Villa Harry from 'White Lotus': Luxury Available to Everyone (Almost)

If you, like us, are hooked on the third season of the hit series 'White Lotus,' you've surely noticed the incredible villa belonging to a character named Harry (formerly known as Greg Hunt — Tan France's ex-husband from previous seasons). Remember that fabulous party in episode seven? We're happy to inform you — now you can rent this heavenly spot for your dream vacation. Though, it'll cost a bit.

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Opulent estate known as Villa Amaravida is located in Phuket, Thailand and is available for rent starting from $5,700 to $13,650 per night. Yes, just one night! But trust us — every dollar spent here is worth it. Moreover, if you gather a group of 16 people (the house has eight bedrooms), the maximum cost would be around $853 per person per night — still a lot, but not as intimidating.

The villa is located on Jamu Point — a natural reserve offering complete seclusion away from Phuket's bustling tourist life. Imagine waking up in the morning, stepping onto a terrace with a cup of coffee, and facing nothing but turquoise sea and endless sky. Need we say more about the breathtaking sunsets here? The perfect place to feel like a real star, just like Harry and his French friend Chloe (played by Charlotte Le Bon).

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The architecture of the 8,000 square meter villa represents a unique blend of Scandinavian minimalism and traditional Thai motifs. Snow-white walls, panoramic windows, and smooth lines create a sense of space and light, while distinctive cultural decor elements add exoticism.

You'll have eight bedrooms, each designed in its own style. All furniture and interior items are carefully selected with impeccable taste — what you see on screen isn't just decoration.

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What to do at the villa, besides admiring stunning views? The choices are endless:

• A modern gym to stay in shape;

• Basketball, tennis and squash courts;

• Three pools and two rooftop jacuzzis;

• A bar for up to 16 people;

• A private artificial beach with kayaks and paddleboards;

• A 12-seat home cinema (perfect for a 'White Lotus' marathon!);

• A spacious entertainment area with another pool, table football and loungers.

What's especially pleasant is that you won't have to worry about anything. Professional staff will take care of all your needs, from preparing exquisite dishes to organizing excursions around the area.

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HBO confirmed that two different locations were used for filming the huge house of Harry. If Villa Amaravida's price seems too high, there is a more budget-friendly alternative. Some scenes were also filmed at Samujana Twelve villa on Koh Samui island — near the Four Seasons resort, where most of Season Three was shot.

The Samujana villa can be rented for approximately $8,048 for a two-day stay on a weekday in May. It sounds expensive but when divided among 14 guests (the villa is designed for that), it works out to a reasonable sum — about $287 per person per night. You'll have seven bedrooms, a pool, a private gym, a home theater and a game room. The perfect place for those who want to throw an 'Harry-style' party without breaking the bank.

Interesting fact: even these luxurious villas are more affordable than some apartments at Four Seasons, where the main scenes of the show were filmed. For instance, a three-bedroom family villa similar to where the Rattliffs stayed costs around $6,690 per night if booked for a week in May.

Whatever option you choose, one thing is certain — it will be a vacation worthy of the HBO series. Just try to avoid dramatic plot twists, which 'White Lotus' is famous for.

P.S. If a trip to Thailand isn't yet in your plans, enjoy Season Three of 'White Lotus' and draw inspiration for your interior. We've already prepared a selection of ideas on how to bring the atmosphere of a tropical paradise into an urban apartment — look for them in upcoming publications!

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