Accommodation
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Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa Booking Now |
Bangkok Marriott Resort & Spa is a city resort with a difference. This luxury Bangkok hotel has every 5 star facility that a business or leisure traveler could wish for. Yet, with its classical Thai architecture, tropical gardens and cool river breezes, it offers all the tranquility of a resort. The hotel is near the city center as well as an array of enchanting historic palaces, monuments and temples. Just hop aboard the resort's private shuttle boat service to the Saphan Taksin Skytrain station every 20 minutes or take a 5-10 minute taxi to the new Krung Thon Buri Skytrain station on the riverside for direct access into Bangkok proper. Set within the resort gardens and surrounded by tropical greenery, the Mandara Spa has every amenity to relax and rejuvenate you, with our trained therapists offering treatments that skillfully blend ancient and modern practices. Enjoy a unique Marriott riverside experience that is simply unforgettable. Marriott Hotels & Spa is the official hotel and conference banquet venue for CSBio 2010 and IAIT 2010. Complimentary shuttle buses will run between the hotel and the conference venue at School of Information Technology (SIT), King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT). A schedule for the shuttle bus service will be posted shortly. |
KMUTT Guest Facilities
A limited number of rooms at the KMUTT Guesthouse within the vicinity of KMUTT (www.cec.kmutt.ac.th/page.php?name=room) are available for the conference participants from 3rd -5th November. You may request to check in before the 3rd of November. Unfortunately, the check-out must be done before the 6th of November.
The room rate is 500 baht per night for a single room, and 700 baht per night for a double room. Please note that the room rate does not include breakfast. If you’d like to book a room at the KMUTT guesthouse, please contact vithida@sit.kmutt.ac.th before the 25th October. As the number of rooms is limited, they will be allocated on the first-come-first-served basis.
