Luxury condo in phuket shopping center

The whole apartment is a two-bedroom layout of 58 m² with two bathrooms, a private entrance and a balcony or terrace. It is fitted with air conditioning, a full kitchen with a microwave and a refrigerator, a flat-screen TV, a hair dryer, linens and towels.

With capacity for up to four guests, the apartment is set up for a group of four. Guests can cook in the full kitchen, and the balcony or terrace gives an outdoor space to sit in during the day.

The property has an outdoor pool and a gym, and an elevator serves the building. Free parking is available, and 24-hour security is provided, so the outdoor pool, the gym and the parking sit alongside the round-the-clock security and the lift that serves every floor.

The apartment has a full kitchen, and a washer and an iron are available for laundry needs. Linens, towels, toiletries and a hair dryer are provided, and the apartment has air conditioning and a private entrance.

The apartment is in Phuket Town, the capital of Phuket province, where Sino-Portuguese shophouses and Chinese shrines sit among modern streets, residential blocks and everyday markets. The area has less of the beach-resort feel than Patong, the busy resort area on the west coast, so it is a practical base for exploring the island from town rather than from the sand. In the evenings the streets are calmer than the beach strips.

Wat Sam Kong, a pagoda about 250 m away, and the Chillva seafood market are close by, and the Phuket Butterfly Garden & Insect World is a short walk too. Patong Beach, with its beachfront strip and the nightlife of Bangla Road, is 7.9 km away. The Big Buddha, a large white statue on Nakkerd Hills, is 11 km away, and Phuket International Airport is 23.4 km away. Bangkok Phuket hospital is 1.1 km away if you need medical care.

A day could start with a walk to Wat Sam Kong and a stop at the Chillva market, then continue to the Big Buddha in the afternoon, and end on Patong Beach in the evening. Phuket Town is also a good place to spend an afternoon walking through the old streets around the Sino-Portuguese shophouses.