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Banyan Tree’s wellness hotel brand arrives in Koh Samui
Banyan Tree Group is further expanding its wellness hotel brand.
Garrya Tongsai Bay Samui will open on 15 December 2022, following a rebranding.
It is the latest addition to the Garrya wellbeing brand of hotels by the Banyan Tree Group.
It joins Garrya Huzhou Lucun and Garrya Xi’an Lintong in China, plus Garrya Nijo Castle Kyoto in Japan.
Garrya Tongsai Bay Samui overlooks a long stretch of sandy beach on the north-eastern side of the island.
It houses 8LEMENTS SPA and 82 suites and villas with most featuring a signature outdoor bath.
There is a Kids’ Club, a dedicated 24-hour co-working space and two swimming pools.
The wellness hotel offers a choice of three dining venues.
An opening offer runs until 31 January 2023 for stays through 30 June 2023.
It offers an Exclusive Wellbeing Package (three nights) with a 10% discount from the Best Available Rates in a Wellbeing Pool Villa.
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