Bests Village&Villa- Chalong Bay

All the rooms at Bests Village&Villa- Chalong Bay have air conditioning. The hotel's rooms include a one-bedroom house and a king room with a pool view, each sleeping up to three guests, as well as a 28 m² apartment with a garden view for up to two.

Each room has its own private bathroom, and the apartment also has a flat-screen TV, a fan and a private entrance. Its private bathroom has toiletries and towels in place for guests.

The property has free parking and internet access. Its facilities include a balcony or terrace, a garden or backyard, linens and towels.

The rooms can have a refrigerator, a closet, a desk or workspace, a fan, toiletries, body wash and towels, along with a private entrance and a TV.

Air conditioning is standard in the rooms, and the property has a washer for guests to use. Internet access is also available at the property, so guests can stay connected while they plan their days around the island.

Chalong is a residential area in the south of Phuket island, where the streets are calmer than the resort strips on the west coast. The Phuket Crocodile Show is 350 m away and the Chalong Bay Rum Distillery is 450 m from the property, and several Muay Thai gyms and a yoga studio are within a kilometre. The south of the island has several temples and beaches, so a car helps when visiting them.

Big Buddha Phuket, the large seated statue on the hills above the district, is 4.9 km away, and Wat Chalong, the island's best-known Buddhist temple, is close by. Kata Beach, 6.7 km away, is one of the main beaches on the west coast, and Patong Beach lies further along the same coast, with its busy seafront and nightlife.

Phuket International Airport is 30.7 km away, and the free parking at the property makes a car the easiest way to reach the temples and beaches. A good day could start at Big Buddha in the morning and finish with a swim at Kata Beach. Phuket Old Town, known for its Sino-Portuguese shophouses, makes a good option for a half-day out, with its historic streets and older architecture close together.