The Imperial Golden Triangle Resort

The spectacular beauty and unique attractions of the Golden Triangle at the heart of Sourtheast Asia are now yours to enjoy - here at The Imperial Golden Triangle Resort.  Set amongst majestic mountains of the North and surrounded by the Mekhong and Ruak Rivers at the point where Thailand shares borders with Laos and Myanmar.

Guests can choose from 73 well-appointed rooms, including two magnificent suites and ten river-view deluxe rooms offering fabulous panoramas of the ruggedly beautiful region.

While its design, decor and hospitality reflect classical Lanna traditions, the Resort's luxurious facilities have been created for the most discerning of modern travelers.

Superior Room
Deluxe Room

In-Room Facilities/Services :

From sunrise to midnight, the Border View restaurant serves authentic northern Thai cuisine and popular international dishes while offering unparalleled views of this fascinating border area.

Other Facilities/Services include :

• Laundry service
• Local tour
• Shuttle minibus service on request
• Baby sitting

Sports & Recreation Facilities :

• Jogging track
• Massage
• Swimming pool
• The landscaped garden is perfect for a romantic stroll.

From sunrise to midnight, the Border View restaurant serves authentic northern Thai cuisine and popular international dishes while offering unparalleled views of this fascinating border area.

The Imperial Golden Triangle Resort has a selection of meeting and banquet facilities. A favourites is the Maekhong Auditorium, whose indigenous architecture and open-air format makes it an ideal venue for cultural banquets and theme parties up to a maximum of 300 persons and can be divided into 4 small meeting rooms. 1 Ballroom with a maximum capacity of 300 persons.

Special Support Facilities

- Sound reinforcement system
- Microphone ( Stand/Table/Cordless )
- Tape recorder
- Slide projector
- Video equipment
- Display / Easel board
- Photocopier
- Outdoor meeting ground

The Imperial Golden Triangle Resort is situated above the Mekong and Ruak rivers, offering a spectacular view of the borders of Myanmar, Laos and Thailand.