Relax on an Island within an Island at W Hotel’s Newest: W Retreat Koh Samui in Thailand

Starwood’s W Hotels has just opened its newest location, ‘W Retreat Koh Samui’ in Thailand. The hotel is located on a heaven like island. This beautiful hotel has all the great features and amenities, but this time it comes with 75 beachfront villas. Each villa has its own unique location and a private pool.

Some great features of W Retreat Koh Samui are The W Library that contains books, magazines and DVD’s and can be accessed at any time of the day or night, the AWAY Spa, SWEAT fitness Center and The WAVE that has water sports and activity center right under the sun. Koh Samui has a one of a kind Whatever/Whenever Service that gives guests a great opportunity to have fun and fulfill their desire anywhere anytime.

The rooms include a outdoor rain shower, sun lounges, and custom made furnishings and connecting rooms. In room entertainment includes Yamaha Sound system, 46” Samsung LCD TV, and a 22” LCD TV in bathroom and DVD/CD Player.

Enjoy 6 restaurants and/or lounges while you visit the W Retreat Koh Samui. Eat several different types of cuisine, from Thai to gourmet pizzas, and buffets are all available at the restaurants. All restaurants and lounges have cool names to go along with their cool atmosphere’s: Tonic Bar, The Kitchen Table, W Lounge, WOOBAR, Namu, & SIP.

Rates for W Retreat Koh Samui start at over $500.

W Retreat Koh Samui
4/1 Moo 1 Tambol Maenam
Surat Thani
Koh Samui, 84330 Thailand
Phone: (66)(77) 915999
Website

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