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Every 1-bedroom pavilion at Amanpuri has the same 50 square metres inside, whichever grade you take. The teak, the platform bed, the lattice, the twin vanities and the deep tub are identical throughout. What changes is outside — 65 to 97 square metres of it: a sundeck and a lounging sala at the base, a private pool from Garden Pool Pavilion upward, and then which way it faces.
These 5 pool pavilions differ by outlook.
Garden Pool Pavilion looks into planting, with no sea in it at all.
Partial Ocean Pool Pavilion has a wedge of bay between the palms — a glimpse, not a panorama.
Ocean Pool Pavilion looks down at the water.
Deluxe Ocean Pool Pavilion sits highest on the hillside and sees furthest.
Premium Ocean Pool Pavilion is the only one with the open horizon. There is 1 Deluxe and 1 Premium on the whole property, so ask for them by name.
Each of the 13 villa grades sits on 3,000 square metres or more, with free-standing bedroom pavilions round a pool, living and dining rooms indoors and out, a kitchen, and a housekeeper and Thai chef who live in and cook what you ask for when you ask for it. They run from 3 bedrooms to 9. Ocean villas sit at the tip of the peninsula, with sweeping sea.
Garden villas sit back among the coconut palms, closer to the resort, and cost less. No two villas within a grade are quite alike — some have a gym, a massage room, a steam room or a cinema — so the sizes below are ranges, and the concierge should confirm which one you are getting.
Of the 21 grades, 5 carry no price — Amanpuri sells them by conversation.
Three-Bedroom Garden Villa is the only villa with a rooftop lounge, and there is exactly 1 of it.
Four-Bedroom Ocean Villa exists twice, on plots that differ by nearly double, so ask which of the two you are being given.
Seven-Bedroom Garden Villa is the same compound let without the children's bunk room.
Eight-Bedroom Ocean Villa is the one where all 8 bedrooms are full king rooms, and 1 of the 2 has a private gym.
Nine-Bedroom Ocean Villa is the largest thing here: 9 bedrooms on a headland of its own, with a cinema room.
Rates here move with the nights you choose, so there is nothing honest to show until you have chosen them. Pick your dates above and the rooms the house sells online will price themselves. 8 grades here are arranged through the concierge instead.
3,000 m² · At the tip of the peninsula, set apart from the resort · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 18
There are 9 of these at the tip of the peninsula, set apart from the resort: 6 king bedrooms round a central pool, and open sea on more than one side.
115 m² · Along the resort's internal passageway, among the coconut palms · The plantation and the resort gardens view · sleeps 3
Ed Tuttle's drawing at its plainest: 50 square metres of teak-lined room, with a secluded sundeck and a lounging sala outside it and coconut palms on every side.
115 m² · Its own secluded tropical garden view · sleeps 3
The same 115 square metres, set into its own pocket of planting rather than along the passageway — and the pavilion the resort has most of.
147 m² · Its own walled courtyard and pool — no sea view · sleeps 3
The first grade with water of its own: the same 50 square metres inside, and 97 outside holding a walled courtyard and a private pool shaded by the plantation.
147 m² · On the hillside, above the plantation · A glimpse of the Andaman view · sleeps 3
The same 147 square metres and the same private pool, turned towards the water — a wedge of the Andaman between the coconut palms rather than the whole of it.
147 m² · On the seaward slope, above the beach · The Andaman Sea below view · sleeps 3
The pool pavilion with the water actually in front of it: a reflective pool on a broad timber terrace, and the Andaman lying below the deck.
147 m² · A prime position high on the hillside · The Andaman view · sleeps 3
Only one of these exists on the whole property: the same 147 square metres, in the best position left on the hillside.
147 m² · The seaward edge of the hillside · The open horizon of the Andaman Sea view · sleeps 3
Also the only one of its kind: open horizon rather than a view of something, with an oversized dining sala and a pool on a palm-shaded terrace.
262 m² · Set back against the hillside · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 4
Two free-standing bedroom pavilions round one pool and one sun deck: 262 square metres, and the only step between a pavilion and a villa.
3,200 m² · Its own pool and garden, no sea view · sleeps 9
The smallest of the villas and the only one with a rooftop lounge: 3 king bedrooms round a private pool on a walled plot of 3,200 square metres, with a live-in housekeeper and a Thai chef.
4,000 m² · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 9
The smallest of the Ocean villas and the cheapest way onto the seaward side of the headland: 3 king bedrooms round a central pool, on 4,000 square metres of its own.
3,200 m² · Its own pool and garden, no sea view · sleeps 12
Free-standing pavilions round a wide pool terrace, close to the resort itself — 4 king bedrooms, and the cheapest of the villas at this size.
3,500 m² · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 12
A central pool on the seaward side, with 4 king bedrooms round it. There are 2 of them, and they are very different sizes.
2,950 m² · Its own pool and garden, no sea view · sleeps 15
The villa is 5 pavilions, each a king bedroom, round a large open terrace and pool, closed in by planting and still within easy reach of the resort.
3,600 m² · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 15
There are 7 of these, more than any other villa here: 5 bedrooms, a terrace built to run straight out of the interior, and the turquoise of the Andaman in front of the pool.
3,200 m² · Its own pool and garden, no sea view · sleeps 18
A central pool, 6 king bedrooms round it, and a sunken living sala at the heart of the plan.
3,200 m² · Its own pool and garden, no sea view · sleeps 19
The 7 king bedrooms ring a pool, in a compound as open-plan as a building in this climate can be — indigenous planting and flowering bushes on every side.
3,000 m² · At the tip of the peninsula · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 19
The 7 bedrooms stand separately round a central pool at the very tip of the headland, with a long sun terrace and living and dining salas built for sundowners.
3,200 m² · Its own pool and garden, no sea view · sleeps 19
Round a central pool, 7 king bedrooms and a children's room with 4 bunks — the villa for grandparents, parents and children at once.
3,200 m² · At the tip of the peninsula · The Andaman view · sleeps 19
The 8 king bedrooms are separate, with open-air living and dining salas, a large central pool and a courtyard — the ocean-side villa for a party that has taken the whole thing.
6,300 m² · The Andaman Sea view · sleeps 19
The largest thing at Amanpuri: 9 king bedrooms on a private headland, 6,300 to 10,800 square metres of ground, a long pool, a cinema room and a gym of its own.
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