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Sandalwood Luxury Villas
Classement : 5.0
Treat yourself to the best boutique hotel in Koh Samui where guests enjoy panoramic views of the Gulf of Siam from every room. Our spacious modern villas, many with private infinity pools, all have traditional Thai touches which create an oasis for you to relax and recharge. Perfectly positioned between Chaweng Beach and Lamai Beach. Our staff caters to guests’ needs to ensure you leave Koh Samui with a smile on your face.
Chambres
Tout afficherSuite 1 Chambre avec Jacuzzi Superficie 45 m²Offrant une vue sur l'océan, ce studio dispose d'une kitchenette et d'un coin salon. Il comprend aussi une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm et un lecteur DVD. Sa salle de bains est équipée d'une douche en verre et en marbre pour deux avec un jet de massage et une douche à effet pluie avec pommeau séparée.Wi-Fi gratuit !Villa 1 Chambre avec Jacuzzi Superficie de la villa : 50 m²Cette villa comprend 2 coins couchage, l'un dans la chambre principale et l'autre dans le loft décloisonné. La pièce à vivre à l'étage principal comporte une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm et un lecteur DVD. Vous profiterez aussi d'une kitchenette. La salle de bains est pourvue d'une baignoire spa.Wi-Fi gratuit !Villa 1 Chambre avec Piscine Superficie de la villa : 90 m²Cette villa dispose d'un balcon et d'un coin salon.Wi-Fi gratuit !Suite 1 Chambre Piscine Superficie de la villa : 90 m²Cette villa dispose d'un bassin profond privé, d'une cuisine et d'un balcon. Elle est également munie d'une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm et d'un coin salon. Le salon extérieur comprend une table à manger pour quatre personnes et des chaises longues.Wi-Fi gratuit !Grande Suite 1 Chambre avec Jacuzzi Superficie de la villa : 90 m²Dotée d'un balcon avec une vue à 180 degrés sur l'océan, cette villa comprend 2 coins couchage. Le coin couchage principal dispose d'une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm et d'un coin salon. La salle de bains principale est pourvue d'une coiffeuse, d'une grande douche et d'une baignoire séparée. Le 2e coin couchage est séparé de la pièce à vivre principale par des portes coulissantes en verre et dispose d'une demi-baignoire privée. Vous y trouverez aussi une cuisine et une pièce à vivre extérieure avec une baignoire spa.Wi-Fi gratuit !Villa Prestige 1 Chambre avec Piscine Superficie de la villa : 100 m²Bénéficiant d'une vue panoramique sur la côte et les îles extérieures, ces villas privées comprennent 2 ensembles de portes coulissantes en verre, qui s'ouvrent sur une terrasse située juste à côté d'une grande piscine à débordement. Elles sont dotées d'une kitchenette, d'une douche extérieure et d'une baignoire spa. Les villas présentent un intérieur moderne de style thaïlandais en marbre, en granit et en bois dur. Vous trouverez une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm, un coin salon, un minibar et un réfrigérateur.Wi-Fi gratuit !Grande Villa 2 Chambres Superficie 110 m²Cette suite dispose de deux étages spacieux. La chambre de l'étage principal est séparée du coin salon par des portes coulissantes en verre. Celle-ci est munie d'une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm, d'une grande baignoire en terrazzo pour deux et d'une douche séparée en marbre et de verre. La chambre au deuxième étage comprend, quant à elle, une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm ainsi qu'une salle de bains privative pourvue d'une douche intérieure/extérieure, de murs de verre et d'une vue panoramique. Cette suite est également dotée d'une cuisine, d'un salon et d'un espace de détente extérieur.Wi-Fi gratuit !Two Bedrooms Ocean View Pool Villa Lily and Dao Rueng Villa, This unique villa has indoor/out door natural feeling through out. Large granite boulders, waterfall and glass sliding doors, leading out to the pool deck, show case the ocean views.Both Villas ,the largest 2 bedrooms grand pool villa. This villas has very spacious rooms,4 meter high ceilings,2 person jacuzzi and marble bathroomsGrande Villa 2 Chambres avec Piscine Superficie 190 m²Offrant une vue panoramique sur l'océan depuis chaque pièce, cette villa 2 chambres dispose d'une piscine à débordement privée de 40 m² et de chaises longues. La pièce à vivre extérieure comprend une table à manger et des chaises longues. Doté d'un plafond voûté en bois de teck, le salon intérieur dispose d'une télévision à écran plat de 122 cm, d'un coin salon séparé et d'une cuisine moderne. De grandes portes coulissantes en verre permettent d'accéder directement à la piscine et à la terrasse. La villa est aussi pourvue d'une salle de bains en marbre avec douche.Wi-Fi gratuit !Villa 3 Chambres ave Piscine Superficie de la villa : 240 m²Spacieuse, cette villa présente un intérieur thaïlandais moderne et possède une piscine à débordement, une douche extérieure ainsi qu'une baignoire spa. Elle comprend un salon décloisonné, une kitchenette et un coin salon extérieur. Vous y trouverez aussi une télévision à écran plat de 107 cm et un lecteur DVD. Vous bénéficierez d'une vue panoramique imprenable sur le littoral et les îles au large depuis le balcon.Wi-Fi gratuit !Grande Villa 3 Chambres avec Piscine Superficie de la villa : 240 m²Revêtue de carrelage/marbre au sol, cette villa comporte un balcon et une bouilloire électrique.Wi-Fi gratuit !
