Anahata Resort

Lipa Noi, it-Tajlandja

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Anahata Resort is located on Lipa Noi Beach on the western coast of Koh Samui.

This Eco-friendly, traditional Thai tropical beachfront hideaway boasts 2 accommodation areas, connected by a beach front path. All guests rooms are air-conditioned and include a tea/coffee maker. Free drinking water is available throughout your stay when you purchase the Trash Hero bottle or if you have your own recyclable bottle.

Guests staying at Anahata Resort can enjoy traditional Thai massages and spa treatments at a pavilion by the beach or in the indoor treatment rooms, with experienced therapists and products that are chemical free.

You can watch the the sunset, at the beachfront restaurant, Alchemy Cafe and Juice Bar, which offers an extensive selection of raw, vegan, vegetarian and healthy Flexitarian Thai and fusion foods. The property selects local, natural and organic ingredients to create delicious and nutritious dishes. Many of the ingredients used are grown in the properties garden.

The helpful staff can also provide assistance in motorbike and car rentals. For those looking for more activities, the on-site tour desk can arrange day trips and other activities. Yoga classes and group activities on site are available at an additional charge.

Anahata Resort is just steps away from Niki Beach Samui. The resort is a short 10-minute drive from Lipa Noi Pier and a 15-minute ride from Nathon Town. Samui Airport is approximately 29 km away.

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