The Anantara Bophut Resort & Spa Koh Samui is to
undergo a THB 170 million renovation.
The luxury retreat will
close for seven months between 16 April and 15 November 2013,
during which time the majority of room types will be changed and
the spaces refurbished. Most of the resorts other facilities
will also be upgraded.
Of the total 106 guest
rooms, the existing six room and suite types will be increased to
eight. The two new Deluxe room categories (Deluxe Garden View and
Deluxe Sea View) will be expanded from 32 to 36 square metres and
after the renovation guests will have the new option of requesting
an extra bed in either Deluxe room category.
The existing three suite categories will increase to five, with dimensions ranging
from 44 to 80 square metres. The two new suite categories (Garden
View Suite and Royal Garden View Suite) will offer significantly
more space 70 and 75 square metres respectively and the
private pool of the two luxurious Anantara Beachfront Pool Suites
is being expanded from 1.8 x 2.1 metres to a more generous 3 x 8
metres.
Resort outlets to be renovated comprise High Tide
restaurant, Eclipse bar, the Library, lobby and the meeting and
event rooms.
In fact all public areas will be renovated, with the
exception of the Anantara Spa, the signature Italian Full Moon restaurant, the lily pond garden, shoreline swimming
pool and the newly built Kids Club Baan Ling Noi.
Manish
Jha, General Manager of Anantara Bophut Resort & Spa Koh Samui,
said, Anantara Bophut is renowned for blending island magic
with truly Thai charm and signature Anantara style, and this
years extensive renovations are designed to reinforce these
hallmarks beautifully. Guests will benefit from a wider choice of
luxury accommodation, as well as thoughtfully enhanced restaurant,
bar, relaxation and event facilities, culminating in an impressive
improvement to the overall guest experience.
Anantara,
Bophut,
Samui
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