Conceptual rendering of a waterfront hospitality and residential development at sunset

BALMORAL DEVELOPMENT · THAILAND

A new perspective
on the waterfront.

An integrated destination proposed for Na Jomtien, bringing hospitality, serviced living and events together on Thailand’s eastern coast.

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CONCEPTUAL RENDERING · FINAL DESIGN SUBJECT TO APPROVAL
01 / THE VISION

One destination.
Several reasons to stay.

Balmoral brings complementary uses into one waterfront concept: a hotel, serviced residences, retail and business space, and a convention and trade hall. The proposed mix is designed to connect leisure, longer stays and events.

The development program and operating case remain subject to design, market and technical review.

02 / THE DEVELOPMENT

Designed for a
changing coastline.

Four complementary components within one proposed destination.

01

Hospitality

Hotel accommodation for leisure, business travel and meetings.

02

Serviced living

Residences planned for extended stays and coastal living.

03

Retail & business

Everyday amenities, dining and commercial services.

04

Events

A convention and trade hall concept for conferences, exhibitions and gatherings.

Conceptual rendering of a sunlit convention hallCONCEPT IMAGE · VENUE CAPACITY AND DESIGN TO BE CONFIRMED

THE EVENTS PLATFORM

Space to connect.

The planned hall would give Balmoral a dedicated setting for meetings, exhibitions and community events, with the potential to support hotel demand and on-site activity.

04 / THE PRINCIPAL’S VISION

A destination
with purpose.

Meet our leadership
“We envision Balmoral as a place where the coast brings people together — to stay, to live and to connect. Every part of the development should contribute to that shared sense of place.”
Jie LinEquity sponsor & project principal

05 / DEVELOPMENT INTRODUCTION

A closer look
at Balmoral.

Explore the project vision, architectural concepts and development overview in our 38-slide development introduction.

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