Perennial Resort

Every room at Perennial Resort looks onto the garden, and the rooms are a mix of standard rooms, suites and villas. Most have a private bathroom with a shower, a hair dryer and wireless internet access, and the beds range from single and double to king and queen.

The Suite Villa measures 84 m² and sleeps up to five guests, and its bathroom has a bathtub alongside the shower. The Family Room sleeps up to four and has two king beds. The Suite with Garden View also measures 84 m² and sleeps up to three guests. Some rooms also have satellite or cable channels and a telephone.

Facilities include outdoor and indoor swimming pools, a children's swimming pool, a hot tub, a massage service and a garden with a terrace. The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, laundry service, and the property is wheelchair accessible.

For dining, there is a restaurant, a bar, a coffee shop and room service, with Asian and continental breakfast. Free parking is available on site, and tours, car hire, a shuttle service and a taxi service are offered.

Guests can also use the concierge and ticket services, and the front desk is open around the clock. An airport pick-up service from Phuket International Airport also runs around the clock, and WiFi is available in the public areas.

Perennial Resort sits in the Nai Yang area of Thalang district in Phuket, a quieter corner of the island near the airport and the coast. Here the draw is the beach and the national park rather than the nightlife found in Patong, and the coast and the park give the area a calmer feel than the busier beaches on the rest of the island.

Naiyang National Park is next door, and Nai Yang Beach is about 770 m from the hotel. The Ni Yang Night Market is a short ride away, and Phuket International Airport is 1.1 km off, so the hotel suits guests with early or late flights. Mai Khao Beach is 1.3 km away, and Patong Beach is 21.6 km away by road, a longer trip for an evening out.

A good day could start with a swim at the resort, continue on Nai Yang Beach, and end at the Ni Yang Night Market. For a sunset, the viewpoint nearby is a short drive, and the Airplane Viewpoint at Maikhao Beach is worth a stop to watch planes come in low over the sand. Karon and Kata beaches are a longer drive away for guests who want to explore further afield.