailand hotels are broadly presented in the Internet with descriptions and online reservations available. One of the largest searchable and reservation systems is provided by Thai Hotels Associations (THA), www.thaihotels.org. In addition, many other regionally specialized search engines, such as www.krabi-hotels.com and www.phuket.com, deliver detailed info and hot deals of the hotels for each particular region.