The Sarojin
Khao Lak, West coast beaches and islands, Thailand
based on 7 nights inc. flights
per person for 7 nights, based on 2 people sharing a garden residence on a bed and breakfast basis, including economy class private transfers.
At a Glance
No children under 10 allowed so the atmosphere is always peaceful
56 rooms and suites, some with private pools
Vast main swimming pool surrounded by tropical gardens
Stunning beach that is good for long walks
Access to world-class diving on the Similan Islands
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Best time to Visit
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Tropical climate and the driest months to visit are December to March. November and April are also good months to visit and you may get some rain, although it is outside of the monsoon season. May to October is the monsoon with downpours occurring once or twice a day, rather than constant rain.
Insider's View
I had probably the most delicious Thai meal of my life under the stars at The Edge, the beautiful beachfront restaurant.
The hour long massage I had just before I left to fly home was so relaxing and just what I needed before a 12 hour flight.
The main pool here at the Sarojin is amongst the most beautiful I have seen, with plenty of space for everybody to spread out and be pampered by the wonderful staff.
If you are celebrating a special occasion, book the waterfall dinner where you can enjoy a private dinner for two surrounded by hundreds of candles with a waterfall backdrop!
Ann in the award winning Sarojin Spa will realign your body and soul - drift off during your massage to the sound of waves lapping on the shore and birdsong in the background
A morning run along the vast stretch of beach is very refreshing, particularly after having enjoyed the Thai Buffet the previous evening. Watch the crabs creeping back into their shells.
Borrow a bike and venture out to visit other beaches and a nearby waterfall
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Description
The luxury Sarojin is a stunning beach property designed in a contemporary Asian style on the quiet coastline of the unspoilt Thai province of Khao Lak, ideally located an hour north of Phuket on the west coast of Thailand.
The Sarojin is a stylish, boutique property located on a gorgeous white sandy beach in a national park area just 10 minutes north of Khao Lak town. It is quite a flat resort with a lovely stretching lush lawn at the centre of it. There are no buggies as everything is within walking distance. Children under the age of 10 are not allowed at The Sarojin, meaning that this multi-award winning hotel always has a calm and peaceful atmosphere, even in busy school holidays.
Designed in a contemporary Asian style to blend in with the natural local elements and landscape, each residence has a private terrace and some have private plunge pools. There are just three categories to choose from - Garden Residence, Pool Residence and a Spa Suite. Relax by the pool during the day and spend your evenings soaking in the atmosphere in one of The Sarojin's a-la-carte restaurants or tasting fine wines at the hotel’s private cellar.
The Sarojin is surrounded by five spectacular national parks as well as one of Thailand's largest natural mangrove ecosystems, hence the surrounding area is great for nature walks and bike rides. The Similan and Surin Islands Marine National Parks are less than one hour away by boat and are home to one of the top 10 dive sites in the world.
Accommodation
56 Residences are housed in seven separate two storey buildings. The 28 Garden Residences are on the ground floor of each building and have Thai lounge salas and outdoor terraces. The 14 Pool Residences are on the ground floor and have large gardens with plunge pools. The 14 first floor Spa Suites have spacious separate living areas and outdoor terraces with bath pools. Careful design at The Sarojin allows maximum space and privacy and the colour palette is soft and modern. All feature: air-conditioning, king bed, en-suite bathroom with twin vanities, large bathtub and waterfall shower, TV and DVD player, safe, phone, wifi, hairdryer, bathrobe and slippers and tea and coffee facilities.
