Businessman and government officials have expressed great satisfaction with seminar and banquet facilities along with their luxurious executive suites. Traditional Thai Khantoke dinners may be arranged with musicians and dancers or open-air dining at poolside may be requested. For vacation, business or special events, the Wangcome is first choice in Chiang Rai.
Your high expectations of first class accommodation are rewarded at the Deluxe guest rooms provide every comfort -- air-conditioning, video, mini-bar and restful sleep.
Delectable Thai, Chinese, Japanese and European dishes are prepared by the Wangcome chef at the famous Yoong Tong Restaurant. A romantic mood is conjured by popular ballad music from our lovely songstresses. There's upbeat disco sounds for dancing on into the night. The bake shop is the big attraction at the moderately-priced Mayura Restaurant. With traditional Thai and 'pop' music background, the Lobby Lounge is ideal for casual or business conversation. Our friendly and caring Wangcome staff are ready to respond to your every need.
An if you're weary from traveling try relaxing with a traditional Thai massage at one of the three parlors close by. Be sure to spend enough time to enjoy the wonderful variety of attractions in fantastic Chiang Rai Province.
Wangcome Hotel is located on Pemawibhata Road.
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Interest Attractions in Chiang Rai
:: King Mengrai the Great Memorial
The King Mengrai the Great Memorial is located in Muang District at the intersection leading to Mae Chan. King Mengrai was the ruler of Nakhon Hiran Ngoen Yang (now commonly known as Chiang Saen) before Chiang Rai was established as the administrative centre in 1262. He consolidated his power by merging the different city-states in the North and founded the Lanna Thai Kingdom in 1296 with Chiang Mai as the capital.
Wat Phra Sing
Wat Phra Sing is 2 blocks east of Wat Phra Kaeo, situated on Singha Klai Road. The restored temple is thought to date from the 15th century. Inside is a replica of the Phra Singh Buddha, a highly revered Theravada Buddhist image, as the original was removed to Chiang Mai's Wat Phra Singh. The original buildings are fine examples of classic religious Lanna architecture, with their low sweeping roofs.