Minor Hotels, a leading hospitality group based in Bangkok, has announced the upcoming rebranding of Peace Resort Samui into NH Collection Samui. This will mark the debut NH Collection’s in Thailand, which is an upscale brand mostly spread throughout Europe.
In a press statement, the hotel says that following a property upgrade, the resort will start operating as NH Collection Samui from January 1, 2025.
The statement says that the 122-key property is located directly on Bophut Beach, along the northern shore of Koh Samui at the foot of a lush hill while remaining close to shopping and entertainment hubs.
The statement adds that the resort is strategically positioned within easy reach of the vibrant Fisherman’s Village that is home to numerous restaurants, bars and shops.
The statement adds that 400 metres from NH Collection Samui is a sister property, Anantara Bophut Koh Samui Resort, that offers a host of upscale leisure and dining options and additional benefits.
The hotel says that it caters to a wide variety of travellers, from solo vacationers to extended families, NH Collection Samui offers a mix of deluxe rooms, bungalows and villas, some with private swimming pools and direct beach access.
The hotel says that its all-day-dining restaurant serves local and global flavours alongside ocean views, there is also a bar strategically positioned between the pool and the beach and the lobby-side Indigo Lounge best for tea and cakes. Seafood and meat lovers can also request a private in-villa BBQ experience.
Recreational facilities include a fitness centre, water sports centre, and kids’ and teens’ facilities ranging from cinema and indoor play area to a shaded outdoor playground. For necessities, there is a thoughtfully stocked retail shop, while flexible meeting and event spaces will showcase NH Collection’s signature blend of intuitive service, top-range technology and unexpected design touches.
“We are thrilled to partner with the esteemed Pupaiboon family to bring the first NH Collection hotel to Thailand as part of the brand’s expansion outside of Europe and Americas,” says Mark O’Sullivan, Vice President of Operations, Bangkok, Samui, Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai.
“Our joint vision for the beloved resort includes potential further development down the line, including stand-alone villas or branded residential units for sale to meet a growing demand for upscale holiday homes and investment properties. I look forward to welcoming guests to this exceptional addition to our collection of resorts in Thailand,” O’Sullivan adds.
The statement adds that Samui Airport is approximately 15-20 minutes by car. NH Collection Samui joins Minor Hotels’ portfolio as the fifth property on the island and over 20 in Thailand.