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Villa
Kurkum (Turmeric)
At one time turmeric was one of the world's most
important trading commodities. As a favoured
spice, it is widely used in Middle Eastern
cuisine, but is also a very important
textile dye. Villa Kurkum is a beautiful,
two-storey villa situated on the beach with
breathtaking views of the turquoise sea and
clear blue sky these view are among the best
in the resort.
The building is specially designed with high ceiling
and plenty of door and windows opening out
onto the water's edge, making the most out
of the breeze that naturally glides off the
sea. The interior uses colourful lamp,
textiles and intricately carved wooden
ornamentation to create the Moroccan
feeling. The spacious balcony is ideal for
private sun bathing or a late afternoon
massage. In the evening, under a starry sky,
this is the perfect place to relax and
settle in for a romantic night.
Two Bedroom Villa
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Facility in room - LCD TV with DVD player. - iPod Touch and iPod Touch docking station - Integrated Bose sound system. - Espresso machine |
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Villa Yanisoon
(Aniseed)
A native to the Eastern Mediterranean and South Asia,
the fragrant and
sharp tasting seed
of the anise plant
remains an important
crop across the Arab
world and is often
used as the base of
many Middle Eastern
dishes. It is said
that one good health
benefit from eating
aniseed is
relaxation. It is
this healthful
aspect that was
focused upon when
designing Villa
Yanisoon.
It owes its beauty and charm to the use of traditional
architecture and
furnishings,
transforming this
two- bedroom,
two-storey villa
into one of the most
iconic in all of the
resort. Situated on
glorious Pranburi
beach, but in
keeping with the
colour scheme for
which Moroccan
cities are famed,
this villa is
painted pink and
marries the best of
Morocco with all the
glory of the Thai
coastline.
Royal Villa 1
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Villa Za'atar
(Thyme)
Used by the ancient Egyptians for embalming, the
ancient Greeks for
incense, the Romans
to ward off
nightmares and in
the Middle Ages to
bring courage, thyme
has a long history
in most
Mediterranean and
Asian cultures.
Accommodating up to
four people in its
flexible living
space, Villa Za'atar
is one of the
biggest in the
resort.
The bedroom is situated on the second floor with a
generous bathroom
area that offers a
large Jacuzzi and
magnificent sea
views. One of the
villa's most
alluring features is
the roof terrace
which is furnished
in Morocco's
grandest style and
set against the warm
exterior colour of
the spice itself.
Antiques are
important here, and
the interior is
punctuated with
unique pieces from
Morocco's rich past.
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Facility in room - CD TV with DVD player. - iPod Touch and iPod Touch docking station. - Integrated Bose sound system. - Espresso machine. |
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Villa Za'Faran
(Saffron)
The world's most expensive spice by weight and
traditionally
considered one of
the most exotic,
saffron has a rich
history when it
comes to the spice
trade. Indeed, it is
the connotations of
wealth and excess
that are associated
with saffron that
are represented in
the design of this
splendid and
spacious villa,
including the
dramatic in-villa
swing which hangs
from the ceiling and
helps promote a
healing, relaxing
mood.
Accommodating up to five people with a flexible
living design, this
is a great place to
spend lazy days
meditating, reading
and admiring the
scenery. The second
floor houses the
main bedroom from
which there is a
sun-splashed terrace
with an open-air
Jacuzzi and a
bathroom that makes
the most of the
natural light and
commanding sea
views. The third
floor rooftop is the
place to plan a
private dinner under
the stars.
Additional living
space is provided
with the lower level
room, perfect for
children or extra
guests.
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Facility in room - LCD TV with DVD player. - iPod Touch and iPod Touch docking station. - Integrated Bose sound system. - Espresso machine. |