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À propos de nous
Lire la suiteOverlooking the scenic Gulf of Siam, Sandalwood Resort’s luxurious villas occupy a prime hillside location. Featuring 5 infinity pools with stunning sea views, it has a spa and free Wi-Fi. Guests enjoy free shuttle service from Samui Airport to the resort.
Boasting private balconies with sweeping views of the coast, Sandalwood villas feature a blend of traditional Thai decor and modern amenities. They come with a spa bath, flat-screen TV and well-equipped kitchenette.
Leisurely afternoons can be spent on the loungers at the sundeck. For a pampering experience, Sanctuary Spa offers soothing treatments. Exploring Koh Samui and neighbouring islands is easy with the help of a tour desk.
After a long day out, head back to the Sandalwood Resort for a delicious meal at Blue Ginger Restaurant. Enjoy authentic Thai dishes as you take in views of Chaweng Bay.
Sandalwood Luxury Villa Resort is about 8.7 miles from Nathon Pier.
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Attractions
Tout afficherHin Ta - Hin Yai Hin Ta and Hin Yai, some fascinating rock formations on Koh Samui’s south coast, have been a source of mirth and wonder on the island since they were discovered by the locals many years ago. Art often imitates Nature, but less common is Nature imitating Art, especially the Art of the Ribald. But in Thailand anything is possible and these rocks, known as Grandpa (Ta) and Grandma (Yai), look, respectively, like male and female genitalia. Set on the rocky coastline between Lamai and Hua Thanon, Hin Ta and Hin Yai raise indulgent chuckles or embarrassed titters from those who go to see them. This unusual and titillating sight has, naturally, given rise to a legend explaining how the rocks came into being.Big Buddha Big Buddha temple sits majestically on a small rocky island off Koh Samui’s north-eastern corner. Known locally as Wat Phra Yai, its golden, 12-metre seated Buddha statue was built in 1972 and remains one of the island’s most popular attractions. Set on Koh Faan, Big Buddha temple is reached by a causeway that connects it to the main island. The Big Buddha can be seen at a distance of several kilometres and is often the first landmark people see when arriving to Samui by air. The Big Buddha sits in the Mara posture, with the left hand’s palm up resting on the lap and the right hand facing down, the fingers hanging over the knee and grazing the ground. It depicts a time during Buddha’s journey to enlightenment where he successfully subdued the temptations and dangers thrust at him by the devil-figure Mara by meditating and remaining calm. The pose is a symbol of steadfastness, purity and enlightenment.Mummyfied Monk Koh Samui’s Mummified Monk at Wat Khunaram is an unusual sight yet it offers a unique insight into Buddhist and Thai culture. The monk Luong Pordaeng died in 1973 in a seated meditative position, and ever since his body has been on display in an upright glass case at the temple. Remarkably, even more than 30 years on the monk’s body shows little sign of decay. For some visitors, having a dead man in full view might be a shocking sight, but for Thais it is something to reflect upon and revere. Far from being frightened by death, most Buddhist Thais are highly accepting of the end of life as the natural order of things and they view death as an opportunity to be reborn into a better place, one step closer to nirvana. There are other mummy monks on Samui and throughout Thailand, but Loung Pordang is among the most highly revered. Loung Pordang is said to have told his followers shortly before his death that if his body were to decompose he should be cremated, but if not then he wanted to be put on display as a visual reminder of the Buddha’s teachings. For Thais, both the life and death of Loung Pordang serves as an inspiration to follow the Buddhist precepts and walk the middle path.Fisherman village Fisherman’s Village Walking Street brings the quiet, sleepy town of Bophut