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Samujana is a group of private villas, set high on a hilltop in the northeast corner of Koh Samui island, Thailand. All are lavishly outfitted with infinity pools, fully equipped kitchens, private cinemas, and sweeping views over the water. The aesthetic is sleek and modern, with seamless integration between indoors and outdoors, though each has its own style and layout. Villas at lower level has easy access to the beach whilst those higher up the hill have the best views.
Most of the Samujana villas have their own self-catering kitchens and BBQs and a host who makes breakfast and generally attends to their guests’ every need. You can also hire a dedicated chef, order room service, or head out to the local restaurants nearby. A full complement of masseurs, yoga, pilates and Muay Thai boxing instructors are on call. There’s an all-weather floodlit tennis court in the grounds and luxury sailing boats and catamarans are available for hire.
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24hr Room ServiceBanquet FacilitiesBar/PubBusiness CentreConciergeCribs/Infant Beds AvailableFamily RoomFitness CentreGames RoomGardenGolf Onsite Or NearbyLibraryMeeting/Conference FacilitiesMultilingual StaffNightclubOutdoor PoolPrivate BeachRestaurantSafety Deposit BoxesSpa/SaunaTennis CourtWater SportsWi-Fi AvailableYoga Classes/Instruction On SiteStay Samujana features just 27 spacious villas varying in size from 3 to 8 bedrooms. However, subject to availability, you can book a 1-bedroom villa rate whilst enjoying the facilities of a 3-bedroom villa. All have sleek, chic, contemporary designs, with oversized bathrooms, spacious living and dining areas, modern kitchens and large private infinity pools. Rooms have modern Thai-style furniture, air conditioning, wall to ceiling windows with superb views over the coral cove and sea.
ChildCare Families with children are welcome to stay at Samujana. In fact, most villas are designed for families and include a range of facilities that would meet your particular style and requirements. Discuss with our travel specialist to select the best villa that would suit your family.
Dine While there is no restaurant or bar at the Samujana, breakfasts accompanied by fresh tropical fruit, are prepared by the villa host every morning and can be eaten on the terrace or in the room. For lunch and dinner, a private Thai chef can be booked to prepare delicious local cuisine in the comfort of your villa. Alternatively, staff can do the shopping and you can enjoy cooking in the fully equipped kitchen. Upon request, your minibar can be pre-stocked with your choice of drinks.
Relax Staying at the Samujana is all about relaxation. There is a vast terrace with gardens, a yoga pavilion and an amazing salt water L-shaped infinity pool. Those who like to keep fit can head to the gym or arrange a Thai boxing class. Nearby, is Amrita, one of the islands’ leading detox spa centres, which can provide a wide range of therapies in the privacy of their villa. Guests have direct access to the beach and there is some villas even have private cinemas.
Experience Guests can hire ‘Kindred Spirit’, Samujana’s private yacht and head out to the Andaman Sea. Explore Ang Thong National Marine Park, a pristine archipelago of 42 islands and the shenanigans of curious dolphins. Also see the natural geological formations known as Hin Ta and Hin Yai Rocks, as well as Koh Tao or the Turtle Island, ringed by white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters of the Gulf of Thailand. On land, go trekking to see 7 different waterfalls in Koh Phangan.
Location Samujana is located on the north-east of Koh Samui, which is south of Bangkok and east of Phuket, inside the Gulf of Thailand. The island is just 21 kilometres wide and 25 kilometres long.
Getting there 11-hour international flight to Bangkok, followed by a 1-hour domestic flight. The resort is an easy 15-minute drive from Samui International Airport.
When to go Koh Samui has a tropical climate and the best time to visit is from February to September, which is relatively dry but there is some rain every month. February to April are the driest months. October to January are wet with the monsoon coming from the northeast across the Gulf of Thailand.
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