While we may not want to live the lives of The White Lotus cast (murder mysteries are much more fun on our televisions), we definitely wouldn’t say no to living in some of the properties featured on the show. The gorgeous, impressive, and opulent Four Seasons Koh Samui, which poses as Thailand’s White Lotus outpost, continues to wow throughout the season, and is very much worth a visit whether or not you’re interested in walking in the footsteps of Victoria (Parker Posey) or Timothy (Jason Isaacs). The Anantara Mai Khao Phuket is also on the list of places where White Lotus was filmed—it’s the location of Belinda’s (Natasha Rothwell) Wellness Centre. Now, there’s another place to add to the list if you’re looking to make a White Lotus–themed itinerary with impeccable stays.
In last night’s episode, the fourth of the season, we get a peek at the luxe villa that Greg (Jon Gries), the widower of Tanya McQuoid (Jennifer Coolidge), is staying at on the hill just above the White Lotus with his girlfriend Chloe (Charlotte Le Bon) And it turns out, you can book your very own stay at the property on Airbnb—starting at $3,523 a night for the elaborate, seven-bedroom home with an infinity pool, private movie theater, private gym, landscaped gardens, and more. Each of the seven bedrooms features a king-size bed (sleeping up to 14 adults) as well as an en suite bathroom (five of which have private hot tubs). You’ll find rain showers, oversized bathtubs, and plush linens in the beautiful rooms; plus retro arcade games and a kids pool fit for the whole family.
Although it’s mostly the exteriors that are featured in the clip on the show, including the infinity pool and patio, the villa is also home to some incredible views (and photo ops) both inside and out. Surrounded by the Koh Samui rainforest and overlooking the water, it’s the perfect place to catch an incredible poolside sunset. In the show, the property is spliced together with the beautiful A-frame structure of the eight-bedroom Villa Amaravida Phuket (home to three pools, a spa and steam room, a cinema, and a professional gym).
Unlike as depicted on screen, this villa is fit for more than just two and can house all sorts of large groups, from families to girls trips to multi-gen cohorts. Outfitted with a chic, clean design featuring white linens, large windows, and minimalist, neutral decor in creams and browns, the elevated space is fit for the ultra-wealthy. Split up amongst a group of 14, it starts at just a little over $250 per person per night, though, so you can moonlight as a millionaire entrepreneur without having quite as large of a budget.
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