Kerem Villas

Two mirror-image hideaways (Villa Muscat and Villa Gamay), both 700sq m | 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand | Set higher up on the hillside with direct access to the hotel’s private beach | Leafy private terrace with a nine-metre infinity pool (with a Jacuzzi-jetted bench and shallow section) and space for lounging and dining | Within, villas have a chic modern look with concrete and stone accent walls, and high-gloss spaces with sleek imported Italian Meridiani furnishings, and curated Thai artworks | The villas have three floors. On the middle level there’s a full kitchen, and living and dining areas, plus doors that open widely to reveal the scenery | Kitchen has a five-burner stovetop, oven, fridge-freezer, dedicated wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and kettle with teas | The dining area has space to sit eight guests | There are three bedrooms, two on the upper level, each with a queen-size bed, sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; and the master bedroom on the lower level has a king-size bed, sitting area with a sofa-bed which can sleep two guests, and its own sea-view terrace | Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom | Six to eight guests can sleep here (please note, the extra beds can sleep an adult but are recommended for under-12s) | DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, organic bath products, pool toys for kids | Guests staying here get free airport transfers, a one-hour massage, breakfast, daily fruit plates and cleaning

Two mirror-image hideaways (Villa Muscat and Villa Gamay), both 700sq m | 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand | Set higher up on the hillside with direct access to the hotel’s private beach | Leafy private terrace with a nine-metre infinity pool (with a Jacuzzi-jetted bench and shallow section) and space for lounging and dining | Within, villas have a chic modern look with concrete and stone accent walls, and high-gloss spaces with sleek imported Italian Meridiani furnishings, and curated Thai artworks | The villas have three floors. On the middle level there’s a full kitchen, and living and dining areas, plus doors that open widely to reveal the scenery | Kitchen has a five-burner stovetop, oven, fridge-freezer, dedicated wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and kettle with teas | The dining area has space to sit eight guests | There are three bedrooms, two on the upper level, each with a queen-size bed, sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; and the master bedroom on the lower level has a king-size bed, sitting area with a sofa-bed which can sleep two guests, and its own sea-view terrace | Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom | Six to eight guests can sleep here (please note, the extra beds can sleep an adult but are recommended for under-12s) | DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, organic bath products, pool toys for kids | Guests staying here get free airport transfers, a one-hour massage, breakfast, daily fruit plates and cleaning

Two mirror-image hideaways (Villa Syrah and Villa Solaris), both 800sq m | 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand | Set at the foot of the hillside above the hotel’s private beach, with direct access to the sand | Private garden with a sala, 13-metre L-shaped infinity pool (with a Jacuzzi-jetted bench and shallow section) and space for lounging and dining | Within, villas have a chic modern look with concrete and stone accent walls, and high-gloss spaces with sleek imported Italian Meridiani furnishings, and curated Thai artworks | On the lower level there’s a large sociable space with a full kitchen, and living and dining rooms, plus a cinema lounge, small separate powder room, and doors that open widely to reveal the scenery | Kitchen has a five-burner stovetop, oven, fridge-freezer, dedicated wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and kettle with teas | The dining area has space to sit 10 guests | The three bedrooms are on the upper level, each with a sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; one has a king-size bed which can be twinned to sleep four, another has a king-size and sitting area with a sofa-bed to sleep two, and the third has a queen-size bed | Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom | Six to 10 guests can sleep here (please note, the extra beds can sleep an adult but are recommended for under-12s) | DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, organic bath products, pool toys for kids | Guests staying here get free airport transfers, a one-hour massage, breakfast, daily fruit plates and cleaning