| Garden Residence | The 95 m2 Garden Residences are situated on the ground floor of the Sarojin's seven two-storey guest residence buildings. They open out onto a garden fringed terrace and private Thai lounge sala, itself fronted by The Sarojin's tropical garden setting. Each Garden Residence features: •King-size bed •Luxurious, spacious bathroom in a garden setting with intimate couples' bath, and rainfall and adjustable showers •Outside sun terrace and Thai sala •Individually-controlled air conditioning •Stereo CD, TV and DVD •In-residence safe •IDD telephone •Hairdryer •Robe and slippers •Bathroom and personal amenities •Complimentary broadband wireless internet connection •Fruit basket •Water, deli bar, coffee, tea, milk, snacks |
| Pool Residence | Private and tucked into a peaceful garden setting, the Pool Residences are exemplars of blissful living. The one-bedroom, 120 m2 residences are situated on the ground floor corners of the Sarojin's seven two-storey guest residence buildings. Each one is like a private, miniature resort itself, complete with a sunny garden and terrace, Thai lounge sala and private 3.5 m x 5.5 m plunge pool. Each Pool Residence features: •King-size bed •Luxurious, spacious bathroom in a garden setting with intimate couples' bath, and rainfall and adjustable showers •Outside sun garden and terrace and Thai sala •Plunge pool 3.5m x 5.5m •Individually-controlled air conditioning •Stereo CD, TV and DVD •In-residence safe •IDD telephone •Hairdryer •Robe and slippers •Bathroom and personal amenities •Complimentary broadband wireless internet connection •Fruit basket •Water, deli bar, coffee, tea, milk, snacks |
| Spa Suite | The 150 m2 suites are truly luxurious and extremely spacious with separate bedroom and lounge areas. All privately situated on the upper floor of the Sarojin's seven two-storey guest residence buildings and offer garden views. The spacious and air-conditioned lounge area, sunny garden terrace and private 2m relaxation pool give ample "out of the bedroom" living and space to let you choose where to spend your time relaxing. The en-suite bathroom offers an intimate couples' bath, and rainfall and adjustable showers. Guests at the Spa suite are also entitled to a complimentary 60 minute Thai or Royal Oriental massage to allow a total relaxation in this home from home. Within the suite two extra beds can be accommodated. The suite is fitted with air-conditioning, TV, wifi and other amenities. |
| Jacuzzi Pool Suite |
The 150 m2 suites are the most luxurious at The Sarojin and extremely spacious. Each suite comes complete with separate bedroom, indoor and outdoor lounge areas and terrace plunge pool. All privately situated on the upper floor of the Sarojin's seven two-storey guest residence buildings and offer garden views. The spacious and air-conditioned lounge area, sunny garden terrace and private 2.2m relaxation infinity edge pool gives ample "out of the bedroom" living and space to let you choose where to spend your time relaxing. The en-suite bathroom offers an intimate couples' bath, and rainfall and adjustable showers. Guests at the Spa suite are also entitled to a complimentary 60 minute Thai or Royal Oriental massage to allow a total relaxation in this home from home. Within the suite two extra beds can be accommodated. The suite is fitted with air-conditioning, TV, wifi and other amenities. |
Childcare
Only children over the age of 10 years are welcome to come and stay The Sarojin as there are no suitable facilities for younger children.
Facilities
The Sarojin has two open-air relaxed restaurants but also provides fantastic in-villa dining and private dining around the resort. There is also a bar, wine cellar, library, spa, swimming pool and fitness centre,
Activities
Activities at The Sarojin include non-motorised watersports, Thai cooking classes, petanque, croquet, bicycles, and tennis and golf are both available nearby as is diving and excursions to the National Parks. The resort has its own guides so all the tours are very specialised and can be tailored to suit different preferences.
Reviews
Arthur Pope (Staff)
The Sarojin is a lovely little boutique resort with a sharp design aesthetic. The contemporary Asian style sits nicely on their well-manicured and landscaped grounds. Their staff is friendly and professional. Both of their restaurants are quite attractive, and their beach, though shared by nearby neighbors, is a still-calm long and lovely crescent of fine sand backed by jungle green. They offer a variety of staff led activities, including yacht tours to world renowned diving spots in the Similans. Their embargo on under-10s insures a relaxed environment perfect for this looking for a space to truly unwind.
