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Koh Yao Noi, Thailand

Six Senses Yao Noi

Outstanding private villas for unabashed luxury

An idyllic tropical experience

With 56 private villas sprawled along the jungle-clad Koh Yao Noi coastline, the Six Senses Yao Noi offers an idyllic experience in a tropical island setting, enclosed by spectacular seascape scenes. By taking a sustainable approach to hospitality, this resort implements an Environmental and Social Sustainability Policy, focusing on protecting the environment, energy efficiency, water and waste management, noise control and air quality.

Choose from ocean, beachfront or hideaway villas; you can be perched on the cliffs with sweeping panoramas, hunkered down in the treeline just steps away from the white-sand beach, or secluded in the lush confines of tropical forest.

The dining experiences at this resort reflect its eco-conscious outlook, with menus designed around a farm-to-table initiative, ingredients homegrown, and many products made on-site or sourced from local suppliers to eliminate plastic packaging and the carbon footprint of deliveries. Guests can pick from three atmospheric restaurants, spread across the island, serving Western, Asian and international dishes, as well as two bars.

Relaxation is key to your stay here at Yao Noi, and each of the teak, traditional-style villas comes equipped with its own private infinity pool and terrace, perfect for soaking up the sun and al-fresco dining. Each villa is serviced by a personal butler, meaning you’ll never have to lift a finger – unless you want to. In that case, there’s a large range of activities available, including Thai kickboxing, rock climbing, water sports and a variety of cycling trails. The resort also caters well for children and promises an array of entertainment options to keep them happy throughout the holiday.

Highlights

56 private villas

Spa and fitness centre

Private infinity pools

Three restaurants and two bars

Kayaking, diving and snorkeling

The impact of your stay:

  • Six Senses stands as a global leader in sustainable luxury hospitality, seamlessly integrating responsible practices into its operations. The brand’s Sustainability Fund, fueled by contributions from every room night, exemplifies its commitment to supporting environmental and social projects.
  • Six Senses Yao Noi emphasises self-sufficiency and the significance of organic farming to foster a sustainable and eco-friendly environment. The resort takes a proactive approach by maintaining its own organic farm and poultry garden. This commitment not only ensures a fresh and wholesome supply of produce for the culinary offerings but also reduces the ecological footprint associated with food sourcing.
  • The hotel actively contributes to biodiversity conservation through its Mangrove Restoration Project, a cornerstone of its positive impact initiatives. Recognizing the crucial role mangroves play in sequestering carbon and combating climate change, the resort’s commitment to mangrove restoration extends beyond ecological preservation. In marine environments like Yao Noi, mangroves act as vital carbon sinks, playing a pivotal role in mitigating the impacts of climate change.
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Mandarin Oriental Bangkok
Providing extraordinary service and overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the Mandarin Oriental is undeniably one of the city’s premier hotels. If you’re interested in history, a stay here is a must: it’s the longest established hotel in Thailand and became one of the Mandarin Oriental group’s flagship properties due to its distinguished history. Walk into the hotel’s magnificent lobby, and you’ll be greeted by a spectacular flower display, for which the hotel is famous throughout Bangkok. Choose between a variety of rooms from entry-level luxury in the Superior Rooms to the considerably more spacious State Rooms and Authors’ Suites. Each room is designed in a colonial style with white slatted doors, dark wooden features and light pastel shades. You’ll benefit from a butler assigned to your room during your stay. The hotel also has eight restaurants; take your pick between traditional Thai, seafood, fine French cuisine and many more options. Drink tea in the opulent Authors’ Lounge or enjoy some jazz and cocktails in the Bamboo Bar if you’re looking to unwind after a long flight. In a prime location overlooking the Chao Phraya river, the Mandarin Oriental is close to some of Bangkok’s most popular attractions. Cruise along the ‘Venice of the East’ and take a long boat out onto the city canals, threading your way towards some of the city’s cultural highlights, including the Grand Palace, various temples and the famous Floating Market.
Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline