Keemala

The 16 'Clay Pool Cottages' reflect the earthiness of the 'Pa-ta-Pea' clan who believed in a strong connection to the earth and were leaders in agriculture at the time. The villas include a spacious bathroom with monsoon shower,

outside shower and a stand-alone bathtub. The villa size is from 126m² including pool and outdoor terrace. There are also two 2-bedroom Clay Pool Cottages with one large shared bathroom available for those travelling with family or friends.  

The 'Khon-Jorn' was a tribe of wanderers who excelled in hunting and trading, and inspired the design of the seven Tent Pool Villas. Their nomadic lifestyle is exhibited in the tent-like structures through the soft furnishings and style.

The villa features a lovely bathroom with stand-alone bathtub and monsoon shower and outdoor shower. The size is 140m² including outdoor living space and pool  

The seven 'Tree Pool Houses' are built to represent the 'We-ha' people who worshipped the universe and chose to live suspended from the trees to be nearer to the sky. This quirky villa design offers two floors of sleeping and

living space. The villa size is 169m² including outdoor terrace and pool.  

The 'Rung-Nok' community inspired the design of the eight 'Bird's Nest Pool Villas'. This group enjoyed an opulent way of life compared to other clans. Their craving for exclusivity resulted in the woven tangle of a birds nest

design. This sumptuous villa design offers the largest villa in Keemala with a total space of 185m² including outdoor terrace and pool