Orient-Express has confirmed that the Napasai,
Koh Samui in Thailand and Jimbaran Puri Bali in Indonesia have
joined Leading Hotels of The World.
A stylish and secluded beach retreat,
Napasai features one of the longest private sandy beaches on Koh
Samui, Thailand. Following a month long closure, in June 2011 the
resort unveiled a new 28,000m2 crystal clear lagoon and nature
reserve. Dead coral and underwater rocks were carefully removed
under the supervision of the local marine authority to create a
haven for vibrant fish and a diversity of corals, producing a
wildlife paradise for snorkelers. This was the latest phase in
Orient-Express investment in Napasai. In January 2010, the
resorts private beach was expanded by 1,800m, complemented by a
new barbecue restaurant. Napasais 14 private pool residences,
some of which are ocean front, and 55 Villas were renovated in the
same project, further enhancing the chic yet comfortable feel of
the resort.
Situated on Balis southern shores, Jimbaran
Puri Bali is a tropical escape that overlooks one of the islands
most romantic and pristine beaches. The resorts most recent
refurbishments include the addition of 22 thatched villas,
bringing the total room count to 64. Each villa is set amidst a
traditional Balinese garden and courtyard ensuring seclusion, with
a luxurious private swimming pool and a shady teakwood deck where
rejuvenating spa treatments can be arranged. If guests can tear
themselves away from their villa, Jimbaran Puri Balis other
facilities include a private beach, swimming pool, Beach Spa, Puri
Bar, Tunjung Caf and Nelayan restaurant, where locally caught
seafood as well as French Mediterranean dishes are served.
Philippe Bissig, Regional Managing Director of
Asia for Orient-Express, said, We are very pleased that Napasai
and Jimbaran Puri Bali have joined Leading Hotels of the World.
Like us, their guests demand the highest level of quality and an
inspirational travel experience.
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