Pool Villa Monday 3BR in Rawai

The whole property is one three-bedroom villa of 250 m², with four bathrooms, a living room, a dining area and a balcony that overlooks the pool and the mountains. It sleeps up to six guests, and the villa is let to one group, so the house is theirs for the stay.

Inside, the villa has air conditioning, a TV, a bathtub, a washing machine, linens, towels, a hair dryer and toiletries, along with a fully equipped kitchen for cooking. Free parking is available on site, and free WiFi covers the whole villa.

Free parking is available on site, and the villa has a kitchen with the equipment for everyday cooking. The parking is private and sits at the villa itself, so arriving by car is simple.

Inside, the villa offers air conditioning, a TV, linens, towels, a hair dryer, toiletries, a washer, a bathtub and a private entrance.

The languages spoken include English, Chinese (Mandarin), French, Russian and Thai, so guests who speak any of these languages can ask for help during their visit.

Phuket is Thailand's largest island, set in the Andaman Sea and known for its beaches, hills and Buddhist temples. The villa sits in a residential setting on the island, where quiet streets, small local markets and a few sights make up the everyday surroundings. Guests who want quieter evenings can stay here and reach the livelier streets when they choose.

Nai Harn Beach is 2.6 km away, and Kata Beach, a popular stretch of sand, is also close by. Big Buddha Phuket, the large white statue on a hilltop, is 4.4 km away, and Chaithararam Temple, known as Wat Chalong, is 6.5 km away and one of the most revered temples on the island. Patong, with its busy nightlife, is 11.3 km away. Getting around is easiest by car, scooter or taxi, since the sights are spread across the island.

A full day could start at Big Buddha, continue to Wat Chalong and finish on the sand at Nai Harn Beach. The Phuket Seashell Museum is 900 m from the villa, and it is a quiet stop for a shorter outing. Phuket Old Town offers a different side of the island, with its historic streets and colourful Sino-Portuguese buildings, and it is a good way to end an afternoon of sightseeing.