The Paradise Boutique Resort uniquely blends into this unique environment. It is one with the surrounding landscape. The abandoned rice paddies towards the Northern tip of the land, together with the existing trees and plants were incorporated in the landscape design.

The lush landscape not only compliments the contemporary design, but also takes the overwhelming lead in the overall looks and feel of the resort. Another important element is the lighting which both on interiors and exteriors enhances the natural beauty of the development.

Light structure buildings are the main components of the Boutique Resort common as well as accommodation buildings. In particular the bungalows are mostly open, turning the living room in to an open, covered seating area. Only the bed rooms are provided with air-condition. Bathrooms are semi-outdoor for the touch of nature feeling.

A contemporary design with a Thai accent has been carried through all outlets featuring materials such as wood, tiles, stones and hand-plastered white walls. The resort features 70 lavishly appointed studios and villas offering king size and twin beds, designed to allow for maximum connection with the environment, opening up to nature - yet providing uncompromised comfort.