Walking along beside the saffron wall, you will see that the main area of the villa consists of three detached rooms running adjacent to the wall - first is The Peacock Suite and then the Living Pavilion. On each side of the huge airy Living Pavilion are Lily Ponds, over which you step to reach the Dining Pavilion.

Beyond the Dining Pavilion is the infinity edged pool, 20 metres in length and looking cool and inviting, with its dark green polished cement sides. Beside the pool is a recessed area, shaded by white bougainvillea, where breakfast or dinner may be taken.
Glimpsed beyond the Saffron Wall are Tamarind Suite and Mango Suite, whilst Tea and Garden Suites lay beyond the pool, surrounded by lush tropical greenery.

A stylish mixture of antique blue and white ceramics alongside a modern wrought iron four poster bed make for an original and comfortable place to stay.
With a choice of places to sit and relax, from the wide banquette at the foot of the bed, to the bench and chairs on the verandah, there is no reason not to feel totally chilled.
There are double hand basins in the Bathroom, as well as double showers.

This elegant suite has a large wooden four-poster bed, draped with a mosquito net, from where you get a stunning view over the tea.
The room is decorated with a mixture of contemporary furniture manufactured in Sri Lanka, along with some antique Oriental pieces, including some fine rice paper paintings.
The Bathroom has double hand basins, as well as double showers.
Overlooking the tea is a wide verandah, with a deep antique Balinese bench - the perfect place to sit and relax, listening to the sounds of the jungle beyond.

Like The Garden Suite, this is in the original building, and so these rooms are always beautifully cool.
This room has two antique single four-poster beds in it, and also enjoys a large bathroom with an outdoor shower, and is surrounded by a wide verandah.