Five room types · 21 keys
Rooms and suites.
Teak-framed rooms and suites on the Patong headland, each facing either the four-tier pool or the Andaman. No two floor plans are identical.
Deluxe Pool View
Teak, wood lattice, and a balcony over the still four-tier pool.
Fifty-five to sixty-five square metres of Thai hardwood carpentry facing the lotus-still surface of the four-tier cascading infinity pool. The first light here hits the water before it reaches the headboard.
Deluxe Sea View
Balcony, Andaman horizon, and the gentle rumour of Patong Bay.
The same 55-to-65-square-metre frame as the Pool View, turned forty-five degrees. Instead of still water you get the wide Andaman, the Surin headland, and the city lights assembling at dusk. Most of these sit on the upper floors of Building C.
Deluxe Pool Access
Step off the balcony straight into the terraced water.
Fifty-five to sixty-five square metres opening directly onto the cascading pool. Your morning ritual is six steps to the surface. Your afternoon ritual is shade, coconut, and a long stretch of quiet.
Pool Suite
Two architectures — water at your feet, or sea at your window.
The Pool Suite comes in two layouts. The terrace variant at 55 square metres lives on the water. The upper variant at 75 square metres adds a living area and looks over the pool, the hill, and the whole bay at once.
Family Suite
Two bedrooms, three balconies, one panorama — for the people who travel together.
A hundred and seventy-two square metres wrapped across two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen pantry, and three private balconies facing the Andaman. The only suite of its kind on the hill, and nothing close to it in Patong.
Ten things we never charge extra for.
More on the hill.
- RICE restaurant & bar →
Southern Thai cooking on the sunset terrace, breakfast to late.
- Thai massage & spa →
Thai Boran, oil and herbal compress in the pavilion by the cascade.
- Things to do in Patong →
Island day trips, Muay Thai nights, floating breakfast.