Fronting Phang Nga Bay, easily one of the world’s most surreal seascapes, this is a place that is unfailingly flawless when it comes to mellowed island discovery.
The Slate
The Slate
Lapped by the warm waters of the Andaman Sea, the property sits on the northern shore of Phuket where it merges into a backdrop of lush rainforest.
Lapped by the warm waters of the Andaman Sea, the property sits on the northern shore of Phuket where it merges into a backdrop of lush rainforest.
Phuket’s former glory as a tin mining centre is reflected in the quirky design. Accommodation include elegantly appointed Suites and Pool Suites; eight Pool Villas offer the epitome of luxury living. Multifarious dining options range from traditional Thai specialities at Black Ginger – reached by boat – to themed buffets at the Tin Mine.
There is also a snooker bar and poolside café. Ascend the lantern-lit steps to the nest-like Coqoon spa hidden amongst the Banyan trees, or soak up the sun on the easily accessible beach. Two of the resort’s three swimming pools are adult only; further attractions include a kids’ club and Thai cooking school.
Striking, bold and laced with historic detail, the resort was designed by architect Bill Bensley, known for infusing properties with soul and surprises. At Coqoon Spa, Bensley takes the concept of being cocooned rather literally with the Nest, an impressive wicker structure hung from a giant banyan tree.
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