Isara Nai Yang Resort

The rooms at Isara Nai Yang Resort are bungalows, villas and twin rooms set in gardens, and garden views come with every room. Many of the rooms measure 59 m², and capacity runs from three guests up to six, depending on the room.

Some rooms have a balcony, while others come with blackout curtains, a walk-in shower or a flat-screen TV. Whichever room you choose, the view looks over the resort's gardens. Air conditioning is part of the equipment in several of the bungalows and villas, and the rooms with a private bathroom have a shower or a walk-in shower, so the choice of room depends on the bathroom and the number of guests you are travelling with.

The grounds include an outdoor swimming pool, a garden with space for games such as badminton, and a terrace. Horseback riding and bicycle rental are offered, and the resort has a family room, babysitting service and laundry service.

Daily housekeeping is provided. Free parking is available on site, with bicycle parking too, and Wi-Fi is free in all rooms and also available in public areas. Guests can also use 24-hour security, safety deposit boxes and wheelchair-accessible facilities, and service animals are welcome.

The resort also has a laundry service and babysitting service for families, and its garden is set up for badminton and other games. Facilities for disabled guests are part of the resort's offer, and the resort has 24-hour security.

Nai Yang is a quiet area in the north of Phuket island, away from the busy resort strips of Patong, and it is a calmer base for a beach holiday than the resort strips further south. Nai Yang Beach is a long, sandy beach close to the resort, and the area borders Sirinat National Park, which protects part of the coastline.

Nai Yang Beach is 650 m from the resort, and Sirinart Naiyang Park is a green space nearby. Wat Mongkonwaram, a Buddhist temple, is also close, and the Ni Yang Night Market, 800 m away, is the local evening market. Phuket International Airport is 2.7 km away, and Patong Beach, with its bars and nightlife, is about 20 km away. Phuket is linked to the mainland by a bridge, and cars, taxis and scooters are the usual ways to get around the island.

A day here can start with a morning on Nai Yang Beach and continue into the national park, then end at the Sunset viewpoint, which sits close to the resort and is a popular spot for sunsets. In the evening, the Ni Yang Night Market is an easy trip back from the sand, and the bungalows and gardens make a quiet place to finish the day.