Ratri Hotel Phuket Old Town

The rooms at Ratri Hotel Phuket Old Town measure between 23 and 34 m² and accommodate two or three guests. Several have city views, one overlooks the pool, and some have a separate shower and bathtub, while a couple have air conditioning.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms. The hotel also has an elevator, a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and daily housekeeping. Two swimming pools, one indoor and one outdoor, are on site, and guests can use the shared lounge with its TV area. Chinpracha House is 200 m away, and the hotel has an elevator for guests who prefer it.

Ratri Hotel Phuket Old Town has an outdoor and an indoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a poolside bar. For meals, the restaurant serves lunch and dinner, and there is also a coffee shop, a bar, fruit and snacks, and a buffet breakfast.

Travel services include an airport transfer and a shuttle service. On-site parking is available, and a car power charging station is also on the premises. The hotel also has a shared lounge with a TV area.

Practical services include luggage storage, laundry service, daily housekeeping, an elevator, facilities for disabled guests and a 24-hour front desk. Languages spoken include English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai, and the hotel has a bar and a coffee shop on site.

Ratri Hotel Phuket Old Town stands in Talat Nuea, one of the older districts of Phuket Town, where Sino-Portuguese shophouses in bright colours line the narrow streets. The area is quieter than the island's beaches, with small museums, cooking schools and temples a few streets apart, so it is best suited to seeing Phuket's history rather than its nightlife. Walking is the easiest way to explore, since most of the sights are close together, and the museums and the night market are within a short walk of the hotel, so the old town is easy to see in an afternoon.

Chinpracha House, a historic Sino-Portuguese house, and the Blue Elephant Phuket Cooking School are both 200 m from the hotel. The Peranakan Museum, 900 m away, covers the island's Peranakan heritage, and the Lard Yai Sunday Night Market, 750 m away, fills the streets with local food stalls. Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong), one of Phuket's most important Buddhist temples, is 6.8 km away.

A good day starts with a walk through the old town, a visit to the Peranakan Museum and an evening at the night market, then a trip to Chaithararam Temple or to Patong Beach, Phuket's best-known beach, 9.7 km away by road.