Luxury&RooftopPoolFastWifi FreeWater&Elec NearTown

The whole property is one apartment, so the house is yours alone for the length of the stay. It measures 34 m² and sleeps up to two guests, with a private bathroom, air conditioning, a full kitchen, a washing machine, a desk and a closet.

Guests have access to the building's rooftop pool and fitness centre, and a lift serves the building. Internet access is available, and the apartment is equipped with linens, a hair dryer and toiletries.

Free parking is available at the property, and the building has a lift and a gym. Keyless access and a desk or workspace are also provided, along with a TV and air conditioning.

Guests can cook in the full kitchen and do laundry with the washer and iron. Linens, toiletries and a hair dryer are provided, and internet access is available.

The TV and internet access sit in the apartment, while the rooftop pool and the gym are shared facilities of the building.

Talat Yai is one of the older districts of Phuket Town, the island's capital, where Sino-Portuguese shophouses stand beside Chinese shrines and temples. Soi Hongyok Utis lies in this district, so the area feels more like a working town than a beach resort, with local shops and everyday life close at hand. Patong Beach is 9 km away, reached by road across the island.

Phuket Old Town is 2.3 km away, with its Sino-Portuguese shophouses and the streets of Thalang Road, and the Peranakan Museum is nearby. Chillva Market, a local market, lies 800 m away, and Wat Khao Rang, a temple on the hill above the town, is 1 km away. Lim Hu Tai Su Shrine, a Chinese shrine, is nearby, and Bangkok Phuket Hospital is also close by. The airport is 24.5 km away, reached by road.

A good day could start at Chillva Market, then a walk through Phuket Old Town and a visit to the Peranakan Museum, before returning to the rooftop pool for the view of the city skyline. For the beaches, Patong is the nearest of the major ones, and the Big Buddha sits on a hilltop reached by road. Wat Chalong, one of the island's best-known temples, lies further out of town.