Quip Bed & Breakfast Phuket Hotel

The rooms at Quip Bed & Breakfast Phuket Hotel measure between 15 and 36 m² and come in several layouts, from standard rooms and a superior double room to a classic triple room and a family room. Several of them look out over the city, and the family room sleeps up to four guests.

Several rooms have air conditioning, a desk or a sofa, and others have a refrigerator or an in-room safe box, so what each room includes varies from one room to the next.

Tours and diving can be arranged, and car hire, a taxi service and a shuttle service are also available. The 24-hour front desk is open around the clock, and an airport transfer is offered at an additional charge.

Free parking is available, and free Wi-Fi covers all rooms, with Wi-Fi also in the public areas. The hotel also has concierge services, lockers, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and a postal service, plus air conditioning in the public areas.

Shuttle service and taxi service sit alongside car hire for getting around the island. English and Thai are spoken, and a continental breakfast is offered. Family rooms are available, and the Family Room sleeps up to four guests.

Quip Bed & Breakfast Phuket Hotel is on Phuket Road in Phuket Town, in the historic core of the town, where Sino-Portuguese shophouses and Peranakan heritage buildings line the streets. It suits guests who want to walk to the sights and eat out in the evening rather than stay on a beach strip. The streets around the hotel stay busy through the day, with local shops, markets and traffic moving between the old town and the rest of the island.

The Peranakan Museum is 100 m away, and the Lard Yai Sunday Night Market, 300 m away, comes alive on Sunday evenings. Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong), one of Phuket's most revered Buddhist temples, is 7.2 km away by road, and Patong Beach is 10.6 km away for a longer trip to the sand and the nightlife.

Phuket International Airport is 27.1 km away, and the hotel's airport transfer is offered at an additional charge. A good day starts with the museums and temples of the old town, continues at the Sunday night market and ends with a visit to the Big Buddha on its hilltop. The old town is compact enough to explore on foot, while the Big Buddha and the beaches are reached by road.