Villa Dutsanee is a dazzlingly finished colonial style home emanating the freshness of a chic, crisp white palette and airy, high ceilinged interiors, set just moments from the oceanfront in Hua Hin. An ideal romantic bolthole for a couple, or for two adults with one child, this stylish, yet unfussy abode sets the scene for an idyllic stay, pampered by Thai hospitality and world-class resort amenities. This sumptuous home comes with its own pool and private decked terrace-garden. The sleek, minimalist outdoor space, like the interiors, is clad in white-washed timber, for that colonial air of grace, while the garden is framed by the swaying palms and tropical vegetation of the wider resort. Blending the best of both worlds, this home offers both the seclusion of a stand-alone home along with all the convenience of resort services. The wider resort is unutterably elegant with an old-world charm and art-deco grace, since opening its doors in the 1920s is considered among one of Thailands finest. Set on the beachfront, the common spaces are characterised by a polished refinement of a bygone age, a timeless style and finesse. Thai hospitality sits at the centre of the resort, whilst pavilion-style buildings and ornate touches lend an authentic air - hitting the right note between Eastern ‘zen and Western contemporary comfort. The well-proportioned bedroom at Villa Dutsanee, like the rest of the home, is a pristine white nook of restoration, with a natural interplay between the indoors and outdoors, finished with natural timber, colonial-style high ceiling and warm earthy tones offset with ambient lighting. Wandering out for morning coffee, or a drip in the pool will be effortless. The pool is framed by a decked terrace, complete with seating and an elegant parasol. Villa Dutsanee leaves no detail under-thought, with impeccable attention to detail, top-grade linen and fluffy towels, flat-screen television and wi-fi, ceiling fans and coffee making, as well as every service imaginable on hand, this haven of style and tranquillity, will set the scene for a memory-making holiday. With access to all the hotspots around Hua Hin, host-led services back at the villa and endless opportunity for discovery from sporting, to nature, to adrenaline-thrills to cultural interest, this elegant home offers all the components of a sublime get-away. #### Features The Villa Gracefully designed to a colonial decor that blends soft colours, wood accents and high ceilings, Villa Dutsanee is a tranquil oasis with living areas of 76 square metres. There are a bedroom and a bathroom, and it can accommodate up to 2 people Interior - Bedroom with king-size bed or two single beds - Bathroom withshower - Outdoor free-standing bathtub Exterior - Private plunge pool - Spacious terrace - Dining & sitting area - Parasol Additional Facilities - Wi-Fi connection - Flat-screen TVs - DVD player - Individually controlled air-conditioning - Ceiling fans - Tea and coffee making facilities - In-room safe - Hairdryer #### Location With the fine beachfront at Hua Hin on its doorstep, Villa Dutsanee is set within close proximity to world-class golf and the bustling local life of Hua Hin town. The wider resort offers every amenity, from putting greens to Tai Chi classes to fine dining, to pampering spa treatments and state-of-the-art fitness centre. For visitors to the region, taking just a 25-kilometre trip north of Hua Hin will uncover the laid-back style of Cha Am - known for its 5-kilometre long beach lined with Casuarina trees and colourful local culture. From shopping at Hua Hins colourful night markets to water parks to temples, this region is rich with opportunity. Traditional to Hua Hin, taking a horse ride on the beach will be an exhilarating experience, particularly in the early morning air. Heading to Hua Hin South will see visitors enjoying Thailands best kite-surfing beach, either for participating or watching as thousands of colourful kites streak across the sky. Architecture lovers will enjoy the Maruekathaiyawan Palace; a Thai-Victorian style summer seaside palace, constructed in the early 1920s designed by an Italian architect and built with golden teak; the royal halls and chambers are set up as a walk-through museum. Taking a trek to the mountain temple of Khao Takiap at the south end of Hua Hin beach will offer a mystical insight to Thai spiritual traditions. The standing Buddha - just above the waterline - is best seen at sunset. The view from the monastery at the top shows all of Hua Hin and its coastline stretching far off into the distance.