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The Six Senses Samui Resort is a luxurious retreat. It sits on the northeastern point of Koh Samui. There are stunning sea views from the property's private pools, restaurants, bars, and most of its ocean-front pool villas. All of these accentuate the property's prime seafront position. This serene, isolated, and peaceful resort results from the resort's architecture. Sea breezes flow freely across the property - moreover, walkways of weathered teak lead through beautiful grounds. The grounds are home to indigenous trees, plants, flowers, herbs, and songbirds.

Location

Six Senses Samui is located in the north of the island. Wat Phra Yak Buddhist monastery and its iconic gold-painted 40-foot Buddha statue are only ten minutes away. You can also reach Chaweng in less than 20 minutes by car from this island region. Restaurants, pubs, nightclubs, and cabaret acts abound in Laem Din. Plus, there are several businesses, such as the Laem Din Market.

Aquapark is a water park in Bangkok, and Petchbuncha Boxing Stadium is nearby. Moreover, the fisherman's Village is a little over 20 minutes away by car. The Lomprayah high-speed ferry to Koh Phangan departs at the Mae Nam Pier. It is a half-hour drive away (the boat ride itself takes 20 minutes). Furthermore, within a 15-minute drive, you reach Samui International Airport.

Style and Character

Six Senses Samui blends seamlessly into the surrounding forest. Thanks to its primarily wooden houses that barely poke through the dense greenery. The public rooms and the large villas benefit from a feeling of openness.

Moreover, green and yellow tones dominate the resort's furniture in the restaurant. The same is on loungers and some of the staff uniforms. It lends a sleek and somewhat austere touch to the mainly nature-oriented atmosphere.

Service and Facilities

The service is quick and efficient. Like the Beach, the swimming pool is spacious enough to swim properly. There are no fees to use kayaks in the area. Plus, a paddle along the coast is a beautiful experience. Physiologists, astrologers, and traditional

Thai healers are among the therapists on staff. They are a part of the spa's diverse wellness program. Rejuvenate your mind and body via yoga, Tai Chi, and other meditative practices in the resort's spas. There are also two gyms for those who prefer to work out in privacy.

Villas

There are 66 luxurious villas, most of which have private infinity pools. In addition to the two-bedroom Retreat, the resort also provides a variety of one- and two-bedroom villas. These are the Pool Villa Suites. Each has its plunge pool. Plus, you'll get views of the surrounding tropical scenery or the Gulf of Thailand.

Additionally, the 66 villas are air-conditioned, spacious, and provide sea views. Sunset views from the western side of the headland are among the most unforgettable on the island. There are bathrooms with deep tubs, outdoor showers, and oak flooring. The floor-to-ceiling windows are just a few features that make this resort appealing. Furthermore, families with children may ask for an extra bed.

Restaurant and Bar

Fresh herbs and vegetables grown in Samui Island's gardens are used in Six Senses Samui's culinary offerings. Lunch and supper are served at the light and airy Dining on the Hill located over the pool. In contrast to Thai cuisine, the food is superbly richer and decadent than typical. Dining on the Hill has Thai, international, and health-conscious fare. Moreover, Wine on the Hill is a nearby wine bar with many foreign brands.

During the day, people gather at Chill on the Beach to enjoy beverages, grills, and bland food. Besides, breakfast is buffet-style at this hotel. You can order a wide variety of prepared Asian and Western dishes. You'll get foods that are both nutritious and flavorful. Guests may also have a pre-dinner drink on one of four wooden platforms that jut into the water.

Additionally, there is great fun at Drift at the Beach. The food comes directly from a wood-fired oven and grill. The primary emphasis is light, primarily Western food, including vegetarian and vegan alternatives. The pan-fried sea bream is cooked to perfection. However, the sweet potato gnocchi is a bit of a mishmash. Dine-in style with a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Thailand from Dining on the Rocks' award-winning menu.

Spa and Wellness

The Six Senses Spa provides a broad selection of holistic and traditional treatments. The highly trained therapists use organically derived and ethically produced spa products. You can also take advantage of the stunning sea view from outdoor treatment salas and interior treatment rooms.

Sustainability Efforts

This five-star resort is a leader in environmental stewardship. This is due to its emphasis on water conservation and recycling. They also give back to the community. With the help of UNICEF and Restaurants Against Hunger (RAH), the resort has taken steps to reduce its environmental footprint. Furthermore, Farm on the Hill includes goats, chickens, and ducks. This is the resort's newest environmentally friendly endeavor.

Nearby Attractions

Guests may discover Koh Samui's natural beauty on foot, by motorbike, or by car. You'll be able to see gorgeous islands and the Ang Thong National Marine Park. This is a great place to go diving. Additionally, enjoy non-motorized water sports on the Beach. The surrounding Chaweng Beach and Fisherman's Village are also close to the resort.

Takeaway

Upon arrival, guests get cold beverages and towels perfumed with lemongrass before being driven to their individual ocean view pool villas on a golf cart. There is a tasteful Thai design built from native hardwoods in the resort's interiors. The resort's amenities include an infinity pool overlooking the ocean. Moreover, Six Senses Samui's inventive food attracts guests from afar. However, it's especially popular with honeymooners and couples who want a romantic getaway. Wellness, seclusion, the environment, and exquisite food are highly prized at this opulent, rustic resort.