Villa Mayuree | 6-Bedroom Resort with Private Pool in Bangkok

Imagine twelve guests arriving at a villa where the first thing they notice isn’t the architecture—it’s the silence. That’s what awaits at Villa Mayuree, a luxury villa rental in Bo Put on Thailand’s Koh Samui island, where a 2,678 square-metre estate dissolves the boundary between indulgence and seclusion. The Samujana estate location positions you 2.5km from Bo Put’s soft-sand shoreline, yet far enough removed that the only soundtrack is the Andaman Sea.

This isn’t a villa that whispers its luxury. Six generously proportioned bedrooms, nine bathrooms, and a split-level design across two floors accommodate up to 12 guests with the kind of space that prevents families from tripping over each other. Every bedroom features either a king-size or twin-bed configuration, with direct terrace access and private en-suite bathrooms—some with soaking tubs, others with rainfall showers. It’s the accommodation style that turns multi-generational holidays from logistically challenging to genuinely relaxing.

Inside Villa Mayuree

Villa Mayuree sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms, distributed across ground and first floors with architectural flow that makes moving between spaces feel natural rather than cramped.

Ground Floor Sleeping & Recreation: Three bedrooms occupy this level. The first two feature king-size beds with terraces and en-suite bathrooms featuring showers—the kind of layout that works perfectly for couples or friends seeking privacy without isolation. A third bedroom offers twin single beds, equally well-appointed with its own terrace and shower bathroom. This floor isn’t merely for sleeping: a dedicated games room provides billiards, cards, and conversation space. A fully equipped fitness area lets early risers maintain routines without leaving the property. The cinema room—fitted with full projection capability—transforms into an evening gathering point, complete with Nuvo integrated sound that eliminates the need for external speakers.

First Floor Living & Master Suite: The upper level concentrates social spaces and premium sleeping quarters. The principal master bedroom claims a king-size bed, expansive terrace with south-facing views, and the villa’s most lavish bathroom—a dual-aspect space with both soaking tub and walk-in shower. Two additional king bedrooms, each with terraces and en-suite bathrooms featuring tubs, flank the social zones. The living room stretches across generous dimensions with comfortable seating grouped for conversation; every seat angles toward the terrace where the sea becomes your view. The dining area accommodates twelve people in single configuration, opening directly to an outdoor terrace for alfresco meals. The kitchen—fully equipped and fitted with a breakfast bar—proves spacious enough that a hired chef can work without feeling cramped, or guests can prepare simple meals without the professional equipment intimidating them.

Two-Kitchen Advantage: A second fully equipped kitchen operates on the ground floor, a feature that separates Villa Mayuree from single-kitchen competitors when hosting events or when multiple meal services run simultaneously.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The garden reveals itself gradually as you move through the property—never overwhelming, always welcoming. The infinity swimming pool dominates the central courtyard, its edge dissolving visually into the landscape beyond. Sun loungers positioned around the pool’s perimeter come with parasols, and the covered terrace provides shaded seating for those who prefer watching rather than swimming. The patio area spans enough square metres that two separate gathering groups rarely interfere with each other.

The outside dining and sitting zone functions independently from the main villa, creating a second venue for meals or evening drinks. A barbecue station occupies its own corner—not an afterthought, but a fully integrated cooking facility for evening entertainment. From multiple terrace points, the view extends south across Bo Put’s coastline, where the Andaman Sea remains visible even as tropical foliage frames the sight. At sunset, this vista transforms: the light flattens across the water, the sky shifts through shades that phones struggle to capture, and the temperature drops enough to make evening comfortable without air conditioning.

Tropical garden planting—palms, flowering shrubs, and mature trees—creates natural privacy barriers between Villa Mayuree and neighbouring properties while maintaining the sense of open space. The landscape feels neither manicured to sterility nor wild; it occupies that design sweet spot where nature and cultivation coexist.

Location: Bo Put and the Surrounding Area

Bo Put occupies Koh Samui’s north-central coast, a position that captures the island’s essence without the density of Chaweng or the relative remoteness of more southerly villages. Villa Mayuree sits within the Samujana private estate, a collection of luxury residences that maintains gated security while remaining integrated with local life.

Bo Put beach itself—a 2.5km drive from the villa—stretches in a gentle arc of pale sand with typically calm water, ideal for swimmers of all abilities. The seabed shelves gradually, making it popular with families; the backdrop of fishing boats and long-tail crafts creates the authentic Thai coastal atmosphere that resort beaches homogenise away. Mae Nam beach, 4km northeast, offers a quieter alternative with fewer tourists and more local character.

The nearby village of Bo Put contains multiple restaurants ranging from casual Thai street-food operations to more formal dining establishments. Choeng Mon, 3km south, offers seafood restaurants with outdoor tables overlooking the water; the fish here is caught daily and grilled within hours. Samujana itself has developed limited but high-quality hospitality services; the village serves the estate without overwhelming it.

Cultural landmarks punctuate the island’s geography. Wat Plai Laem temple, 5km south, features the iconic 18-arm golden statue visible from the sea—not merely a photograph spot but a functioning Buddhist temple where visitors remove shoes and observe modest dress codes. The famous Big Buddha at Nathon (13km south via coastal road) dominates the island’s highest point; the drive takes roughly 25 minutes and rewards arrivals with panoramic views encompassing both the east and west coasts simultaneously.

Suphan Nimit Night Bazaar, 2km south in central Bo Put, operates Thursday to Sunday evenings with local vendors selling everything from clothing to fresh tropical fruits. The market provides authentic local commerce without targeting tourists specifically. For serious shopping, The Samui Central festival mall (4km south in the town centre) houses international brands and supermarkets.

