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myHotelVideo.com presents: Hotel The Pavilion Samui Resort in Lamai Beach / South Thailand / Thailand

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Location:
The boutique resort lies on a pristine white sandy beach on Samui Island in the fabled Gulf of Siam, far away from the hustle and bustle of the everyday. The hotel is 780 km south of Bangkok. The ferry from the mainland takes just 90 minutes, while the airport is around 12 km away.

Facilities:
The resort, which is located at prominent Lamai Beach is the perfect hide away under the blue tropical skies. Nestled in a splendid lush tropical garden of over 10,000 m², the hotel blends naturally into the island’s stunning landscape. It is air-conditioned and has a shop, hairdressers’, bar and dining facilities, WLAN access, as well as room and laundry services. There are also well equipped meeting and conference facilities available.

Rooms:
The rooms have air conditioning, hairdryer, ceiling fan, satellite TV, a safe, coffee/tea making facilities, direct dial telephone, minibar, en suite bathroom with shower and a Jacuzzi on the balcony.

Sports/Entertainment:
An outdoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, spa treatments, water-skiing, wind surfing and catamaran sailing are all offered. There is also an entertainment programme provided.

Meals:
The Blue Marine Restaurant is located directly on the beach front and offers an array of Thai and international specialities, all prepared with only the highest quality and finest of ingredients.

Payment:
The following are all accepted as forms of payment: American Express, MasterCard and VISA.

Misc.:
TV, VDO, cassette tape-recorder/player, stage platforms, A/V equipment, microphones, white boards/ marker/ eraser, Overhead Projector, sound system, seminar package, portable projector screen, carousel slide projector, handheld wireless microphone and facsimile are all available as part of the conference facilities.

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Home Theatre Screens - Looking For The Perfect Picture

Finding the perfect picture for your home theatre can be difficult, and it also depends what your definition of a home theatre is. For most individuals, a home theatre is having a beautifully large and modern TV with surround sound speakers in a room other than the living room: a room specifically designed for enjoying the big game or for watching the newest released DVDs.

A TV by itself is not enough, though, since an important factor is viewing distance. In that respect, it’s like going to a movie theatre. Most people do not like the very front because not only do they have to crane their necks, but there is so much to take in all at once and it can be overwhelming.

Then there are those individuals who think home theatre system, and that means having an actual screen and projector. Technology is amazing, and now many individuals can afford to own an actual home movie theatre complete with projector and screen. If this sounds exciting, by all means, look for the right projector and home theatre screen for your perfect vision of a home theatre, but make sure to do your research first.

If you are looking to purchase a home theater screen, you should know that there are specifically three types of home theater screens available. The first one is the fixed home theater screen. These are the simplest, and most common, screens. They are usually designed to be permanently mounted on the wall. The disadvantage of this screen is that once it’s set, it’s set. There are advantages, however.

One advantage is you can hide ugly wires and cables quite easily with this type of installation. The screen itself is made of a fabric that will be stretched onto a frame and then fastened into place. A wrinkle free white surface should be the end result. If it is not wrinkle free after a professional puts it in, demand the job is done right.

The second type of screen is the tripod home theatre screen. These are the types of screens that are portable because they are attached to a tripod. These are best for meetings, like a business demonstration requiring slides, or an outdoor training. It is okay for these types of purposes, but they are not designed for actual movie watching.

The third type of screen is a wall mounted retractable screen. Remember the screens teachers would use in elementary school when they had an Overhead Projector? That’s exactly what this is. These types of screens are usually installed on the wall, but they can be pulled down. These are more expensive than the fixed home theatre screen, and are best for homes that are smaller and therefore have less area to work with, otherwise they don’t give any advantage over the basic model.

If you want a true to life movie viewing experience at home, these are your three options. Do the research, figure out your budget, and then enjoy the unique experience of having your very own projector to see the DVDs as if you were still in a small town theatre.

M. Jedediah
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myHotelVideo.com presents Eastin Bangkok Hotel in Bangkok / Bangkok / Thailand

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Location:
This hotel is located in one of Asia’s most cosmopolitan cities, right in the heart of Bangkok’s main commercial and tourist centre, offering guests luxury in a prime location. Made Thai capital in 1782 by the first monarch of the present Chakri Dynasty, Bangkok is a national treasure house and Thailand’s spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational and diplomatic centre. Major tourist attractions include glittering Buddhist temples, palaces, the timeless Venice of the East canal and river scenes, classical dance extravaganzas, and the almost legendary nightlife. Not to mention the numerous air-conditioned shopping centres selling Thai silks, cottons, gemstones, bronze and pewter ware, and the many internationally admired handicrafts.

Facilities:
This air-conditioned city hotel features a hotel safe, a currency exchange facility, a café, a bar, a car park and room and laundry services. The meeting and conference facilities include: drop slide and movie screens, flip charts and a white board, photocopying and stencil services, portable staging and catwalks, cassette recorders, slide projectors, telephone lines, power outlets as well as a VDO/CD player. There are also floor-standing and table microphones, an Overhead Projector, a portable dance floor, a 200-inch portable video projector, registration desks and spot and followspot lighting in addition to a 21-inch TV monitor and laser pointers.

Rooms:
The rooms come with a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, a minibar, an ironing set and individually regulated air conditioning.

Sports/Entertainment:
There is a hotel swimming pool, a sauna and a gym, and massage treatments are available.

Meals:
The Lobby Lounge, which seats 50, is perfect after a long day of sightseeing or work. Guests can visit this convivial lounge on the 7th floor of the building to enjoy their favourite beverage and relaxed conversation. Live entertainment is featured nightly. The Ruen Keaw Coffee Shop, which seats 135, features all-day dining, whether it be traditional Thai cuisine, international round-the-clock dishes, famous Chinese specialities or a light snack. Guests can enjoy both great food and full service. A daily international buffet lunch is also available.

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