S Hotels and Resorts PCL announced that two of its luxury properties were honoured at this year’s Condé Nast Traveler Reader’s Choice Awards.

Santiburi Koh Samui was named the 13th best resort in Thailand, while SO/ Maldives secured the 15th spot in the Indian Ocean, further establishing S Hotels & Resorts as a leader in world-class hospitality.

S Hotels and Resorts chief executive Michael Marshall said of these honours: “We are incredibly proud and honoured to have both Santiburi Koh Samui and SO/ Maldives recognized in the 2024 Condé Nast Traveller Reader’s Choice Awards. These accolades reflect the passion, dedication, and hard work of our teams, as well as the continued trust of our guests.” 

Marshall added that the hospitality firm remains committed to pushing the boundaries of luxury hospitality, further elevating the guest experience, and maintaining its position as operator of the leading resorts in Thailand and the Maldives.

S Hotels and Resorts is the hospitality group of Singha Estate Public Company Limited.

Two outstanding properties

Santiburi Koh Samui’s inclusion as the 13th best resort in Thailand highlights its reputation as a premier beachfront retreat, where luxury and local culture blend seamlessly. 

Set on the idyllic north shore of Koh Samui, this resort is renowned for its lush tropical gardens, bespoke service, and attention to detail in curating enriching guest experiences.

Adding to the group’s triumph, SO/ Maldives, known for its playful and avant-garde design, secured the 15th resort hotel ranking in the Indian Ocean. 

Located in the stunning Emboodhoo Lagoon, SO/ Maldives offers a stylish, cutting-edge approach to island living, drawing inspiration from the natural surroundings and urban flair. 

With its exclusive overwater villas and dynamic approach to luxury, the resort has become a favourite for those seeking both indulgence and creativity in the Maldives.

These accolades reaffirm S Hotels & Resorts’ commitment to excellence, with both Santiburi Koh Samui and SO/ Maldives representing the pinnacle of hospitality in their respective regions.