New Wave Phuket

Every room at New Wave Phuket has air conditioning. Both rooms measure 24 m² and have a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries and towels, plus an electric kettle.

One room has two single beds and the other sleeps up to four guests. Both have a flat-screen TV and a mobile hotspot device, and satellite/cable channels are available in both.

The property has a garden and a terrace, and tours are offered, including diving, snorkelling, fishing and hiking trips. Car hire, an airport transfer and a shuttle service are also available, and private check-in and check-out can be arranged.

Restaurants, a bar and room service are available on site, with food delivery and grocery delivery as well. Breakfast can be served in the room or taken away, and there is 24-hour security, a convenience store and a room service app. English and Thai are spoken, and free parking is available on site. Non-smoking rooms and family rooms are also offered, and the car hire and shuttle service can help with getting around the island.

New Wave Phuket is in Chalong, a district in the south of Phuket that feels more residential than the busy beach strips of Karon and Patong. The area is known for its Buddhist temples, and the island's main sights are spread across the south and centre of Phuket rather than in one place.

Around the property, Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong) is 650 m away and is one of the most important temples on the island. Phuket Botanic Garden, a botanical garden with walking trails, is 1.1 km away, and the Big Buddha, the large seated statue on the Nakkerd Hills, is 3.9 km away. Chalong Pier is 4 km away and is the departure point for boat trips to the islands near Phuket, while the beaches of Karon and Kata are reached by road.

A car or scooter makes it easier to reach the beaches of Karon and Kata than the local buses. A good day could start at Wat Chalong, continue to the Big Buddha and finish at Kata Beach for a swim. Phuket International Airport (HKT) is 28.9 km from the property. Boat trips from Chalong Pier can be affected by rough sea, especially in the rainy months.