The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
A reed awning throws shade across the glass; beyond it the pool is set into a deck at the height of the trees, with a striped daybed on the boards and the bay opening out past the far lip. Inside, two turquoise sofas face each other over low nesting tables, there is an indoor dining setting and a console under a printed shade, and the bedroom sits behind with a teal headboard and a scalloped mirror. The bathroom is tiled wall to wall in green glass mosaic around a round freestanding tub, with bamboo towel ladders either side of it.
These suites run 123 to 180 square metres — the grade covers more than one footprint. So does the outlook: some overlook Phang Nga Bay, some the Andaman Sea. Both are open water; which of the two you face depends on the suite. One king. Sleeps 3, and up to 2 of those 3 may be children.
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