At Bangla 5 Houses

The houses range from two to six bedrooms, and all of them include a private bathroom, an electric kettle, a hair dryer, towels, toiletries and a flat-screen TV with satellite and cable channels.

The houses measure between 110 and 220 m² and sleep up to 14 guests. Each one offers a choice of bed set-ups, so the sleeping arrangements can be adapted to the size of the group.

Free WiFi is available in all rooms, and there is also WiFi in the public areas and internet services for guests. Free parking nearby is available, and satellite and cable channels are offered on the TV.

Guests can use a shared lounge with a TV area, a terrace and a shared kitchen, and laundry service is offered. Express check-in and check-out are available, and there is an airport transfer.

Air conditioning is available in the public areas. Service is offered in English and Thai, and the property is smoke-free. The houses have their own private bathrooms and flat-screen TVs, and the shared lounge gives guests a common space to meet and relax at the end of the day.

Patong is one of Phuket's largest resort towns, on the Andaman side of the island, with a long sandy beach and a busy strip of bars, restaurants and shops running behind it. At Bangla 5 Houses is set in the Patong area, 700 m from Patong Beach, and it appeals to groups who want the beach and the nightlife within a short distance.

Bangla Road, the nightlife street of Patong with its bars, clubs and street stalls, is 500 m away, and the Jungceylon Shopping Center is 250 m from the property. The Banzaan Fresh Market, a fresh market with local food stalls, is also nearby. For temples and sights further out, Chaithararam Temple, also known as Wat Chalong, is 6.5 km away, and the Big Buddha stands on a hill about 7.5 km from the houses.

A good day out can start with a morning on Patong Beach, continue with a visit to Wat Chalong and the Big Buddha in the afternoon, and end with dinner on Bangla Road. Phuket is reached by road from its airport, and the nightlife area makes the evenings easy to plan on foot, while the temples and the hilltop Buddha are best reached by car or taxi.