Phuket’s Burasari Group Expands Into Hotel Management

Bursari Phuket. Photo courtesy agoda.com

by Bill Barnett, c9hotelworks.com

One fast emerging Phuket borne hotel chain that is stretching out into expansion is the Burasari Group.

Starting out on the island in Patong the current Burasari Phuket now has 184 keys. In a bold move to Bangkok the Shanghai Mansion is in the now trendy Chinatown/Yaowarat area with 76 rooms and suites and has proven successful with a right time/right place formula.

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Meanwhile a cluster of properties in the chic Laos tourism area of Luang Prabang that includes the Burasari Heritage, Café de Laos (formerly Chang Inn) and the Sunset Villa has established operational critical mass.

In a shift to offering management services the group took over the Twin Lotus by Burasari in May and a recent move has seen the owner of the hotel buy over the Pilanta Resort which will be upgraded starting next April and reopened in November 2018 as a larger expanded offering.

Looking at the pipeline new projects include a Phuket upscale resort in Koh Maphrao (Coconut Island) with a new build 150 room and villa offering. Another Laos property in Vientiane, the Hotel de la Siene is under construction and set to debut next March.

And rounding out the news is a second hotel in Bangkok’s Chinatown with 120 rooms and expected opening in January.

Expect to hear more from Burasari in the region as their footprint pushes outward.

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Bill Barnett

Bill Barnett has over 30 years of experience in the Asian hospitality and property markets. He is considered to be a leading authority on real estate trends across Asia, and has sat at almost every seat around the hospitality and real estate table. Bill promotes industry insight through regular conference speaking engagements and is continually gathering market intelligence. Over the past few years he has released four books on Asian property topics.

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