Resort Amenities
Thoughtful spaces and artisanal experiences crafted to rejuvenate mind and body high above the Gulf of Siam.
Cliffside Infinity Pool & Solarium
Perched at our highest terrace, the heated freshwater infinity pool mirrors the changing shades of the tropical sky. Shaded by native palms and fragrant bougainvillea, guests can recline on comfortable limestone loungers while our attendants provide chilled towels and fresh coconut water.
Poolside Bar & Thai Herbal Massage
Surrender tension to the skilled hands of certified practitioners steeped in ancient Siamese therapeutic traditions. Enjoy sessions in our breezy open-air pool pavilion or within the privacy of your residence veranda.
Traditional Thai Massage
Ancient healing art combining acupressure and gentle passive stretching along Sen energy lines to release muscular tension.
Aromatherapy Essential Oil Massage
Swedish-style rhythmic strokes infused with pure botanical essential oils of lemongrass, jasmine, or lavender to induce deep relaxation.
Warm Thai Herbal Ball Compress
Steamed muslin parcels filled with turmeric, prai, kaffir lime, and camphor pressed rhythmically into aching muscles.
Holistic Foot Reflexology
Stimulating specific reflex zones on the soles and calves with wooden baton technique and herbal cooling balm.
Hillside Restaurant & Sunset Dining
Combining vibrant Thai culinary heritage with light, herb-infused Mediterranean coastal flavors. Our kitchen sources freshly harvested seafood from local Bang Lamung fishermen and organic produce from royal agricultural farms.
Authentic Local Flavors
Tom Yum Goong Mae Nam with jumbo river prawns, aromatic Massaman curry slow-braised for 6 hours, wok-seared Pad Thai, and sweet golden mango with coconut sticky rice.
Light Sea Breeze Favorites
Pan-seared Gulf seabass with lemon caper emulsion, truffle and wild mushroom arborio risotto, crisp Santorini village salads with aged barrel feta, and grilled rosemary lamb cutlets.
Island Crossings & Area Excursions
Moments from Bali Hai Pier for fast boat crossings to the white sands of Koh Larn.