Choosing between Lagoon Grand Deluxe and Premium Water Villa comes down to a few clear, published differences: room size, bed configuration, layout, bathroom details and the way each villa is set around the lagoon.
Both options are listed for two people at Venice Krabi Villa Resort, and both have an overwater balcony. The practical choice is therefore not about a higher published capacity. It is about which room specification matters most to you. A Twin bed option may make Lagoon Grand Deluxe the more straightforward fit for some travellers, while the Premium Water Villa adds 5 sqm, an open-plan design and an in-villa bathtub.
This guide compares only the details published for these two room types. For the full collection, start with the resort’s accommodation page.
The difference at a glance
| Detail | Lagoon Grand Deluxe | Premium Water Villa |
| — | — | — |
| Published size | 45 sqm | 50 sqm |
| Published capacity | 2 people | 2 people |
| Bed configuration | King bed or Twin beds | King bed |
| Layout | No layout type is specified on the room page | Open-plan design |
| Bathroom details listed | Rainshower | In-villa bathtub and rainshower |
| Balcony | Spacious overwater balcony | Spacious overwater balcony |
| Setting described on the room page | At the edge of the lagoon, with lagoon view listed | Overwater villa, with lagoon and mangrove view listed |
The table shows a simple split. Lagoon Grand Deluxe is the smaller room and offers a choice of King or Twin beds. Premium Water Villa is 50 sqm, which is 5 sqm larger, and its published description includes an open-plan layout, an in-villa bathtub and a King bed.
Lagoon Grand Deluxe: bed flexibility in a 45 sqm villa
The Lagoon Grand Deluxe is listed at 45 sqm for two people. Its key practical distinction is the bedding: the room page lists either a King bed or Twin beds. If separate beds are important to your stay, this is the only one of these two room types whose published specification gives that option.
Its setting is described as being at the edge of the lagoon, and the room page lists lagoon view. Rather than treating that wording as a promise of a particular outlook, use it as the resort’s description of the room category and confirm any individual preference directly when making arrangements.
For the bathroom, the published inclusions list a rainshower. The page also describes a spacious overwater balcony. It does not specify an open-plan layout or an in-villa bathtub for Lagoon Grand Deluxe, so neither should be assumed when comparing it with the Premium Water Villa.
In short, Lagoon Grand Deluxe may be the better match when you want the published King or Twin bed choice and a 45 sqm villa for two, without selecting a room type specifically for an open-plan layout or bathtub.
Premium Water Villa: more published space and an open-plan layout
The Premium Water Villa is listed at 50 sqm for two people, with a King bed. That makes it 5 sqm larger on the published room sizes, but it does not change the stated occupancy. For a party that needs Twin beds, the specification points back to Lagoon Grand Deluxe rather than Premium Water Villa.
The Premium Water Villa description identifies it as an overwater villa with an open-plan design. It also lists an in-villa bathtub and a rainshower. Those are the clearest published bathroom and layout differences between the two options.
The room page lists lagoon and mangrove view, alongside a spacious overwater balcony. As with any room-category wording, it is sensible not to rely on a particular view detail unless the resort confirms it for the booking. The verified point for comparison is the setting described for this category: an overwater villa associated with the lagoon and mangrove surroundings.
This room type may suit guests whose priorities are the listed 50 sqm size, King bed, open-plan configuration and in-villa bathtub. It is not automatically the right choice for every couple, because both room types are listed for two people and the bed configuration differs.
How to choose between the two room types
Use these questions to make the comparison practical:
- Do you need Twin beds? Lagoon Grand Deluxe is the option that lists King bed or Twin beds. Premium Water Villa lists a King bed.
- Is the published room size important? Premium Water Villa is listed at 50 sqm, compared with 45 sqm for Lagoon Grand Deluxe.
- Do you want an open-plan layout? This is stated for Premium Water Villa. It is not stated on the Lagoon Grand Deluxe page.
- Is an in-villa bathtub a priority? Premium Water Villa lists one. Lagoon Grand Deluxe lists a rainshower, but not an in-villa bathtub.
- How do you prefer the setting to be described? Lagoon Grand Deluxe is described at the edge of the lagoon, while Premium Water Villa is described as an overwater villa with lagoon and mangrove view listed.
These questions keep the decision focused on what the room pages actually confirm. They are more reliable than using the room names alone, since both categories have an overwater balcony and the same published capacity of two people.
What both room pages confirm
There are useful points of overlap. Both room types are listed for two people, and both descriptions include a spacious overwater balcony. Both pages also list a rainshower. If those are your baseline requirements, the choice rests on the differences in size, bedding, layout and bathtub details rather than occupancy.
It is worth checking the individual room pages before booking because the pages contain the resort’s current published descriptions for each category. The Lagoon Grand Deluxe page and Premium Water Villa page are the appropriate references for the specifications compared here.
Frequently asked questions
Is Premium Water Villa larger than Lagoon Grand Deluxe?
Yes. Premium Water Villa is listed at 50 sqm, while Lagoon Grand Deluxe is listed at 45 sqm. The published difference is 5 sqm.
Can both room types accommodate two people?
Yes. Each room page lists a capacity of two people.
Which option lists Twin beds?
Lagoon Grand Deluxe lists a King bed or Twin beds. Premium Water Villa lists a King bed.
Which room type lists an in-villa bathtub?
Premium Water Villa lists an in-villa bathtub and a rainshower. Lagoon Grand Deluxe lists a rainshower, but its room page does not list an in-villa bathtub.
Do both options have an overwater balcony?
Yes. Both room pages describe a spacious overwater balcony.
Compare the current options before you book
Review the full accommodation collection alongside the resort’s special offers to consider the current published options before making your booking.