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AVANI Hotels to launch third Bangkok property on Sukhumvit Road
The hotel will be part of the Century The Movie Plaza 2 retail complex, located on Sukhumvit Road near the BTS On Nut Station

AVANI Hotels & Resorts has announced that its third Bangkok property, the newly-built 382-room AVANI Sukhumvit Bangkok, is scheduled to open end of 2018.
AVANI Sukhumvit Bangkok Hotel addresses every detail that matter for guests, starting with the AVANI designed Living Spaces, to an all-day dining restaurant, modern event spaces, or spacious meeting rooms, to an inviting AVANISPA, as well as flexible AVANIFIT gym.
This new upscale Bangkok hotel will offer stylishly designed rooms and suites with sweeping views of the city. Each room and suite will be fitted with the latest amenities for guest comfort an ease.

The hotel will be part of the Century The Movie Plaza 2 retail complex, located on Sukhumvit Road near the BTS On Nut Station.
The neighbourhoods in which AVANI Sukhumvit Bangkok Hotel will call home also has much to offer.
The nearby W District been growing in popularity since its recent opening. It has some of the hottest bars and restaurants in the city. Nearby, avant-garde galleries show imaginative works from local artists.
Guests with a sense of adventure can take a short walk to a boat ride along the Phra Khanong Canal, discovering local Buddhist temples, Chinese shrines, and Muslim mosques rarely visited by outsiders.
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