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Slightly south of Naithon Beach, this is one of resorts that have made Phuket a legend. Trisara is nestled between two jungle-clad headlands and, with only 39 lodgings, offers an intimate, secluded experience that is without parallel. The private beach is guaranteed to be free from pesky vendors or non-guests -- it's impossible for anyone else to access it. The suites and villas are the height of luxury and plasma TVs, spa bathtubs, and thick king-sized mattresses with sheets so soft you won't want to leave your bed all come standard. Every room faces the sea and the the panoramic view from the teak pooldeck of each villa is difficult to beat. Resort facilities include a 45-meter salt water lap pool plus tennis courts, a library, a range of luxury yachts, and membership to the exclusive Blue Canyon golf course. Prices are astronomical but, if you're after a truly special holiday experience, Trisara is worth every penny. Perhaps to save ink, the room rates are quoted in US dollars and subject to a further 18.7% in taxes and service charges.

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60/1 Moo 6, Srisoonthorn Rd, Cherngtalay. T: (076) 310 100 F: (076) 310 300
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Type of room	Low season	High season	Notes
Deluxe Suite	20,800 THB	29,800 THB

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Added to Travelfish on: 13th July, 2006
Last visited or updated on: 26th August, 2008

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