Asked if there was a room available for a look but all full during this peak season. However, the receptionist invited us to go inside and check around. That is really in such a contrast to the Library of Koh Samui which warned you from not moving an inch even before you were just around their entrance.
1. the standard room is at around US$350 but it wasn't that high before. 2. the pool.
3. the rooms. 4. the pool.
5. another view. 6. the canal.
7. this lagoon access room is at US$550. 8. whole view.
9. Oriental Spoon - the restaurant.
5 comments:
this resort knows how to do (free) marketing, so Twin Palms already in ur list right?
and that Library Samui, no matter how nice the resort maybe, u just won't pay a shit to it right?
this is a contrast between people who understand hospitality business or simple build a mafia castle for their own enjoyment
btw, i never like that farang-oriented Samui Island at all, Thailand still has choice, many choices
Mmmh... yes, it's correct. At least in some alternate choices, I will have Twin Palms in my mind, and on the other way no matter how tough it's and no matter how no room of all hotels in Thailand, I wouldn't take even a free room offered by The Library of Koh Samui. :)
This is part the Mandarin Oriental way of services from Twin Palms.
However, the Sarann of Koh Samui and Impiana are quite nice.
This is really "HO HO HO".
You don't need to go to Hawaii or Cancun after this SEA.
After paying a Euros 200 hotel in Europe for a 3 star hotel, and a long flight at US$1,200, I think we really know what we should choose. :)
Hawaii and Cancun? Do they still exist in the travel map?
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