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Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino Www Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com DESTINATION INFORMATION Poipet is a Cambodian boomtown on the Cambodia/Thailand border, in Ou Chrov district, Banteay Meanchey Province. It is a key crossing point between the two countries, and also extremely popular as one of the most exciting gaming and entertainment venue. Poipet hosts Cambodia's main border crossing with Thailand, which links northwest Cambodia to Aranyaprathet, and hence Bangkok. Cross-border activity has made the town grow to be larger than its provincial capital. Poipet is a border town typical of where shocking economic disparities exist between two nations. The town is relatively easily covered on foot, for those who wish to explore it. Also the free shuttle services are provided for all guests by the hotel. The nearest Thai town is Aranyaprathet, about 6 km from the border. The border is in central Poipet. The border is open 07:00-22:00. There is no time difference between Cambodia and Thailand. Immediately next to the Thai immigration facilities is Rongkleu Market, which host banks, cafes, a convenience store, money exchangers, and buses. Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com POIPET RESORT CASINO THE POIPET RESORT CASINO is where the refinement of classical and contemporary style, hospitality and comfort come together in Poipet. The hotel offers 192 rooms of Superior, Deluxe type and Suites with also offers rooms for Guests with special needs and two floors of the Building are reserved for non-smokers. The hotel's location is perfect, just a very short distance to "The Cambodia Immigration Office - Cambodia's International Border" The Poipet Resort is the ideal spot for visitors who need a central base from which to explore the splendours of Poipet. All rooms are designed in a classic contemporary style. Other facilities include a signature restaurant, Food Loft on the basement floor, Duty Fee, Spa and Casino space. Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com GRAND DIAMOND CITY HOTEL and CASINO THE GRAND DIAMOND CITY HOTEL and CASINO has many types of rooms available to accommodate the most assuring traveller whether their purpose is business or leisure related. A unique "GRAND DIAMOND CITY" architecture adorns this stylish, top-quality hotel in Poipet with a sophisticated and contemporary feel. The exceptional design and structure give this hotel in Poipet its distinctive flair, while the wooden interior invites you to relax and enjoy the uniquely atmosphere. Facilities come complete with all the creature comforts and are encased in glass and wood, to give an unrivalled finish and freshness. The Grand Diamond City is ideally located seconds away from Cambodian Immigration Checkpoint where serving many types of VISA at Poipet City. The Perfect Location. Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com Location Conveniently located hart of Poipet strip, Cambodian International Border, where is a key business crossing point between Thailand and Cambodia and also one of the most exciting gaming and entertainment venue. Hotel Address 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District, Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia. Sales & Marketing Centre Bangkok, Thailand Mobile : +66 63 202 4279 Tel +662 651 7677 Fax +662 651 7678 Email: [email protected] Website www.grandexclusive.com General Manager Mr. Phakapol Yawaluk Director of Sales / Thailand Mr. Nipon Koeydanklang Asst. Sales Manager / Cambodia Mr. Nol Sengtry ACCOMMODATION Categories Number of Rooms Area (Sqm²) Superior Room 104 35 Deluxe Room 89 35 Premier Deluxe Room 121 35 Club Deluxe 10 35 Club Suite 4 45 Classic Club Suite 5 60 Diamond Suite 10 90 Grand Diamond Suite 6 120 Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com Categories Number of Rooms Area (Sqm²) Standard Room Superior Room 69 25 Deluxe Room 27 47 Jr. Suite 41 47 Executive Suite 5 77 Guest Room Features King/Twin bed Smoking and nonsmoking rooms Rain shower in every room and some room types with in room Jacuzzi Entertainment system for music selection in room Individual controlled air conditioning Mini bar, personal electronic safe and hair dryer Wireless high speed Internet access IDD telephone Coffee/tea making facilities Bathrobes and slippers LCD television with satellite feed and deluxe channels SERVICES Private group check-in and express check-out 24 hrs. Concierge Services International and local call Fitness centre Duty Fee Transportation Services Spa facilities Ur dining room service Car rental Services Hi-speed internet (Wi-Fi) access throughout the hotel Daily housekeeping service Laundry valet service Sightseeing and tours arrangement Drug store Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com UR DINING For dining experiences, both of Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino and Poipet Resort Casino offer unique choices for our guests. Chillax A rustic yet modern restaurant rendering a pub atmosphere with a design concept combining a bistro and old-fashioned home atmosphere that oozes fun and friendly ambience. A place for relaxed dining where the hotel can offer guests simple yet superlative quality of the most well-known Western dishes with a twist that embody all aspects of cutting edge cuisine yet still being able to reflect centuries of tradition by featuring a large spread of Thai dishes. Food Loft This outlet offers two types of dining whereby one is a la carte (guests are able to order directly at Chef) and food is delivered once completed. The other option guests can choose is ‘all you can eat’ where guests are allowed to frequent the counters and order as much as they wish. Grand Rice & Noodle Atmosphere of Street Food Restaurant concept by enjoy the Thai Style Fast-food “A La Carte Buffet” with over 30 food items and a selection of dessert served for whole day. Grand China Casual Authentic Cantonese and Chiu Chow Cuisine including a unique Selection of specialties ranging from Dim Sum delights to Seafood sensations. Grand Nippon Serving genuinely prepared Japanese food with a modern twist. Great steaks at reasonable prices. Marvel as personal chefs prepare seafood, meats and vegetables, grilling them to perfection right at your table. Try handcrafted sushi, sashimi and amazing raw seafood delicacies at the stylish sushi bar, paired with a fantastic sake collection and surprising Japanese style cocktails. Enjoying the performance of the Teppanyaki cooking style at our Grand Nippon restaurant. FITNESS CENTRE Our fully equipped fitness centre is located in the beach deck area close to the Spa. You can also take up a yoga class or other activities with professional instructor and U team. APSARA SPA Apsara Spa facilities with five private treatment rooms offering massage therapies that embrace the most effective Thai& European styles of massage to promote a sense of well being and nurture the spirit. The facilities are located on the sky bridge area connect between Grand Diamond City and Casino together with Poipet Resort Casino. Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino Poipet Resort Casino 988 F, Group 50, Kbal Spean Village Poipet Commune, Auchav District Banteay Meanchey Province The Kingdom of Cambodia Tel: + 855 496 7344, +855 1257 0454 Thailand Tel: + 668 7908 5322| Fax: + 855 496 7345 www.grandexclusive.com MEETINGS & EVENTS Grand Diamond City Hotel and Casino also provides one Grand Diamond Ballroom which hold up to 400 guests for a reception and 500 persons for a concert. There are four additional meeting rooms that are suitable for medium to small group meetings and events with a capacity of up to 40 guests per room, making them ideal for breakout meetings or for seminars or receptions. For a slightly larger event, the Poipet Grand View Room will hold 90 guests. within its 135 square meters. The facilities offer state of the art equipment combined with a superb selection of menus to choose from plus attentive service guaranteeing your event is a most memorable one. EXCITING Both Grand Diamond City and Poipet Resort have all the games you love – plus the warm, gracious service that sets apart as an authentic Gaming Experience – in our premium casino space. You will find all the latest slots, plus table favourites like Baccarat, Roulette, Poker and more. For the ultimate gaming experience, we recommend the High Limit Area. This is the hotspot for our gaming elite, complete with the wealth of games and friendly staffs. TOUR PACKAGES Tailor-made Tour Service for your unforgettable holidays.
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