Wake beneath the shelter of the mature Sai (Banyan) tree, preserved at the heart of Siritarar. Overlooking the infinity pool and Lipa Noi Beach, our largest room offers generous indoor and outdoor spaces for effortless island living.

The gentle fragrance of the Phut tree welcomes you to a quieter side of Siritarar, reflecting the understated beauty of traditional Thai gardens.

Surrounded by tropical planting on three sides, the room embraces natural light, fresh air, and the soothing rhythm of the garden, creating a peaceful retreat immersed in nature

Beyond the balcony, the preserved Kan-Krao tree stands beside Lipa Noi Beach. Revered as one of Thailand's nine auspicious trees, it has long symbolised prosperity and enduring strength.

Perched on the second floor, the room captures cooling sea breezes, warm natural light, and uninterrupted views that invite complete relaxation. complete relaxation.

Beneath the broad canopy of the Sathon tree, this peaceful retreat enjoys the quiet shade of Siritarar's tropical garden.

Located on the ground floor, the room is thoughtfully designed for accessible living. A private veranda opens onto the garden, offering a tranquil place to enjoy the fresh air and the gentle rhythm of island life.

For generations, the Mayom tree has been planted beside Thai homes as a symbol of kindness, affection, and being warmly regarded by others.

Opening onto a shared garden terrace with Room 6, the room invites unhurried moments surrounded by tropical greenery and the peaceful atmosphere of Siritarar.

An enduring part of Southern Thai cooking, the leaves of the Chamuang tree have flavoured local dishes for generations, connecting the island's landscape with its culinary traditions.

Also opening onto the shared garden terrace, the room provides a peaceful setting to unwind among the garden and experience the gentle pace of island life.