Villa

Bird's Nest Pool Villa

The Rung-Nok were the clan of astrologers and poets who bathed under the moon, and their villa is the one Keemala is photographed as: a woven lattice shell — the tangle of a nest, made structural — wrapped round a single long room and carried on out around the pool. It stands on the ridge above the canopy rather than in it, so this is the only villa here with the bay in the outlook: Kamala below, the Andaman beyond it, and the forest running down between.

Inside is one continuous bed-and-living room under a curved timber ceiling, with an oversized king at one end and glass at the other. The bathroom is the argument for it: a stand-alone stone tub set at a window in the trees, and a shower floored in mosaic. A pool of 30 square metres sits on a 20-square-metre sun deck. It sleeps 3 — the only villa besides the Tree Pool House that takes a third. There is no outdoor shower here, which is the one thing the other 4 villas have and this does not.

Size: 185 m²
Floor: Standing clear of the canopy, on the ridge
View: Kamala bay, the rainforest and the resort
Sleeps: 3

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What the room holds

The woven nest shell Keemala is known for, carried on round the pool.
A private pool of 30 square metres, on a 20-square-metre sun deck.
Kamala bay in the outlook — the only villa here with the sea in it.
An oversized king bed in one continuous room under a curved timber ceiling.
A stone bathtub at a window in the trees, a mosaic shower floor and a double vanity.
A personal villa host, nightly turndown, fresh tropical fruit, and the fitness room around the clock.

The room

Inside a Bird's Nest Pool Villa: an oversized bed under a white canopy in a domed timber room, a patterned rug on polished floor and the trees at the glazed end.

The Bird's Nest bathroom — a stone tub and twin stone basins under a curved timber ceiling, the mosaic shower floor running out to a window on the trees.