Swanky beachfront hotel offering a spa & an infinity pool, plus fine dining & boat trips. On an Andaman Sea beach, this opulent hotel is 6 km from Sai Rung waterfall and 22 km from Tublamu Navy Golf Course. Chic, minimalist rooms provide private terraces, bathrooms with rainfall showers, and free Wi-Fi. All also have flat-screen TVs, minifridges and safes, as well as tea and coffeemakers. Upgraded rooms offer private pools, and suites add separate living areas. Breakfast is included. There are 2 refined restaurants, plus 2 bars (1 on the beach), a spa, a gym, and an infinity pool with floating pavilions. Activities include snorkeling and boat trips, and dining experiences such as beach BBQs and candlelit waterfall dinners.
"Although the 2004 tsunami sent waves through its nearly completed construction, these days The Sarojin takes full advantage of Khao Lak, a sleepy town that will surprise even experienced Thailand travelers with its uninterrupted stretches of sand, truly turquoise waters, and a selection of seashells unsurpassed throughout the Andaman Sea. The owners, ex-backpackers whose travel habits moved up-market, sought to integrate a laid back vibe into their luxury lodgings one hour north of the Phuket airport. The 56 teak-lined rooms harmonize with their natural surroundings thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows that seem to let in the tall swaying grass from lotus ponds throughout the property. Massive potted plants and pebble strewn shower floors give bathrooms the charms of outdoor living without sacrifice. At the simple thatched roof beach restaurant, trust staff recommendations like the Phuket lobster and an innovative red chicken curry accompanied by bamboo stalks filled with sticky rice. The Paris-trained Thai chef turns out even more sophisticated dishes at Ficus, the airy dinner pavilion hidden under ancient draping branches. Guests are encouraged to explore the nearby wonders via mountain bike or bamboo raft. Even Phuket loyalists agree the drive through Khao Sok National Park’s palm forest ranks among Asia’s most picturesque. For an underwater perspective, the 38-foot Lady Sarojin yacht sails to fish filled depths around the renowned Similan Islands or take a sunset cruise towards the technicolor twilight while staff silently distributes gourmet goodies and fine wines."
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