Hotel Nikko Amata City Chonburi will be opening its doors on June 1, 2022, in Amata City, Thailand. The hotel is now accepting advance reservations for accommodation.
The new hotel is located in Amata City Chonburi Industrial Estate, the largest industrial estate in Thailand. Covering an area of approximately 4,000 hectares, the estate is home to around 750 international companies. These include over 450 Japanese enterprises, mostly automobile component manufacturers and steel and plastic processing firms, constituting the largest concentration of Japanese companies outside of Japan. Hotel Nikko Amata City Chonburi is located near the entrance of the Amata City Chonburi Industrial Estate, and will provide comfortable and secure Japanese-style facilities and services for expatriates and the business guests of companies in the area.
The Amata Spring Country Club, a prestigious golf course in Thailand, is also located nearby, making it a convenient location for those wanting to enjoy a game of golf during their stay.
Guest Rooms
The decor of the hotel’s 220 rooms features wood grains, creating a sense of calm. Standard guest rooms are quite spacious, with an area of about 32 m², and contain individual desks for working. All rooms feature Japanese-style bathrooms with a separate bidet-equipped toilet, and boast luxury beds and mattresses from the US bedding company Simmons. Larger condo-type rooms with an area of 64 m² and three categories of suite ranging from 64 m² to 96 m² in size are also available. Some room types are equipped with kitchen facilities, washing machines and massage chairs, making them ideal for medium- to long-term stays.
Three executive floors (10th–12th) will feature rooms with enhanced comfort and facilities. Guests on these floors will enjoy complimentary access to the Nikko Lounge, an executive lounge offering its guests priority check-in and check-out as well as beverages and snacks. All guests will be able to use the swimming pool, fitness center and communal bath, as well as the business corner and a coin-operated laundry, all at no additional cost.
Restaurants and Bars
• Shikisai (188 seats) – Shikisai will offer both Japanese cuisine and an international food selection in separate individually designed areas. It also features a bar counter, a teppanyaki counter, and private rooms for special occasions. The menus include a wide variety of dishes, from traditional Japanese cuisine to lunch boxes and snacks to accompany drinks; Thai and Western cuisine will also be offered. A special fusion menu blending Thai and Japanese cuisine will allow guests to enjoy the creativity of the head chef Hiroaki Yamaguchi.
• Lobby Lounge (30 seats) – Located next to the reception desk, the Lobby Lounge will offer beverages and snacks – an ideal spot for break times and informal meetings.
• Poolside Bar (22 seats) – Located next to the pool on the top floor, the Poolside Bar will offer cocktails and light snacks and allow guests to enjoy beautiful views across Amata City.
Banquet halls and meeting rooms
The largest banquet hall, “Tsuru” ballroom, offers 400 m² of space and can accommodate approximately 280 people for a formal dinner or 400 for a standing banquet. It is equipped with three large screens and a full sound and lighting system. It can also be divided into two sections, creating two medium-sized banquet halls.
In addition, the hotel offers three meeting rooms (“Matsu”, “Take”, and “Ume”), each with an area of 50 m². These can be combined to form a medium-sized meeting room or banquet hall of up to 150 m².
The variable layout of the banqueting and meeting rooms will allow the hotel to host a variety of events of different sizes, from informal standing buffet parties to major conferences and exhibitions. All meeting and banqueting facilities will be located on the ground floor, making it convenient when events require multiple rooms, allowing guests to easily move from a seminar room to a party venue at the end of the day, for example.
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