hotel Patong Paragon

Patong Paragon Hotel is a hotel of four-star hotel consists of 121 rooms,
The Patong Paragon Hotel is located on Patong Beach in Phuket in Thailand and need time about half an hour to arrive from the airport to the door of the hotel.
And hotel rooms designed and well-equipped, in addition to a wood floor and all furniture is made of dark wood. There are many facilities for the visitor, including the Internet radio and satellite television-related and safe room and equipment for making tea and coffee.
There is a restaurant offering fine dining, Thai food offers modern European, and there is also a restaurant next to the swimming pool and offers modern Thai food, European.
The hotel was built on the U-shaped building in the center of the hotel.

Rooms divided by the number of the 121 individuals for example, rooms with a bed and one double bed rooms, rooms with two beds, a room for three persons and rooms for non-smokers

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