The Penninsula.The Peninsula Bangkok has a prime location on the banks of Bangkok’s Chao Phraya River. Its unique wave shaped design not only makes it a distinct architectural addition to the Bangkok skyline, but enables all rooms to have uninterrupted views of the river below. All the rooms at the hotel are amongst the largest in Bangkok and are not only designed with timeless elegance but have pioneering guest room technology installed to keep them bang up to date. Rooms range from deluxe to those with balconies to opulent suites with panoramic terraces and outdoor Jacuzzis and each floor of the hotel has a butler ready to attend to guests' needs.

Elephant Hills Tented Camp.Elephant Hills is located in Khao Sok in Southern Thailand, and is the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world. It is situated between Phuket, Khao Lak and Krabi to the south, and Koh Samui to the east. You will find lush jungles, stunning vertical limestone mountains, hidden lakes and a wide variety of flora and fauna. In short, it is the perfect destination for a little soft-adventure in between visiting Bangkok and the Southern beaches. It isn't for everyone, but if you like getting outdoors and into the jungle, then Elephant Hills is your answer.Elephant Hills Tented Camp comprises two separate camps; the first is the main camp, located just outside of the National Park. It has 30 tents surrounding a main communal dining area where guests mingle after their adventures and for meals. The tents themselves are simple - so please don't expect an African style luxury camp. They do, however, offer everything you need - they come with en-suite bathrooms providing hot showers, comfortable beds, hand-crafted furniture and the tents are protected from the obligatory bugs that thrive in the jungle. They aren't air-conditioned, but do have fans that keep you cool at night. The chorus that only a jungle can provide will sing out in all its glory at night - you do feel like you are away from it all.

The Sarojin.The Sarojin is a stylish, boutique property located on a gorgeous white sandy beach in a national park area just 10 minutes north of Khao Lak town. It is quite a flat resort with a lovely stretching lush lawn at the centre of it. There are no buggies as everything is within walking distance. Children under the age of 10 are not allowed at The Sarojin, meaning that this multi-award winning hotel always has a calm and peaceful atmosphere, even in busy school holidays.56 Residences are housed in seven separate two storey buildings. The 28 Garden Residences are on the ground floor of each building and have Thai lounge salas and outdoor terraces. The 14 Pool Residences are on the ground floor and have large gardens with plunge pools. The 14 first floor Sarojin Suites have spacious separate living areas and outdoor terraces with bath pools. Careful design at The Sarojin allows maximum space and privacy and the colour palette is soft and modern. 

"Six Senses Yao Noi.Six Senses Yao Noi resort sets the highest benchmark for island resort living in Asia. The attention to detail and focus on the unique destination reinforces the brand’s commitment to sustainability. Pool Villa accommodations provide generous personal space, a variety of views and present an uncompromised lifestyle.Natural materials used in the modern architecture, together with a beautiful island setting and excellent personal service, support the Six Senses philosophy of creating exceptional experiences.

 

Start your trip in lively Bangkok then head down to Khao Sok National Park for some adventure before going to Khao Lak for the beach and ending at the renowned Six Senses Yao Noi for some epic scenery and ultimate relaxation.

 

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