Siritarar has six bedrooms sleeping twelve adults and two children, each named after a tree growing on the land. The house can also be taken as three bedrooms (six adults and two children), four bedrooms (eight) or five bedrooms (ten), and is always held for one party at a time.

Four of the six bedrooms look out to the sea — three from inside the room, one from its terrace. The other two open onto the garden. Each of the six is named after a tree growing on the land and is designed around it, and all six sit on the same west-facing beachfront at Lipa Noi.

Yes. Bedroom 4 (Sathon) at Siritarar has a fully step-free route from the car park, through the bedroom and bathroom, and out to the beachfront — a 90 cm doorway, a double-swing bathroom door, grab rails and a shower seat. There is turning space within the bathroom, though not inside the shower area itself. The living and dining pavilion sits 1.2 metres higher and is reached by steps.