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Angsana Resort in Bintan

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angsana resort, bintan (indonesia)

angsana resort reminds us of the andaman (in langkawi) when we were there with ermenergildo zegna for their teambuilding in february 2006.

both resorts are targeted at the high end market, with rooms that are nicely decorated and staff with excellent service. both resorts too have a circular front porch where vehicles come in.

we were greeted by resort staff where ever we went, and they volunteered their help whenever they saw us carrying anything bulky.

initially we were a little sceptical about their support for teambuilding professionals as we thought that few companies will send thier staff to such a high end resort for team building.

we were wrong (partially).

not only were the staff (edwin and dian) flexible in reserving areas for teambuilding activities (other than not letting us use the pool for water games) they were responsive in our requests like arranging tea break at the beach and arranging sofas in the function room!

but we were not entirely wrong, about the fact that few companies send staff to their resort for teambuilding. while we were conducting the teambuilding activities at the beach, one of the staff was sent by the resort training manager to take notes (and pictures!), possibly to incorporate into their own teambulding programmes.

their beach front is a little narrow, so for bigger groups we will not recommend going there. also the beach front is also not as well kept as their neighbour (club med). however, the rooms are in better condition.

all in all, it will cost more to go to angsana for your teambuilding when you add up all the meals and seminar charges but the living condition is slightly more comfortable. recommended if you are very particular about having big and nice rooms and have budget to spare.

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