HOMA Chalong Bay

The rooms at HOMA Chalong Bay measure between 30 and 58 m² and sleep from two to five guests, and some of the 58 m² rooms have two bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and depending on the room you can have air conditioning, a balcony or terrace, a city or bay view, or a kitchenette.

Among the 30 m² studios, one has a balcony or terrace, others have a bay or city view, and several have a kitchenette with kitchenware. Several of the studios also have a private bathroom with a shower and a hair dryer. The 58 m² rooms sleep between four and five guests.

HOMA Chalong Bay has an outdoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, a fitness centre, a bar and a garden, along with a terrace and a rooftop area. The 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, daily housekeeping and a lift are available to guests, and the hotel has 24-hour security.

Guests arriving by car can use the free parking on site, and the hotel also has bicycle parking and a car charging station. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in public areas.

For food and drink, the hotel has a bar, bottled water and food delivery, and some rooms have a kitchenette. Wheelchair-accessible facilities are provided, and English and Thai are spoken at the hotel.

Chalong is a local district of Phuket island, built around its bay, with temples, markets and a working pier rather than the beach resorts of the west coast. HOMA Chalong Bay sits in this part of the island, away from the nightlife and crowds of Patong, and the streets around it are lined with small shops, noodle stalls and workshops that serve the people who live here.

Wat Chalong, one of the most visited Buddhist temples on Phuket, is 2.6 km away, and the Big Buddha statue on a hilltop is 2.9 km from the hotel. Chalong Pier is 1.4 km away, and it is where many island boat trips leave from, while Kata and Karon beaches on the west coast are 4.4 km and 4.9 km away. Phuket Town, the island's main town, is also reachable by road.

A good day here can start with the temples in the morning and end with a walk on the sand at Kata or Karon in the late afternoon, and boat trips from Chalong Pier make a natural next step for anyone who wants to see the islands. In the evening, the restaurants and bars along the beach roads of Kata and Karon make a relaxed end to the day. The sea can be rough during the monsoon months, when boat trips from the pier may not run.