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Sappraiwan Elephant Resort & Sanctuary
Thailand - TAILANDIA

Sappraiwan Elephant Resort & Sanctuary

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Location: Twin rooms
Location: Double rooms
Location: Family rooms
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Room facilities (Standard room): Wi-fi
Room facilities (Standard room): Smoking rooms
Room facilities (Standard room): Extra beds on demand
Room facilities (Standard room): Cot on demand
Facilities: Late Check-out
Facilities: Wi-fi
Facilities: Secure parking
Facilities: Airport Shuttle
Facilities: Multilingual staff
Facilities: 24-hour security
Facilities: Bellboy service
Facilities: Smoke detector
Facilities: Concierge
Facilities: Gym
Facilities: Newspapers
Facilities: Luggage room
Facilities: Clothes dryer
Catering: Smoking area
Catering: Poolside snack bar
Business: Secretarial service
Business: Printer
Business: Business centre
Business: Audio-visual equipment rental
Entertainment: Outdoor freshwater pool
Entertainment: Sun loungers
Health: Steam bath
Meals: Half board without drinks
Meals: Full board without drinks
Meals: All inclusive without drinks
Meals: Snacks
Things to keep in mind: Identification card at arrival

Sappraiwan Elephant Resort & Sanctuary We invite you to step into our secret jungle, where you will enjoy an intimate experience within our elephant's natural habitat. The resort's 360 acres of jungle is located in a mountainous region of lower northern Thailand, providing the perfect location for travelers to explore nature while relaxing in comfort. Spend a day in the jungle then return to your chalet for a cool splash in the pool, an afternoon tea or the opportunity to sit back and enjoy the sights and sounds of the resort's array of resident wildlife. Seldom can you share time with elephants watching them behave naturally in their jungle environment. Witness our elephants eating 18 hours a day which includes gathering bark from rubber trees, throwing mud on their backs to protect from the sun and communicating to each other with vocal and behavioral gestures.