ID Residences Phuket

The rooms at ID Residences Phuket cover single, twin and double bed layouts. The Deluxe Double Room and the Deluxe Twin Room measure 32 m² each, the Deluxe Corner Room measures 35 m², and the Deluxe Triple Room sleeps up to three guests.

Several rooms come with a bathtub, a shower and a hair dryer, and free wired internet is part of the room equipment in many of them. Satellite or cable channels, a computer and a telephone are offered in some rooms too.

Guests at ID Residences Phuket have an outdoor swimming pool, restaurants and a 24-hour front desk, along with a shared lounge and TV area to relax in. There is a kitchen, a shared kitchen and a kitchenette, and a laundry service, an ironing service and luggage storage cover everyday needs.

Breakfast is available à la carte or as a buffet, with American and halal breakfasts too, and it can be served in the room. The property also has a vegetarian restaurant, 24-hour room service, and alcohol is available.

For getting around, car hire, a taxi service and bicycle parking are available, and tours can be arranged. Free parking is available on site, free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, and there is a computer station for guests.

ID Residences Phuket stands on Yaowarat Road in Phuket Town, the island's capital, where the old quarter with its Sino-Portuguese shophouses, museums and street markets is found. Shops and local eateries are close by. Anyone who wants a town base on Phuket, and who is happy to reach the island's beaches by road, will find the setting practical.

Chillva Market is 700 m from the property and the Lim Hu Tai Su Shrine lies 550 m away, while the hill of Khao Rang, with its pagoda and views across the town, is also nearby. Phuket Old Town, with its Sino-Portuguese mansions and museums such as Baan Chinpracha, is 2.4 km away. The Chaithararam Temple, known as Wat Chalong, is 7.9 km away, and Patong Beach, with the nightlife of Bangla Road, is 9 km away.

A good day can begin with the Old Town's shophouses and the Peranakan Museum, then move on to Wat Chalong, and finish the evening on Bangla Road in Patong. The beaches of Karon, Kata and Nai Harn lie further south, so a day at the sea is best planned as a separate outing, and the Khao Rang hill makes an easy afternoon stop before the town's markets open for the evening.