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Novotel adds another flexible option for guests
Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok has come up with another innovative package for travellers who dislike being put in a straightjacket of traditional hotel check-in, check-out times and meal options.
As a follow up to its “24 Hours Flexi” room programme which allows guests to stay for a period of 24 hours, marked from their time of check-in, Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok is now offering the “Flexi Meal” deal.
Guests who book a room with breakfast can transfer their breakfast buffet to lunch buffet, dinner buffet or early bird breakfast, whichever is most convenient.
“We received fantastic feedback after we launched 24 Hours Flexi in February 2011,” said general manager Christophe Geoffroy.
“Now not only do our clients have the flexibility of 24 hours in which to enjoy the hotel, we are also offering flexibility in dining preference, according to their time of stay, with no extra charge."
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