The Piano Resort Khao Yai

The Piano Resort sells an idea as much as a room: a Khao Yai resort built around music and nature, down to room names such as Superior Keyboard and Grand Piano. It also serves several kinds of guest — couples, families, meditation retreats, meetings and seminars. The brief: a bilingual site that carries the concept visually, lays out all six room types and what the resort offers, and sends each guest to book on the channel they already use, including a direct line to the resort on LINE.

The concept is the product, so the site plays out as one guest’s journey: feel the place, choose a room, see what’s around, then book, with the booking button in the menu bar the whole way.

1. 1. Atmosphere: music meets nature

   The Visual Journey gallery runs through ten labelled scenes: the pool, massage and spa, the pool villa, flower gardens, the sea of mist, wild elephants, the resort view, dining, meditation and the conference room.

2. 2. Rooms: pick the one that fits the group

   Six room types run side by side to scroll through, each showing guest capacity and its defining feature: king bed, private pool, bathtub or riverside villa. Couples, families and groups can pick a room more easily.

3. 3. Surroundings: what to do nearby

   Four nearby attractions, from Khao Yai National Park to a winery, each with its drive time from the resort, plus a map, a Google Maps link and the travel time from Bangkok.

4. 4. Booking: one button, the guest’s choice of channel

   The booking button in the menu bar opens a panel with the resort’s Agoda, Traveloka, Trip.com and Tiket.com listings and a button to chat with the resort directly on LINE.

5. 5. Throughout: two languages and paced motion

   Every page is in Thai and English, switchable from the menu bar fixed at the top. A full-screen menu opens with a circular reveal from the corner, and imagery moves smoothly as guests scroll.

The new site is live in Thai and English at a separate web address. The resort’s own domain still shows its previous website.

• The concept, told visually

  Guests meet the music-and-nature idea through a ten-scene gallery and the room names themselves.

• Six room types side by side

  Guests scroll through every room type with its capacity and defining feature, making it easier to pick one for a couple, a family or a group.

• Book on a familiar channel

  One button leads to the four OTAs the resort lists on, or straight to the resort on LINE.

• Thai and English

  All content is in both languages, for Thai and international guests.