Activity providers cluster throughout the island. Boat charter services depart from Bo Put pier (2.5km away) for trips to nearby islands including Koh Matsum and Koh Fan; morning departures typically return by mid-afternoon. Diving operators—Samui Divers and alternative providers—access sites rated suitable for both beginners and advanced divers; the closest dive shops operate 2-3km away. Cooking schools offering Thai cuisine classes—Thai Culinary Arts and others—operate throughout the island; most offer half-day or full-day programmes.

Samui Airport (Koh Samui International Airport), located 15km south of Villa Mayuree, handles domestic flights from Bangkok (one hour flight time) and regional connections. Ground transfers take approximately 30-35 minutes depending on traffic; the route follows the ring road around the island’s perimeter. Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport, 430km mainland, remains the primary international gateway (45-minute flight time, or 8-hour driving via ferry).

Seasonal timing matters. The dry season (December through March) brings consistent sunshine, calm seas, and the highest accommodation costs; January and February represent the absolute peak. The shoulder seasons (April-May and September-November) offer fewer tourists, lower rates, and still-acceptable weather, though afternoon showers become more frequent. The monsoon season (June-August and September-November) sees reduced prices and occasional rough seas, yet remains perfectly viable for swimming and diving.

To explore comparable properties, browse our villas in Bo Put, or explore our luxury villas in Thailand. For broader destination research, consult our Koh Samui travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational families: Parents, grandparents, and children spanning three generations. The separate ground-floor games room and cinema provide spaces where different age groups entertain themselves simultaneously. The fitness room lets active guests maintain routines while others relax. The size eliminates forced proximity.

Corporate retreat groups: Teams requiring accommodation plus workspace (the villa accommodates video conferencing through reliable Wi-Fi and the projector cinema can function as a presentation space). Ten to twelve people in an estate setting, rather than scattered across hotel rooms.

Destination wedding parties: The combined indoor and outdoor space, the kitchen capacity for hired catering, and sleeping accommodation for the entire wedding party make Villa Mayuree practical for nuptial events. Couples have married on the terrace with reception in the outdoor dining area.

Friend groups seeking retreat space: Three couples or four friends traveling together. The multiple bedrooms provide privacy; the shared spaces encourage gathering.

Less suitable for: Couples seeking intimacy and seclusion (the villa’s scale feels oversized for two people). Solo travelers (unless part of a larger group).

Practical Information

Capacity: 12 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms.

Nearest Airport: Koh Samui International Airport (USM), 15km south, 30-35 minutes transfer time. Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International (BKK), 430km via ferry or air (8-hour combined travel time or 45-minute flight), serves as the primary international gateway.

Nearest Supermarket: Tescos and Big C supermarket chains operate 2-3km away in Bo Put town centre (5-minute drive).

Included in Rental: Maid service, on-site villa manager, chef/cook availability, breakfast provisions (pre-stocked fridge), spa treatment arrangements, cooking class facilitation, airport transfers, Wi-Fi throughout, Nuvo sound system, linen and towels, pool maintenance, utilities.

Check-in: Flexible check-in times available subject to booking calendar; early arrivals and late departures negotiable for additional fees.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Mayuree

How many guests does Villa Mayuree sleep?

Villa Mayuree accommodates 12 guests across 6 bedrooms: three bedrooms with king-size beds, one bedroom with two single beds on the ground floor; three additional king-size bedrooms on the first floor. Each bedroom includes a private en-suite bathroom. The villa contains 9 bathrooms total, ensuring minimal waiting during peak times.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Mayuree in Thailand?

Koh Samui International Airport (USM) lies 15km south of Villa Mayuree, approximately 30-35 minutes by road depending on traffic conditions. The villa arranges transfers at additional cost. For international connections, Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), 430km away, handles intercontinental flights; travelers typically fly Bangkok-to-Samui (one hour) after arriving from their origin country.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Mayuree?

December through March offers Koh Samui’s most consistent weather—clear skies, calm seas, and temperatures 28-32°C. This period coincides with peak pricing and higher occupancy. April-May and September-November provide attractive alternatives with fewer tourists, lower rates, and acceptable weather patterns, though afternoon showers become more frequent. The monsoon season (June-August) sees occasional rough seas but remains viable for non-water activities; accommodation costs drop significantly during these months.

Is Villa Mayuree suitable for families with children?

Yes. The swimming pool features shallow sections suitable for young swimmers; parents supervise easily from surrounding loungers and terraces. Bo Put beach, 2.5km away, offers calm, gradual-shelf waters ideal for children. The property size allows children to play safely within the gardens without parents monitoring closely. Games room, cinema, and fitness facilities provide rainy-day activities. The villa can arrange babysitting services and children’s cooking classes. Stairs between floors require supervision for very young children.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Mayuree?

The rental price includes: daily maid service, on-site villa manager, chef/cook services, pre-stocked fridge with breakfast provisions, spa treatment coordination, cooking class arrangement, airport transfers, unlimited Wi-Fi, Nuvo integrated sound system, pool maintenance, all utilities (electricity, water, gas), linen, towels, and pool use. Additional services—extended chef hours, extra spa treatments, activities—incur supplementary charges.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Mayuree?

Bo Put village (2-3km away) contains multiple casual Thai restaurants and seafood specialists. Choeng Mon (3km south) offers beachfront dining with views across the water. The Samui Central shopping mall (4km south) houses supermarkets, international brands, and dining chains. Suphan Nimit Night Bazaar (2km) operates Thursday-Sunday with local food vendors and merchandise. High-end restaurants cluster in Maenam and central Chaweng areas (8-12km away). The villa’s chef can source ingredients from local morning markets (5km) or arrange restaurant reservations.