The room
Opening the door.
The room
Opening the door.
Suite
The scarcity is the first fact: only 3 of these suites exist in the whole resort. The plan is a master bedroom opening off a living and dining space, with a fully equipped pantry and a powder room behind, and one wall of the whole thing glass. Cobalt seating, a round pale table under a large paper globe, cobalt tub chairs, and a pierced white wall dividing the two halves. The bathroom has a freestanding oval tub set at a window on the bay, under a cluster of glass globe pendants, with cobalt brick tile on every surface.
Outside is a deck rather than a balcony — striped bolsters, room to eat, and the sea running away past the rail with an island on the horizon. There is no private pool at this grade; the Phang Nga Pool Suite is the one that trades the deck for water. One king. Sleeps 3, with the third a child.
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