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Six Senses Hideaway Yao Noi has been included in the Condé Nast Traveller’s UK “The Hot List Hotels 2008” as one of the top 65 best new
places to stay in the world. It is critiqued as one of the most stylish, innovative and luxurious hotels.
Panoramic views to the
famous Thai limestone outcrops of Phang Nga Bay and the pristine environment
form the unique location for the Six Senses Hideaway Yao Noi. The resort is
60-minutes from Phuket International Airport by a scenic combined luxury car and motorboat trip, or 15-minutes using the resort’s own
helicopter service that is expected to commence operations shortly.
Comprising just 56 pool villas in three styles, including the 3-bedroom Reserve and the 2-bedroom Retreat, the resort is set in natural
vegetation enhanced with tropical landscaping, which provides privacy between the villas. Several villas offer personal spa suites, and
all are served by pool villa butlers. The design and material
selection is based on attention to detail and ecological commitment, creating
innovative and enriching experiences in a sustainable environment.
Several dining options offer inspired world cuisine, with tandoori and wood-fired ovens and an open grill, together with Mediterranean
dishes and an authentic taste of Thailand - complete with noodle bar. There is a dramatic glassed-in duplex wine cellar, a chef’s table and a
close-at-hand organic vegetable garden for the freshest salads.
Skilled therapists of the Six Senses Spa create sensory journeys for guests, with a range of holistic wellness and pampering treatments.
The spa focuses into the lush forested hillside and is styled after a traditional Asian long-house.
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