Is inspired by a tale of Indonesian folklore introduced to Thailand during the Ayudhaya period and translated into the Thai language many years later by King Rama II. As a matter of fact, the historic Thai kingdom of Srivijaya was substantially influenced by the Javanese and enjoyed their powerful sovereignty in Southern Thailand for centuries. The Javanese tale of Inao is the legend of the romance of Prince Inao and Princess Budsaba set in the ancient city of Muang Kulay Pan where this exotic love story unfolded. The designer of the hotel, profoundly inspired by
the tale of Inao, has created a unique architectural style blending Zen form with Southern Siam and the life style reminiscent of its people. The large, central garden lends a palatial atmosphere fitting the inspiration while terraces and walkways are dotted with sculptures and aged bonsai trees alongside custom furnishings designed by the architect M.L. Archava Varavana.

Situated on the island's north Chaweng Beach, renowned as one of the most picturesque in Thailand with its powder-fine white sand and crystal clear waters.
Muang Kulay Pan's 100-meter beach frontage, reveals fabulous views of the sea and offshore islands.