Katie Kennard (Staff)
Sarojin staff are extremely happy, there is a strong sense of family. This has been clearly represented as rooms are named after staff who helped re build the Sarojin post Tsunami. The award winning pool lives up to all expectations. The beach being arguably just as enjoyable. The beach has many beach bars for people who want to mix up the menu more.
Jules Maury (Staff)
Arriving at the Sarojin at dusk we were blown away by the romantic beauty of everywhere lit by lamps and candles. Walking past the beautiful pool, soft muslin billowing around the pool Salas we strolled down to the beach where the Siam night dinner was in full flow. Fresh fish, Thai delicacies and curries assailed the senses - we were spoilt for choice. The beautiful Thai dancers and music melded with the sound of waves on the beach and as we walked down to the sea after dinner the moon shone a silver highway across the bay - an oasis peace and surely one of the most romantic hotels in the world.
Clare Barratt (Staff)
Breakfast here is served from 6.30am until 6pm which adds extra value if you get up late and you can enjoy more of a brunch which can last you through until dinner. You can also order as many items from the a la carte menu as you want, to include sparkling wine! Food here is quite expensive but very delicious, so have a late breakfast, skip lunch and enjoy a sumptuous dinner early evening.
Evi-Elli La Valle (Staff)
At the Sarojin, they have an Imagineer, a concierge who is dedicated to organising tailor-made fun and interesting excursions for guests. This is such a great idea and the Imaginner has some great suggestions such as a Thai cooking class with a difference - you will learn to cook delicious local dishes by a waterfall in the beautiful National Park, followed by a romantic private lunch and swim in the waterfall. Another idea is to go white-water rafting, with a stop for lunch on the river bank en route or taking their amazing boat, the Lady Sarojin, out for the day for sea save canoeing and snorkeling, followed by a gourmet lunch on your own private beach.
Experiences
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Phuket Old Town E-Bike Tour
Whilst Phuket is mainly known for its beaches, the island also boasts an interesting history. Spend half a day exploring Phuket Old Town by electric bicycle, taking in the diverse architecture and learning about the past industry and communities.
Holiday Ideas
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- Bhutan is a once in a lifetime destination, making it ideal for a honeymoon
- Easily combine Bhutan with Thailand's beautiful beaches
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Culinary Thailand
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- Chiang Mai is famous for its authentic temples and local markets, the perfect place for meeting friendly locals and swapping tips.
- Bangkok is a foodie's dream, crammed with a hundred different cultures and cuisines.
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Imagine Indochina
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- Capture the very best of Indochina with this immersive trip through these majestic countries
- Dive straight into the vibrancy and buzz that you will find in Bangkok, with its unique energy and delicious cuisine
- Hanoi has its own unique old-world charm and juxtapositions, with quiet tree-lined boulevards, lakes and bustling Old Quarter
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Thailand in Depth
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from £5700 pp inc flights & transfers for 16 nights
- A trip that covers ancient history and also explores Thailand's role in one of the biggest global occurrences of the 20th Century - World War II
- This can be completely tailored to your interests, be that in wildlife, active pursuits, or fitting in as many temples as you can!
- A perfect first timer's trip to a variety of unique locations in Thailand, or perfect for returners who want a more in-depth look at this fascinating country.
Location & directions
Khao Lak, West coast beaches and islands, Thailand
The Sarojin is ensconced in a 10 acres of spacious and lush tropical gardens with direct private access onto a secluded 11km long white sand beach on the Andaman Sea. The beach is sheltered by Pakarang Cape. The Sarojin is just a short 10 minute drive from the centre of Khao Lak town in Phang Nga Province, Thailand.
How to get there
11-hour international flight to Bangkok International Suvarnabhumi Airport, followed by a 1-hour domestic flight to Phuket International Airport. The Sarojin is 1-hour from Phuket airport.
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