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Home / Hotel / Hotel News / Trisara Entices Remote Workers With Long-Stay Rates

Trisara Entices Remote Workers With Long-Stay Rates

February 28, 2024 by StrawberrY Gal

 Trisara, one of Thailand’s finest resorts, is capitalizing on Phuket’s reputation as a hub for remote working courtesy of special long-stay rates on its signature residences.

Its “Stay Longer, Save More” deal entitles guests to an exclusive discounted rate with extra benefits if they stay a minimum of four or seven nights. The additional benefits include daily breakfast, return airport transfer, complimentary use of non-motorized water sports equipment, complimentary daily outdoor activities as part of Trisara’s “Move in Nature” wellness program, and THB 2,500 in Wellbeing credits per bedroom each night, redeemable for activities including massage and beauty therapies, personal training, and yoga and meditation.

“Trisara offers the quintessential workation experience, seamlessly blending serene luxury with productive tranquility,” said Kittisak “Kitt” Pattamasaevi, the CEO of Montara Hospitality Group, the owners of Trisara. “It provides the perfect backdrop for focused work and rejuvenating relaxation. Our residences’ seamless integration of modern amenities and natural beauty ensures that every moment of your workation is both productive and fulfilling.”

Thailand has emerged as one of the world’s top countries for remote working in recent years thanks to its high-speed internet connection, excellent quality of life and diverse and rich culture. Indeed, it ranked as the third-best destination on the planet for attracting digital nomads according to a survey conducted last year by online resume builder Resume.io.

With its range of paradisical qualities including show-stopping beaches, MICHELIN-worthy restaurants like PRU and its sister restaurant JAMPA, other dining venues like Cielo and Seafood at Trisara, and a warm, welcoming climate, Phuket is near the top of the list as a choice for remote workers in Thailand.

And Trisara is staking its claim as a workation option for well-heeled professionals courtesy of its new deal allied to attributes such as exclusive lifestyle services including private chef and butlers.

Perched directly over the property’s private bay, Trisara’s collection of residences – which range in size from two-bed units to multi-bedroom configurations—rank among the most spectacular in Thailand.

Expansive suites, sea-facing verandahs, and extensive swimming pools are prominent in the residences’ blend of indoor and outdoor spaces that lend themselves to intimate gatherings.

Each residential villa is cared for by a dedicated maid and chef who prepare home-cooked Thai and Western dishes on demand and by request.

Its signature two-bedroom villas, for example, offer exclusive access to an 18-metre infinity pool.

The largest of the residences is Villa Sawan, an eight-bedroom “resort within a resort”. Home to ocean-facing views, lush gardens, and use of a cove with a private beach at the foot of the property, Villa Sawan is the ultimate exclusive escape. Take a dip in the Andaman Sea or unwind by swimming laps in the 25-metre swimming pool. Staff are available and on-call throughout the stay. The villa also features a home cinema, a well-equipped gym, and spa facilities.

With privacy guaranteed, the residences are also perfect for special occasions such as anniversaries, birthdays, marriage proposals or celebrations with extended family or with groups of friends.

“Working at Trisara is more than just a change of scenery; it’s an invitation to be inspired,” added Pattamasaevi. “For remote workers, productivity flourishes as effortlessly as the palm trees sway in the tropical breeze. Meanwhile, our residences allow larger groups to connect in unique residences with harmony with nature, allowing for a sense of reconnection, privacy, and the ultimate in luxury relaxation.”

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