KataBeach sweetHome 4br

The accommodation is a single home of 150 m² for up to six guests, with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The home has air conditioning, a fan, cable channels on a flat-screen TV and a kitchen with basic cookware, oils and condiments. It also has a balcony or terrace and a mountain view, and its beds are a choice of set-ups.

Bathroom equipment includes a bathtub, a shower, a hair dryer, toiletries, towels and an electric kettle. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms make the home suited to a larger group.

The property offers 24-hour security, a private entrance and a garden or backyard, and free parking is available. The kitchen comes with basic cookware, oils and condiments, along with coffee or tea. There is a washer, an iron and a desk or workspace.

For entertainment there is a TV with cable channels, and internet access is available. A balcony or terrace gives outdoor space, and the bathroom has a bathtub, toiletries and a hair dryer. Towels and an electric kettle are part of the home's equipment too.

Kata is a beach area of Phuket, a holiday district where the sand, small hotels and shops sit close together. Kata Beach is a sandy bay on the island's coast, a short walk from the home, with cafés and small shops behind the sand along the beach road. A day on Kata Beach can be spent swimming, walking along the sand or reading in a beachside café.

Kata Noi Beach, 1.2 km away, is a smaller stretch of sand near Kata Beach, and the pagoda at Wat Kitti Sangkharam, 750 m away, is a small temple to see on foot. For trips across the island, a minibus station and a bus stop are 500 m away, and Phuket International Airport is 32.9 km from the home.

A day out can start at the Kata Walking Street night market, which is lively in the evening, and continue to the Big Buddha, a large seated statue on a hill above Chalong. Chaithararam Temple, known as Wat Chalong, is one of the best-known temples on the island and makes a good stop on the same trip. Phuket's temples and viewpoints are spread across the island, so a car or a songthaew is a practical way to reach them.