Thailand’s magic unfolds in two distinct chapters with a duo stay that captures both soul and sea. Start in Chiang Mai at Bella Nara 4*, a sleek boutique hideaway where misty mountains, golden temples, and fragrant night markets invite you to slow down and soak it all in. Then trade jungle for ocean at Melia Phuket Mai Khao, where barefoot luxury, swaying palms, and Andaman breezes set the scene for pure coastal bliss.

Designed as a veritable cocoon of softness, the Deluxe room captivates with its warm atmosphere and elegant lines. Every detail has been thought through to create a haven where you feel instantly soothed. The delicate tones, refined furnishings and subdued lighting invite you to let go, while the modern facilities ensure unfailing comfort. An invitation to slow down, savour the moment and let yourself be enveloped by the tranquillity of the surroundings.

Enjoy a complimentary upgrade to a Grand Deluxe Room when you stay at Bella Nara Chiang Mai 4* for 5 nights or longer.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

If you are looking for a calm place to stay to enhance your well-being, the Melia Phuket Mai Khao 5* is a privileged resort for you.

Discover its spacious Villas and Suites, veritable havens located not far from the beach. With everything you need to have an ideal stay, the establishment will be a real cocoon of luxury and rest for you.

This resort is an ideal holiday destination to enjoy everything from relaxation to discoveries and explorations!

Soak up the tropical lushness from this 2nd floor suite. Marvel at its large terrace with a Balinese hut, open-air shower and round freestanding bathtub where you can enjoy the serenity and make the most of sunny moments.

Enjoy a complimentary upgrade to a One Bedroom Villa with private pool when you stay at Melia Phuket Mai Khao for 7 nights or longer.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Choose to upgrade to half board or full board at the next step of the booking process. Breakfast and your evening meal (and lunch if full board chosen) will be served in the main restaurant (drinks excluded, conditions apply.) 

Put on your flip-flops and your nicest swimsuit and head to the hotel pool for a dip and a snooze on a deckchair. After that, why not make your way to the Yhi spa: oils, massage, relaxation ... your worries and tensions will vanish in just moments!

Have you relaxed enough and would like to let off steam? Join the fitness centre, ideal for the more athletic or to simply get back on your feet. Treadmills or bicycles, there are enough options to satisfy everyone.

Children will not be left behind thanks to Kidsdom, a real little universe entirely dedicated to their entertainment. Let them have fun under the watchful eye of professionals who will offer them a number of stimulating activities.

Combining contemporary design with Thai touches, the uniquely styled SO Cosy room immerses you in an ambience inspired by the natural elements. You'll enjoy a king-size bed or twin beds, an open-plan bathroom with bath and rain shower, and uninterrupted views of the city or park.

Please note: Each Cosy room has its own unique style - actual room allocated may not match the photos.

Enjoy a complimentary upgrade to a SO Comfy Room when you stay at SO Bangkok for 3 nights or longer.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

SO/ Bangkok doesn’t just dazzle with design - spend sunny hours lounging by the rooftop infinity pool with panoramic views over Lumpini Park, or dive into serenity at SO/ Spa, where Thai wellness traditions meet modern luxury. For fitness enthusiasts, the high-tech SO/ fit gym keeps energy levels up with skyline views to match. 

Chiang Mai, affectionately known as the ‘Rose of the North’, is a vibrant city steeped in culture and surrounded by stunning mountain landscapes. The city seamlessly blends ancient traditions with modern vitality, offering travellers a chance to experience both historic temples and lively markets. Known for its temples, unique culinary delights, and rich cultural heritage, Chiang Mai presents an unforgettable journey into Thailand’s northern heart.

Must-sees:

• Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep: This iconic mountain temple offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside.
• Old City: Wander through the historical centre, home to revered temples like Wat Chedi Luang and Wat Phra Singh.
• Doi Inthanon National Park: Explore Thailand’s highest peak and its rich natural beauty, including waterfalls and wildlife.

Culinary culture:

Chiang Mai is known for its distinct northern Thai cuisine. Khao soi, a rich curry noodle soup, and som tam, the vibrant green papaya salad, can be found in local eateries and street food stalls. For a truly authentic taste, sample nam prik ong, a spicy tomato and pork dip, alongside sticky rice. For dessert, enjoy sticky rice with mango and a refreshing glass of traditional Thai iced tea.

Dive deeper:

For a more immersive experience, take a trip to Pai, a charming town nestled in nature, or visit the Golden Triangle, where Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar converge. Adventure-seekers can trek through jungles to visit indigenous hill tribe villages or explore the Chiang Mai Zoo to witness rare species in their natural habitat.

Good to know:

Chiang Mai is easily accessible from Bangkok by plane or bus. The ideal time to visit is during the cool season (November to February), when the weather is ideal for exploring. Don’t miss the Yi Peng Lantern Festival in November, a captivating event where thousands of lanterns fill the night sky. The local currency is Thai Baht (THB), and local transportation is readily available by tuk-tuk or songthaew.

Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, seamlessly blends cultural charm with contemporary allure. Phuket Town, the island’s vibrant capital, enchants visitors with its art galleries, Sino-Portuguese architecture, and lively markets. Meanwhile, the southern enclave of Rawai offers a peaceful escape, maintaining its village atmosphere despite modern development.

Must-Sees:

• Phuket Old Town: Explore colourful shophouses, art cafes, and bustling local markets.
• Sirinat National Park: A haven for nature lovers, with mangrove forests, tranquil beaches, and nesting sites for sea turtles.
• Big Buddha: Towering above Nakkerd Hills, this iconic statue offers panoramic views and a peaceful retreat.

Culinary Culture:

Phuket’s cuisine showcases a rich tapestry of flavours, merging southern Thai heat with influences from Chinese and Malay traditions. Don’t miss moo hong (pork belly stew) and mee Hokkien (Hokkien noodles) in Phuket Town’s bustling eateries. For a seafood feast, Rawai’s beachfront restaurants serve freshly caught crab, prawns, and fish grilled with tantalising spices. Top off your culinary adventure at a local market with traditional desserts like kanom tuay, a sweet coconut pudding.

Dive Deeper:

Phuket’s western coastline reveals an array of experiences. The lively twin beaches of Kata and Karon cater to holidaymakers, while Hat Surin and Ao Bang Thao charm visitors with their luxurious resorts and calm waters. Further north, Sirinat National Park and Khao Phra Thaew reserve provide quieter, natural escapes. Beyond the beaches, discover Phuket’s artistic soul through its burgeoning gallery scene and cultural festivals like the annual Vegetarian Festival.

Good to Know:

The Thai Baht (THB) is the local currency. Peak travel season runs from November to February, offering ideal weather for exploration. Phuket is well-connected by an international airport, and tuk-tuks or rented scooters are great for short trips. For an exclusive experience, consider chartering a yacht or enjoying sunset views from a rooftop bar.