Two mirror-image hideaways (Villa Syrah and Villa Solaris), both 800sq m | 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand | Set at the foot of the hillside above the hotel’s private beach, with direct access to the sand | Private garden with a sala, 13-metre L-shaped infinity pool (with a Jacuzzi-jetted bench and shallow section) and space for lounging and dining | Within, villas have a chic modern look with concrete and stone accent walls, and high-gloss spaces with sleek imported Italian Meridiani furnishings, and curated Thai artworks | On the lower level there’s a large sociable space with a full kitchen, and living and dining rooms, plus a cinema lounge, small separate powder room, and doors that open widely to reveal the scenery | Kitchen has a five-burner stovetop, oven, fridge-freezer, dedicated wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and kettle with teas | The dining area has space to sit 10 guests | The three bedrooms are on the upper level, each with a sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; one has a king-size bed which can be twinned to sleep four, another has a king-size and sitting area with a sofa-bed to sleep two, and the third has a queen-size bed | Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom | Six to 10 guests can sleep here (please note, the extra beds can sleep an adult but are recommended for under-12s) | DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, organic bath products, pool toys for kids | Guests staying here get free airport transfers, a one-hour massage, breakfast, daily fruit plates and cleaning

1,600sq m | You’ll have the use of two mirror-image hideaways (Villa Syrah and Villa Solaris) | 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand | Set at the foot of the hillside above the hotel’s private beach, both with direct access to the sand | Private gardens with salas, two 13-metre L-shaped infinity pools (each with a Jacuzzi-jetted bench and shallow section) and space for lounging and dining | Within, there’s a chic modern look with concrete and stone accent walls, and high-gloss spaces with sleek imported Italian Meridiani furnishings, and curated Thai artworks | On each lower level there’s a large sociable space with a full kitchen, and living and dining rooms, plus a cinema lounge, small separate powder room, and doors that open widely to reveal the scenery | Each kitchen has a five-burner stovetop, oven, fridge-freezer, dedicated wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and kettle with teas | The dining areas have space to sit 10 guests | The six bedrooms are on the upper level, each with a sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; in each villa, one has a king-size bed which can be twinned to sleep four, another has a king-size and sitting area with a sofa-bed to sleep two, and the third has a queen-size bed | Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom | Up to 23 guests can sleep here (please note, the extra beds can sleep an adult but are recommended for under-12s) | DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, organic bath products, pool toys for kids | Guests staying here get free airport transfers, a one-hour massage, breakfast, daily fruit plates and cleaning

2,300sq m | You’ll have the use of one hideaway set on the upper level of a leafy Koh Samui hillside, and two mirror-image hideaways set on the lower level just above a private beach | You’ll have a personal experience manager, maid and gardener | 180-degree views of the Gulf of Thailand | All three have direct access to the beach | The Beachfront Villas have private gardens with salas, two 13-metre L-shaped infinity pools (each with a Jacuzzi-jetted bench and shallow section) and space for lounging and dining | The Terrace Villa has a terrace with a nine-metre infinity pool and space for entertaining | Within all, there’s a chic modern look with concrete and stone accent walls, and high-gloss spaces with sleek imported Italian Meridiani furnishings, and curated Thai artworks | On either the central or ground floor, there’s a large sociable space with a full kitchen, and living and dining rooms, plus doors that open widely to reveal the scenery | The Beachfront Villas also have a cinema lounge (which converts to a bedroom) and a small separate powder room | Each kitchen has a five-burner stovetop, oven, fridge-freezer, dedicated wine fridge, microwave, dishwasher, coffee maker and kettle with teas | The dining areas have space to sit eight to 10 guests | The six Beachfront Villa bedrooms are on the upper level, each with a sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; in each villa, one has a king-size bed which can be twinned to sleep four, another has a king-size and sitting area with a sofa-bed to sleep two, and the third has a queen-size bed | In the Terrace Villa, the three bedrooms are on the upper level, each with a sea-view balcony, storage and a flatscreen TV; in each villa, one has a king-size bed which can be twinned to sleep four, another has a king-size and sitting area with a sofa-bed to sleep two, and the third has a queen-size bed | Each bedroom has an ensuite bathroom | Up to 33 guests can sleep here (please note, the extra beds can sleep an adult but are recommended for under-12s) | DVD player, iPod dock, free WiFi, organic bath products, pool toys for kids | Guests staying here get free airport transfers, a one-hour massage, breakfast, daily fruit plates and cleaning