Garden Pool Pavilion

The entry grade here is not a small room; it is a full pavilion, and the plan is the same one the two grades above it use. A single long space under a coffered white ceiling, dark timber underfoot, the bed at one end behind a folding cane screen and the sitting area at the other, and then a wall of retractable glass that opens the whole of it onto a sun terrace. On the terrace there is a daybed, a sofa, a table you can eat at, and a plunge pool set along the far edge. The bathroom has two freestanding vanities facing one another and, between them, a door into a walled courtyard with a deep soaking tub open to the sky and a rain shower beside it.

What it does not have is a view. What it has instead is enclosure: planting grown right up to the deck on every side, so the pavilion is genuinely private in a way the sea-facing grades are not. King or two twins, chosen when you book, and a connecting pavilion can be arranged to make a second bedroom. The cap here is 3 guests.