Phurafa Resort

The rooms at Phurafa Resort run from a 10 m² standard room and a 10 m² bungalow for two guests to a 20 m² family room, and there is also a bungalow that sleeps up to ten guests. The standard rooms and the family room have air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower.

Couples and larger groups can match the room to the number of guests and the space they need. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the family room has a flat-screen TV.

Phurafa Resort has an indoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, and free parking is available on site. Daily housekeeping, laundry service and luggage storage are offered, and the public areas have air conditioning.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, with Wi-Fi also in the public areas and internet services. Satellite and cable channels and a telephone are also available.

For arrivals and departures there is an airport transfer and a shuttle service. The hotel has a family room, non-smoking rooms and 24-hour security, English and Thai are spoken, and rooms can have a desk and a coffee/tea maker. The property is smoke-free, and rooms can also have a shower and free instant coffee.

Phurafa Resort sits in Phang Nga province in southern Thailand, among small villages and coastal bays rather than in a town centre. The setting is quiet, with local life running along the roads between the villages, the bays and the hills. For a calmer base, the hotel sits between the beaches of the region and the busier island of Phuket, which is reached by road.

The Night Food Market is 1.2 km away, a lively place for street food when the sun goes down, and Khao Pilai Beach lies 3.9 km from the hotel. The Benyaran Museum is 4.2 km away, and the Sarasin Bridge viewpoint, 7.2 km away, overlooks the bridge that links Phuket island with the mainland. Phuket International Airport is 17.2 km from the resort, and reaching the beaches and viewpoints is easiest by car or taxi.

A simple day could start on Khao Pilai Beach, followed by a visit to the Benyaran Museum, and end at the Night Food Market for street food in the evening. The Sarasin Bridge viewpoint makes a good stop on the way back, with the bridge in view. Haad Pak Phra Beach is another stretch of sand on the same coast, and it is a good choice for a second day by the sea.