Book Anantara Koh Yao Yai Resort & Villas with VIP Benefits

A low sofa faces the garden through large glass doors, with a furnished terrace directly outside. The sleeping area sits on a raised platform behind the lounge. Pale timber and blue cushions give the room a warm, coastal feel. A small round table provides a place for coffee or a book.

The ground-floor setting gives direct access to the gardens, with greenery close to the terrace. Inside, the bedroom and sitting area share an open layout, with a step between the two levels. Twin basins and round mirrors complete the bathroom, where spa products are provided.

The sleeping area sits above a sunken lounge, with both spaces facing the Andaman Sea. A sofa and low table form a sitting area beside full-height glass doors, which open to a furnished balcony. Outside, a cushioned daybed and small table provide a place to read with the coast in view.

Pale timber and blue accents carry through the room, with colourful cushions against the light sofa. The open-plan design keeps the sleeping and living areas together, with a change of level between them. Twin basins complete the bathroom, and fragrant spa products are provided.

The suite sits above the family pool, with full-height windows looking down over the water. A private balcony extends the room outdoors, with space to sit together and watch the activity below. Inside, the children have their own play area close to the adult sleeping space.

The family shares one open room, with timber furnishings and blue accents linking the different areas. A cushioned chair and low table offer a place for a story or a quiet game. A woven bench stands at the foot of the bed, with storage baskets along the wall. Glass doors face the balcony from the main sleeping area.

The children’s play area and adult sleeping space share an open room, with the sea visible through large glass doors. A staircase rises within the timber sleeping structure for younger guests, while low tables and a cushioned chair provide places to sit nearby. Pale wood and blue fabric bring a consistent colour palette to the suite.

Outside, the balcony has a daybed for time in the sea air. Broad glass doors connect it with the main room, leaving the coast in view from the adult sleeping area. The children’s corner remains close to the rest of the family, with dedicated space for games and quiet play.

Full-height sliding doors open from the main room onto a furnished terrace. A round outdoor table and cushioned seating give the family a place to settle outside, with the resort’s water slides nearby. Indoors, a play area sits beside the adult sleeping space, with small furniture sized for younger guests.

Timber finishes and blue accents link the children’s area with the rest of the suite. There is room to sit together around low tables, while large windows keep the outdoor scene visible from inside. The pool bar is close to the terrace. The layout brings the family together in one open room, with a dedicated corner for play.

The main bedroom opens towards a broad timber deck, with tropical planting and the lagoon beyond. Sun loungers sit outside the glass doors, while a separate living and dining room provides a place for meals indoors. The villa’s rooms face the outdoor space through large windows.

Inside the bedroom, timber panelling runs behind the bed and a bench stands at its foot. Stone-toned floors and woven details continue the natural palette. A second, smaller sleeping room gives the single bed its own space. The surrounding garden keeps greenery close to the windows, and the deck has separate spots for sitting and stretching out in the open air.

Tropical gardens surround a deck with loungers and space to practise yoga beside the lagoon. Inside, a dedicated wellness room provides a setting for exercise, meditation or a massage arranged in the villa. The living and dining room is separate from the bedroom, with broad glass doors facing the outdoor space.

Timber finishes and pale fabrics keep the interior soft in tone. The bedroom opens towards the garden, and the deck has shaded seating as well as places in the sun. A villa host attends to the stay. Binoculars and a local nature guide are provided for watching the birds and wildlife around the lagoon.

A slide leads down into the children’s play area, where small seats and a low table sit beneath the timber sleeping structure. The adult bedroom has its own sitting space and opens towards a sea-facing balcony. A separate lounge gives the whole family another place to gather around a sofa and coffee tables.

Meals can be served at the indoor dining table or outside, with a pantry close by for snacks. Floor-to-ceiling glass brings the coast into view from the bedroom and living room. Pale timber, soft grey seating and blue details carry through the interior. The balcony adds a furnished outdoor space, with a table and chairs facing the water.

The bedroom and living areas face the coast through broad glass doors, with a timber deck and garden just outside. A round daybed sits beneath the palms, alongside loungers and a parasol. The planted roof blends the low villa into its surroundings, leaving the main rooms open towards the sea.

A separate living and dining room provides space for meals indoors. The pantry keeps refreshments close, while the bedroom has woven lamps and soft, pale furnishings. In the bathroom, a tub for two is positioned to take in the water view. The deck curves around the outdoor bathing area, with lawn and tropical planting beyond.

High above the resort gardens, broad windows frame the island and the sea from the bedroom and lounge. A round cushioned daybed sits near the bed, and a sofa and armchair offer further places to settle indoors. Pale timber panels and light floors run through the main rooms.

The dining area has space for meals at home, with a pantry nearby. Outside, a sheltered cabana provides another setting for dinner, while daybeds line the sundeck. The bathroom has two rain showers. The upper outdoor space looks across the coast, with the main rooms opening to a balcony below.

A glass panel overhead brings a view of the water into the lower lounge, with swimmers visible through the ceiling. Wraparound windows frame Phang Nga Bay, and pale sofas gather around a round table beneath this unusual feature. The corner setting opens the outlook in more than one direction.

The bedroom, dining room and pantry are on the lower floor. A round daybed offers a place to read beside the bed, while the bathroom has two rain showers. Above, a sundeck and private cabana provide settings for meals and time outdoors. Timber details and pale fabrics continue through the rooms, with large glass doors linking the interior to the sea-facing balcony.

A broad deck runs along the front of the villa, with loungers, a round daybed and palm trees around the outdoor sitting areas. The main rooms open towards the sea, while a planted roof keeps the low building in keeping with its garden setting. The lawn extends beyond the timber deck.

Each bedroom has its own bathroom, with the shared living and dining room providing a central place to gather. Meals can be served indoors or out on the terrace. A pantry keeps snacks and drinks close to the dining space. The bathing area includes a tub for two with a sea view, while broad glass openings keep the coast visible from the main rooms.