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A stylish boutique resort decorated in oriental Thai style, the hotel provides 29 elegant and comfortable rooms, including deluxe rooms and deluxe suite cottages. The hotel lobby offers 24-hour reception and check-out service and a hotel safe. The hotel has a restaurant and also offers a laundry service, a car park and bicycle hire.

All rooms are fully furnished with everything guests could wish for. The private balconies ensures that guests can feel in touch with the natural scenery and glittering blue swimming pool, even if just reading a favourite book on a day bed. Rooms have individually regulated air conditioning, and features include en suite bathrooms with shower, double bed, satellite/cable TV, Internet access, mini fridge and tea and coffee making facilities.

American breakfast is offered to all guests.

Guests can enjoy peaceful relaxation in many corners of the resort: while sipping an afternoon tea or a refreshing tropical drink by the stream, overlooking the scenery in an open-air restaurant or taking a dip in the swimming pool while the kids play safely in a children's pool. Lying down and reading a favourite book is definitely a good choice for a day off; the sun terrace provides the perfect spot. Massage treatments are also available, and there is a golf course around 15 minutes from the hotel.

Just 75 km north of Phuket International Airport, the resort is set next to Khaolak Tony Lodge, on Phetkasem Road (highway No. 4) in the Bangnieng Beach area. The route starts from Bangkok on highway No. 4 via Petchaburi-Prachuap Khiri Khan - Chumporn - Kuraburi district - Mueang district - Kaper district of Ranong - Kuraburi district - Takua Pa district. 25 km after Takua Pa district, turn left at km 56-57 on highway No. 4 (Thai Mueang-Takua Pa). Along the road, the resort is situated on the left-hand side in a yellow building. Buses depart from the Southern Bus Terminal on Boromratchoni Road (Pinklao Nakornchaisri) at km 3. Take the bus route Bangkok-Takua Pa-Phuket, and alight at Takua Pa.