For a dazzling gem in Phukets crown of resorts, simply look no further than Villa Lamon. This prestigious dwelling blends superior private accommodation set within tropical tranquillity with world-class resort amenities and services on its doorstep, just moments from a 2km stretch of sugar-white sand and the sparkling ocean at Kata Beach. Finessed with charismatic architectural design, this glamorous home lends a nod to classic Thai styling, along with every contemporary comfort for a seamless stay. The majestic exterior is executed in the style of a classic Thai pavilion home, with all the hallmarks of a traditional home, given a luxury uplift. With the trademark pillared exterior, the indoor-outdoor interplay, the covered veranda and proximity to water as well as oneness with the natural surroundings, guests will have the sense of having chanced upon their own quintessentially Thai little slice of paradise. Its elegant structure leads to a sumptuous interior, executed with sophistication and panache. The stylish terrace sets the scene for balmy evenings in the soft breeze of the ocean, while the pool beckons invitingly. The suave blend of local raw materials and designer flourish creates a special environment, where Thai authenticity meets exclusive resort extras. Two serene and gracious bedrooms set the scene for a restorative break, one with a king-sized bed and the other with two double beds, offering sleek and stylish accommodation for four adults, or a family with up to 3 children. The main bedroom is clad in deep, dark timbers, with ultra-soft ambient lighting, natural tones offset with crisp, quality linen. Accents of gold silk fabric and timber latticework add to the Eastern, exotic effect. The other bedroom is a civilised space featuring a dignified writing desk, an indulgent chaise-longue and floor-to-ceiling glass, offering abundant natural light. The high ceilinged living space is a fragrant room of airy proportions, garden views and banquette style seating, for the group to convene after a busy day on the island. With a host of exclusive extras such as Club Benefits and Club Lounge access, this home is a premium choice. For an added note of decadence, there is the bubbling jacuzzi, the rainfall shower and an extra deep bath, all designed for guests ultimate pampering. An escape above all others; a haven of style, class, quality and care - Villa Lamon is a memory-making idyll set in an unforgettable spot. #### Features The Villa For a holiday marked with grandeur choose Villa Lamon. This exclusive 209 square metres villa offers a large terrace with a private plunge pool, there are 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and it can accommodate up to 5 people Interior - Bedroom with king-size bed & en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower & extra-deep bathtub - Bedroom with two double bed & en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower & extra-deep bathtub - Small living room & dining area - Satellite TV Exterior - Infinity plunge pool - Terrace with views - Small table with chairs Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi connection - Flat-screen TVs - Individually controlled air-conditioning - Thelephone - Tea and coffee making facilities - In-room safe #### Location Villa Lamon is set on a particularly sublime corner of Phuket, and on one of its iconic beaches - Kata Beach. With 2km of fine, white sands and sparkling clear waters, an array of watersports on offer and beachside bars shaded by tropical almond trees, this is a spectacular spot for memory-making moments. Whether it be surfing, paddle-boarding, diving or snorkelling, this stretch of coast is rich with opportunity. Set between Nai Harn and the neighbouring Kata Noi beach is one of the regions most visited viewpoints - Kata Viewpoint, which offers beautiful, far-reaching views. For keen surfers, Surf House Phuket is a bustling spot where surfers can enjoy the sport whatever the weather, and theres a trendy cafe-bar too. Kata Night Market is well worth a visit - a vibrant melting pot of stalls selling local wares and an eclectic food court, offering a blend of local flavour and tourist-influenced boutiques. Kata Temple was built in 1832 and remains an impressive example of Thai temple architecture, clad in vivid crimsons and surrounded by tropical rainforest. The temple features a beautiful ordination hall housing the main statue Buddha, a monastery pavilion, monks dormitories and a primary school on the same grounds, making it a great spot for a taste of local culture.