Patong Resort Hotel

The rooms at Patong Resort Hotel measure from 27 m² to 120 m², and several of them have a garden, city or park view. Beds range from single beds to a king bed, and the rooms take up to four guests.

Several bathrooms have a bathtub, and bathrobes, a hair dryer and toiletries are provided in many rooms. Some rooms offer a choice of bed set-ups, from two single beds to one double bed. Air conditioning is available in some rooms, and the Executive Room and the Grand Suite have a telephone and a coffee or tea maker. The Grand Suite has a king bed and room for up to four guests.

Two swimming pools, an outdoor one and an indoor one, sit alongside a fitness centre, a spa with massage and sauna, and a hot tub. The property also has a garden and a terrace.

Dining covers Asian and buffet breakfasts, room service, a restaurant, a coffee shop, a poolside bar and a snack bar. Guests can use free WiFi in all rooms, free parking on site, an airport transfer, car hire and tours. The hotel has luggage storage, currency exchange, a concierge, an elevator and wheelchair accessible facilities. Parking comes as on-site or valet, and the front desk operates 24 hours, and the kitchen and a happy hour are also available.

Patong is Phuket's best-known beach town, a lively resort area where a long bay, restaurants, bars and shops sit close together. Patong Resort Hotel sits within that busy scene, with the sand and the nightlife close by, so the beach is reachable on foot. Guests who want the beach and the bars within walking distance will find the location practical.

Bangla Road, the street of bars and nightclubs, is 250 m away, and Patong Beach is 300 m from the hotel. Jungceylon Shopping Center, a large mall, is 350 m away, and a short walk brings you to the Chinese Temple. Further afield, Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong), one of the island's most important Buddhist temples, is 6.6 km away, and Big Buddha Phuket, a large white Buddha statue on a hilltop, is 7.3 km away. For those trips a car, hire car or taxi is more practical than walking.

A good day could start on Patong Beach, continue to the temples and the Big Buddha in the afternoon, and end with an evening show at Phuket FantaSea, a cultural theme park. Back in Patong, the night market and the streets around Bangla Road are a natural place to finish the day, with street-side food and the sound of the bars carrying along the road.