Leela Garden Resort Monkey Terrace

All the rooms at Leela Garden Resort Monkey Terrace have air conditioning and a private bathroom, with linens, towels and a mosquito net. The rooms are also fitted with an electric kettle, toiletries and a flat-screen TV.

The bungalow measures 40 m² and has a king bed for up to two guests. The 55 m² triple room sleeps up to three, with a single bed and a king bed, and looks out over the garden.

The grounds include a garden and a terrace, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms and the public areas, with internet services available too. The car park is free of charge for guests, and English and Russian are spoken at the property.

Air conditioning runs in the public areas as well as the rooms, and the hotel offers a smoking area alongside non-smoking rooms. Pets are allowed, and the garden and terrace give guests outdoor space to use during the day.

Rooms can have an in-room safe box, a refrigerator, a coffee or tea maker, free bottled water and outdoor furniture, and every room has a private bathroom with towels and linens.

Ban Tai is a village on Ko Pha-ngan, an island reached by boat, and Leela Garden Resort Monkey Terrace is set among gardens in the village, with the sea and the forest both nearby. Thai village houses, jungle activity parks and small temples surround the area, which suits guests who want to spend time outdoors, close to both forest and sea.

A short walk away, Baan Tai Elephant Trekking is 100 m from the resort, and Just For Fun Ziplining is 800 m away for those who want to be active among the trees. Wat Nai pagoda is 2.2 km away, and the beaches of Haad Baan Tai and Haad Baan Kai are both about 3 km away, on the shoreline around the village.

A day out could start with elephant trekking at Baan Tai, continue with ziplining in the trees, and end on the beach at Haad Baan Tai. The trip from Samui Airport, 19.4 km away on the neighbouring island of Ko Samui, ends with a boat crossing to Ko Pha-ngan. The gardens and terrace give guests an outdoor setting between excursions, and free parking is available for those who arrive by car at the resort in Ban Tai.