Tohsang City Hotel Ubon Ratchathani

The hotel consists of 76 guest rooms and suites; 50 standard, 24 deluxe and 2 suites. All guest rooms and suites have been characteristically designed to reflect harmonious combination of the local culture, simplicity and elegance with the modern comfort. Guests invariably will experience and treasure a desired comfort in the genuine Thai-Northeastern style atmosphere, not only while at sleep, but also while awake by a worthy memory of the stay at the hotel.

where guests can enjoy their drinks while listening to the light music and room service where choice of food from the hotel's complete menu are personally served in the guest room. Besides, the hotel provides meeting and banqueting facilities, fully equipped with complete audio visual equipment, to accommodate up to 120 persons.

To further render refined comfort to the guests and , simultaneously, make each stay at the hotel more relaxed and memorable, Felix Tohsang offers two famous restaurants, Prathungthong coffee-shop and Guilin restaurant. The coffee-shop offer both Thai and International cuisine, whereas Guilin restaurant offers, perhaps, the most authentic Chinese cuisine in town.

Other food and beverage outlets at the hotel include the lobby bar, where guests can enjoy their drinks while listening to the light music and room service where choice of food from the hotel's complete menu are personally served in the guest room. Besides, the hotel provides meeting and banqueting facilities, fully equipped with complete audio visual equipment, to accommodate up to 150 persons.

Ubon Ratchathani is northeast Thailand's easternmost province. It is bordered to the east by the Mae Khong River and Lao PDR, and to the south by Cambodia. The provincial capital is about 630 kilometers northeast of Bangkok. Transportation to Ubon Ratchathani from Bangkok and other major cities in Thailand can easily be made either by bus, car, train or plane. Ubon Ratchathani is a prominently ancient city, about 200 years of age. It covers the area of approximately 16,000 square kilometers with the population of close to 1.7 million people. Majority of the entire population are Buddhist and engaged in agriculture and other related activities.

The province is renowned for its strong Buddhist tradition, particularly practice of the forest-dwelling monks and the ancient Buddhist temples which can still be seen throughout the province nowadays. Moreover, it is unique in its folk culture which finds expression in the indigenous cuisine, remarkable handicrafts, such as silk and cotton products, basketry, and bronze-ware, as well as lively and excitable traditional events such as Songkran festival in April and the Candle festival in July.

Apart from being unique in its culture and tradition, Ubon Ratchathani or "City of the Lotus" is, likewise, known for natural beauty and historical sites including the 1,000,000 years old rock formation, prehistoric rock paintings, national parks, waterfalls, and the two-colored river, etc.