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Phulay Bay, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve — Krabi, Thailand

Phulay Bay, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Krabi, Thailand

Style: Classic Luxury. Built: 2009. Rooms: 54.

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The essence of Phulay Bay, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve is all about enlivening the senses. Guests will subtly and gently have their senses enriched and stimulated with the resort's own scent, signature drink, beautiful and stunning scenery both inside the suites and in the environment of the resort, as well as by the sounds of traditional Thai music coupled with the gentle lapping of the sea on the shores of Phulay Bay. This is all be coupled with the environment of tactile natural Thai silk soft furnishings and coverings to help guests truly relax in this unique and special environment.

Nestled on the shore of the Andaman Sea, the exclusive resort is the vision of in-demand Thai architect Lek Bunnag and features modern styling and architecture with accents of Thai culture and design to create a harmonious synergy of luxury and tradition to compliment its secluded location. Bunnag draws strongly from Thai traditions and cultural heritage to create an environment where relaxation and enjoyment are the very bedrock of the guest experience.

With accommodation offering a variety of unspoilt ocean views, private plunge pools, sheltered outdoor baths and showers set among lush indigenous flora the sense of privacy and comfort allows guests to indulge in the scenery and detach from the world during their stay. Coupled with the natural warmth and easy smiles of the Thai people and Ritz-Carlton's world-famous service, Phulay Bay is the perfect destination to host the first of The Ritz-Carlton Reserve's exotic, hand-picked hideaways.

With an emphasis on personalised, bespoke experiences, guests can tailor make their visit to perfectly suit their needs and desires. A light BBQ lunch in your favourite area of the resort? A meditation class in a local monastery? Elephant trekking to a remote pick nick spot? A sea plane tour of region's dramatic scenery? No problem. The resort will tailor-make your visit and personalise your experience, to make it a truly unique and one-of-a-kind visit.




Spa Facility
The Spa itself comprises three traditional Thai pavilions set over two levels offering 11 luxurious treatment rooms including single and couples Thai massage rooms and two VIP treatment suites. Each suite includes a private decked terrace with raised platform for Thai massage and a deep bath for soothing relaxation. The peaceful setting enhances the therapeutic ESPA treatments and enables the richness of the natural surroundings to be absorbed.
Fine Dining on Site
Lae Lay, the resort's seafood grill, allows guests to enjoy the best local fish and seafood available in a contemporary outdoor setting overlooking the Andaman Sea; a private dining room on the roof top of the restaurant will allow for a more personalised experience with live cooking by your own private chef. The resort's signature Thai restaurant, Sri Trang, offers more traditional Thai cooking in a modern, minimalist setting using the very best of ingredients and cooking traditions from Thailand's southern region.

Hotel Amenities
  • - Spa Facility
  • - Pool, Outdoor
  • - Fitness Center
  • - Fine Dining on Site
Available Activities
  • - Beach
  • - Ecological Tourism
  • - Fishing - Ocean
  • - Hiking
  • - Horseback Riding
  • - Jogging & Running
  • - Sailing
  • - Scuba Diving

Hotel Address
  • Phulay Bay, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve
  • 111 Moo 3 Nongthalay Muang
  • Krabi , 81000
  • Thailand


Location Summary
Set on the shores of the Andaman Sea, Phulay Bay is a hideaway 54-villa and pavilion boutique hotel with unspoilt views of the towering limestone karsts which make up the beautiful landscape of this part of southern Thailand. Coupled with sandy beaches, a coastline flecked with more than 200 islands, surrounded by a national forest with rugged rock formations and hidden waterfalls, Phulay Bay is a natural wonder.
Child policies vary by hotel. Many hotels are able to provide a rollaway bed or crib, though there may be an extra fee. Such fees will not be included in the quoted rate.

If you are ready to book, our advice is to first make your reservation. Our agents will then be able to more effectively assist you with details regarding your children.

If you require further information before making a reservation, please contact us with the hotel name, your dates, and the number and age of the children. Thank you.


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