At the top of the main resort building are the bridge and the lotus pond. Beneath the lotus pond you'll find all the suites and amenities of the resort. On the second level are reception, the lobby bar and gift shop. The restaurant and a conference room are on the third level and the fourth, or ground, level houses the health club, outdoor spa pools and spa with sauna and steam rooms and private massage rooms.

	The open-air restaurant may be just one level up from the ground, but it's still quite airborne and enjoys panoramic views of the valley.
After lunch you can trot down one level to the health club to rejuvenate the waistline or indulge yourself even further in the sensual pleasures of the spa.
	If one of you wants to stay high and dry while the other one craves the bubbly warmth of a Jacuzzi -- but you'd most like to be together -- you're in luck. Just outside the health club are whirlpools built right on the edge, plus lounge chairs for soaking in the view and reading your latest novel.
The resort's 18 suites are housed in the main building and reached by teak walkways flanked on this level by moss-covered walls, and on the level below by streams and fountains. This walkway leads to Terrace Suites built on a single level with special corner walls that slide back to reveal private balconies. Below are Sayan Suites built on two levels, with two-story-tall sliding doors that open onto walkways leading from the suites down to the pool.
	A view of the one of the suites...
...and the resort pool from the vantage point of the Lobby Bar. It's hot out, so if you'll follow along, we'll take a closer look...

     
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