Six Senses Yao Noi is an exceptionally picturesque resort set on an island in Phang Nga Bay. There is a concentrated focus on sustainability here with many practices in place to minimise negative impacts on the environment. Guests will notice this throughout their stay here and can experience the hotels’ Nature Trail first hand. It is also apparent in the design of the villas, which are constructed from sustainable materials giving them a natural appearance almost as though they have grown up amongst the lush vegetation surrounding them. The jungle like vegetation provides each villa with complete privacy and gives guests the feeling of living in their own treehouse.

There are one-bedroom and two-bedroom villas, each with plenty of space and it’s own private infinity pool. The Sea View Villas offer wonderful views over Phang Nga Bay, while Mountain View Villas look over the jungle like tropical forest.

The Six Senses Spa Village is also nestled among the vegetation, styled to mirror a traditional Asian long-house and offering a range of treatments as well as a gym.

Guests can enjoy the choice of several dining options during their stay at Six Senses Yao Noi. ‘The Dining Room’ offers European organic cuisine and innovative design with the flowing creek visible through the glass floor. You can also enjoy a private dining experience here at The Chef’s Table. At ‘The Living Room’ guests can enjoy a fusion of Thai and world cuisine whilst gazing out at the towering limestone karsts of Phang Nga Bay. Finally ‘The Hilltop Reserve’ is the resort’s most exclusive dining venue, perched at the very heights of the resort in a private villa with pool, overlooking Phang Nga Bay and open for light lunches and Thai dinning menus. Of course in villa dining is also on offer and your villa butler can arrange champagne breakfasts, private picnics or an evening barbecue with a personal chef and dedicated waiter for a truly romantic evening. When it comes to bars there is ‘The Den’ where you can enjoy speciality cocktails and tapas snacks amongst pools of lily pads, or ‘The Main House’ with it’s two sunken bars, shimmering pools and lantern lighting.