to life every Friday from 17:00 to 23:00. It sees the narrow Beach Road and adjoining streets crammed with market stalls and shoppers from across Koh Samui, with a diverse range of wares available at very low prices. Many of the stalls sell much the same items as you will find in markets throughout Thailand, including 100-baht T-shirts, simple jewellery, handbags, sunglasses, beer cosies, souvenirs, watches of questionable mechanical soundness, branded clothes of dubious manufacture and electrical goods of suspicious provenance. As with all market shopping in Thailand, a certain amount of judgement and measured expectations is necessary when selecting your purchases.Na Mueang 1 waterfall Namuang Waterfall is Koh Samui’s best hidden secret. This amazing oasis is located just 10 km south from Nathon and boasts two beautiful waterfalls; the first is 18 meters high and the second is approximately 80 meters high.Namuang is easily accessed by vehicle, but the higher waterfall can only be accessed by taking a 30 minute walk to the falls.Both of these waterfalls boast some of the most scenic views on the island. While visiting Namuang’s waterfalls, you should explore the verdant forest and nearby hiking trails.The waterfalls are located towards the southern coast of Samui’s central peak; so plan a day trip as you will find a number of things to see and do. Explore the island’s stunning landscapes, hiking pathways and acres of lush foliage. The Namuang waterfalls are a must visit location for those holidaying on Koh Samui.Many people visit the waterfalls as they are easily accessed by vehicles. Also, the site has a number of souvenir shops and restaurants nearby.The Namuang Waterfall 2 is the highest waterfall in Samui. If you are an enthusiastic hiker, you will enjoy the 30-minute walk to reach the summit.Both waterfalls are near each other, therefore it is easy to visit both waterfalls on the same dayKoh Pha Ngan Ko Pha Ngan is an island in southeast Thailand that’s renowned for its monthly Full Moon Party. This boisterous night-long celebration, which is tied to the lunar calendar, draws revelers to its southeastern peninsula, Haad Rin. Most festivities center on Sunrise Beach, whose beach bungalows attract a backpacker crowd. On the north coast lie quieter, white-sand beaches including Hat Khuat and Hat Thian.Koh Tao Ko Tao is an island in Thailand. Restaurants, nightspots and dive shops cluster in Mae Haad Beach and near Sai Ri Beach. Villas dot palm-fringed beaches such as Chalok Baan Kao Bay, on the south coast. In the northwest, Koh Nang Yuan is a group of islets with hilltop views. Ko Tao is known for its tropical coral reefs, with species including whale sharks and rays. Hawksbill and green turtles gather here to breed.Wat Pai Leam at Plai Laem is located near Choeng Mon Beach in Koh Samui and is one of the most interactive and colourful temples on Koh Samui. The attraction of this wat is the beautiful eighteen-armed statue, sitting in the middle of a lake.The temple is extremely popular due to its beautiful lake that hosts hundreds of colourful fish.Nestled alongside the lake, this famous temple offers breathtaking lakefront views and devotees who come here will often feed the fish. Visitors are welcome to make a donation at the temple in return for fish food.Wat Plai Laem is located on Samui’s north-east coast. The temple’s unique and striking white 18-armed idol of Guanyin delights many visitors. According to Chinese mythology, Guanyin is the Goddess of Mercy and Compassion.Wat Plai Laem is a popular religious spot for the residents of Koh Samui. Many devotees come to this temple daily and pay homage to Guanyin and to Buddha. In addition, the wat features a number of other statues and murals that are quite different from the architecture and art found in other temples.The temple’s tranquil setting, with the pristine lake, is a welcoming atmosphere and whether you are here to worship, pray, or just for a tour, visitors will enjoy the religious culture of this amazing wat.
