The resort consists of 69 cottages and villas with spacious rooms and suites exquisitely decorated in cottons and silks, wood and bamboo. The large baths are perfect for relaxing after long days of exploring the surroundings.

The spectacular range of accommodation includes thirty-four Sea View Cottages, eleven Beachfront Cottages, eight Garden Cottage Suites, two exclusive Beachfront Cottage Suites with direct access to the beach and fourteen private villas (also available for purchase) all decorated in contemporary Thai design.

There are two excellent restaurants to choose from, one indoor and one beachfront. The indoor Lai Thai Restaurant serves authentic Thai cuisine with a fiery zing while the beachfront restaurant specialises in seafood prepared with French flair.

Also remember you are on Koh Samui with wonderful places to eat all over the island.

Nestled in a peaceful sanctuary, surrounded by wonderful flora, the Spa at Napasai is a sanctuary of serenity and natural beauty for those seeking to relax and restore body and mind. The Spa offers a wide range of treatments rooted in Thai traditional medicine, local herbs and Oriental philosophies

Koh Samui is a tropical island paradise in the Gulf of Siam. A hilly, jungle interior of spectacular views and waterfalls sweeps down to perfect white sand beaches and azure blue water. Sunny skies and calm seas prevail for most months of the year. The Island remains unspoiled, with the tallest buildings rising no higher than the tallest palm tree.

There is an excellent golf course and every activity you would expect in a relaxed island resort next to a Marine National Park: snorkeling, fishing, mountain biking, horse-riding, sea-canoeing, nature walks and more.

The uniquely designed international airport connects directly with Bangkok (70 minutes) and Singapore (90 minutes), giving easy access from all points of Asia.

The island's many attractions include the towns of Chaweng and Lamai, with their craft shops and lively nightlife. The beautiful Ang Thong Marine Park is on the doorstep. Other local sights include the towering Big Buddha and the island's exotic jungle interior, noted for its impressive waterfalls. Even the hill-top golf course enjoys spectacular views.

The neighbouring islands of Koh Tao and Koh Pangan can be visited by boat then why not take a boat to an outlying island beach for lunch.

Weather wise, Koh Samui is a winner because during the monsoon season on the west coast, the east coast largely escapes rain and April - Nov can be a good time to visit.