Thailand is the most popular destination for holidays in South East Asia. A fine example is the Casa De La Flora Resort in Khao Lak that is said to offer an unparalleled holiday experience. The resort is a collection of villas in different sizes. They have made serious investments in creating resorts that combine modern comforts with traditional designs that merge with the local landscape. Â Villas have gained in popularity amongst luxury travelers and South East Asia as a region has created some of the most stunning and luxurious villas. Casa De La Flora Resort has 36 villas designed by VaSLab Architecture and finished in slate grey which blends with the landscape naturally.
Villas in Eight Different Designs and Sizes
In order to enhance the views of the ocean the façade of the villas has been replaced by floor to ceilings windows. It ensures an unrestricted view of the ocean and creates a sense of openness. The villas are made to eight different designs and sizes. The smallest is a one-bedroom studio pool villa and the largest is the beach-front grand pool villa. The comfort levels also vary along with the size of the villas. The large ones have two bedrooms and living areas. The lavishly designed villas will attract even the most pretentious travelers and hook them through their natural luxury.
Dream Maker Tailor Made Service
The amenities and the service at the resort is top class and has been designed keeping in mind the needs and preferences of an international traveler. There is an infinity edge swimming pool with crystal clear water because of its O3 water treatment system. The pool also boasts of a pool bar where the guests can sip their favorite cocktail. There are facilities even for those who continue to be connected to their business and work on holidays. There is a library and a business center that gives you an opportunity to complete your urgent work even while you are holidaying. Dream Maker Tailor Made is a service offered by the resort aims to fulfill every visitor’s dreams and whims and wishes.
