Covering 2,500 sqm, this private sanctuary is the perfect setting for special occasions, exclusive staycations or memorable gatherings with family and friends.
Watch the sun reflect off the 15-metre infinity pool and be enchanted by the purple sunsets from the fully air-conditioned glass dining pavilion.
This standalone Villa is one of a kind, opening its doors to endless laughs and memories waiting to be created.
Bathtub
Fully-Equipped Kitchen
Personal Host Service
Private Infinity Pool
Private Jet Pool
Herbal Cuddle Inspired by various herbs and ancient Thai medicinal healing practices, our DoublePool Villas offers guests a herbal cuddle once during their stay that includes herbal baths, herbal steams, and herbal infusions to enhance vitality and wellbeing. The herbal bath brings together fresh turmeric, lemongrass, and kaffir lime into a beautifully scented concoction perfect for recovering from jetlag.
Inspired by the Thai village tradition of water offering tradition, where villagers place a clay water jar together with "kra buay" in front of their house to offer water to passing travellers. In DoublePool Villas, we use this symbolic tradition to extend our warm welcome to our guests; however, instead of water, we use freshly-made bale juice, well known in Thailand for its freshness and health benefits.
Showcasing the beautiful ancient Thai riverside living community - The Floating Market - our coconut man represents a floating vendor travelling along the waters and serving local fresh coconuts directly to your garden. Locally sourced young coconuts are cut on the boat and freshly served to guests amidst the natural surroundings of DoublePool Villas.
A unique DoublePool Villas cultural experience dedicated to retelling the stories of the local community and way of life. Guests can discover how traditional Thai-style coffee is made by local street vendors. For a sweet finish, the coffee drink is served with a variety of ancient Thai desserts popularly known as "Kanom", where each creation represent Thai flavours influenced by East and West cultures, dating back to Ayudhya period.
