Chicroom Phuket Town Hotel

The accommodation at Chicroom Phuket Town Hotel is made up of studios with air conditioning. Both have a queen bed for up to two guests, and they measure 18 and 19 m², so each one is a compact room for up to two people staying in Phuket Town.

One of the studios has a balcony with a city view, so it offers a little space outdoors, and the air conditioning keeps the rooms cool during the day.

The hotel has a bar, a coffee shop and restaurants on site, and room service is available. Free Wi-Fi is offered in all rooms, and there is internet access and a laptop safe box for guests who need to work or keep their devices secure during the day.

Guests can arrange tours, and an airport transfer and a taxi service are offered. Daily housekeeping and laundry service are also available, and cash withdrawal is also offered, while a smoking area is provided on the property.

Parking is available on site, and English and Thai are spoken at the property, so guests arriving by car or using the hotel's transfer have a straightforward start to their stay in Phuket Town.

Chicroom Phuket Town Hotel is in Phuket Town, the historic provincial capital of the island, where the streets of the old quarter are lined with Sino-Portuguese shophouses. The area has a more local feel than the beach resorts of Patong and Karon, both farther away on the island, and the night market is within walking distance of the hotel.

The Old Town starts about 450 m from the hotel, and the Lard Yai Sunday Night Market, the Philatelic museum and the park named for the Queen's 72nd anniversary are all close by. Chaithararam Temple, known as Wat Chalong, is one of the island's most important Buddhist temples and lies 7.6 km away. Patong Beach is 10.7 km away, and Phuket International Airport is 26.7 km away, so you will need transport to reach the beaches and the airport.

A good first day is to walk to the Old Town in the morning and visit the shophouses and the temples of the old quarter. In the evening, the Sunday night market offers local food, and Wat Chalong makes a fuller day trip for those who want to see more of the island, and the Big Buddha Phuket sits further out on the island.