Sala
Resort has medium size lobby
Exterior
The Architecture reflects old and new blended in a unique design, beginning at the teakwood structured lobby and the reddish laterite colums over the swimming pool glow like an image of a temple in the ancient kingdom.
Habitaciones
deluxe room have the large space and it?s suitable for couple or the family stay together for 4 persons with modern design blend with cultural decor and stylish bathrooms. All rooms have their own private balcony or terrace with garden view. The guest will enjoy the garden pool in front of the deluxe building with variety of fresh drink at Suanpool garden.
Restaurante
The Jedi Restaurant The Jedi is and uniquely designed all day dining restaurant with four ?floating pavilions? on our oversized lobby pool, with panoramic views of the Pakalang Cape. This outlet serves a wide variety of freshest seafood, Thai and continental dishes and themed buffet dinners. Evenings are filled with live music and occasional Thai dance performances. A Seafood & Barbecue Corner is set on the beach side terrace of the Jedi Restaurant, and will be spoiling you with succulent imported steaks and ribs and the freshest lobsters, prawns, tender squid and fish from the Andaman Sea.
Situación
The resort is just only breath-holding distancees from town and attraction areas. Takuapa, a degraded province to A district, is 20 km, to the north, where all the necessary. Facilities await your visit, where the night spot is toward down south on Khao-lak that you can indulge yourself in Dining, entertainment and shopping. The resort is within a short distance to various tourist destinations and attractions, e.g. National Parks and Waterfalls in Phang-nga, Thap-lamu, the main pier for boats to Similan islands and Surin Islands (The Marine National Park) which are one of the world's most reputable and protected diving destinations in Thailand. Golf Courses are just half an hour away in Thap-lamu and Thai Muang district. And approximately 1 hour away from Phuket International Airport.
