With an ecological ethos at its core, sustainable practises have been carefully considered at Rosewood Phuket and are intricately weaved throughout the design and structure – from harvesting 100% of the island’s rainfall, to the largest solar energy system in Phuket. Hidden amongst jungle greenery and made using the finest local materials, each of the resort’s 71 villas and pavilions are solar powered, and built to house roof gardens which help keep the interiors naturally cool.

Home to Asaya, Rosewood’s first concept spa, world-class wellness treatments await guests arrival, alongside relationship coaching and holistic bodywork therapies – each designed to aid visitors’ eating and sleeping habits, enhancing their connection with both themselves and their surroundings. Those on the hunt for gastronomic delights need look no further than the resort’s own restaurant. Designed in homage to a traditional Thai fishing village, this unique, much-talked about dining experience is overseen by local couple, Uncle Nun and Aunty Yai, and promises guests some of the finest cuisine on the island.