Elegance on Track
Nestled in the heart of Thailand’s Khao Yai National Park, the Intercontinental Khao Yai Resort offers a luxurious and nature-centric retreat, blending opulence with natural beauty.
Nestled in the heart of Thailand’s Khao Yai National Park, the Intercontinental Khao Yai Resort offers a luxurious and nature-centric retreat, blending opulence with natural beauty.
Plunge pool and plenty of space to relax on your private terrace
As part of the IHG group, this stunning property was designed by renowned architect Bill Bensley. Bensley has expertly infused the resort with exquisite architecture and interior design that pays homage to the golden age of train travel while harmoniously integrating with the lush surroundings.
Beautiful carriage interiors
The resort’s accommodations epitomise comfort and eco-consciousness, featuring modern luxury with nostalgic travel motifs. Guests can choose from a wide range of rooms and private villas, including upcycled train carriages that have been transformed into luxury suites, each crafted to showcase breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, forests, and lakes.
Somying’s Kitchen
Dining at the Intercontinental Khao Yai Resort is a culinary journey that caters to diverse palates. Guests can start their day at Somying’s Kitchen, a retro-chic diner featuring vibrant Formica surfaces and cool Tiffany-blue pleather seating. Highlighting the bold flavours of northeastern Thailand, dishes like fiery papaya salad, spicy curries, and the signature ‘Yang Sua’ Grilled Marinated Wagyu with tamarind sauce make for difficult choices during ordering.
The jazz-era-inspired Papillon Bar
For a more formal dining experience, the French brasserie Poirot, housed in a converted railway carriage across Swan Lake (yes, with real Swans), offers a refined menu reminiscent of first-class train travel. Next door, the jazz-era-inspired Papillon Bar is the perfect spot to unwind with timeless cocktails like Martinis and Negronis.
From misty mountain views and personalised park tours to starlit evenings, it’s the ideal blend of nostalgic charm, nature immersion and modern indulgence.
Rates start from £230 per night, including breakfast, making this a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful yet luxurious escape.