Rose bungalow at Ya Nui beach

The accommodation at Rose bungalow at Ya Nui beach is a one-bedroom house measuring 45 m², with room for up to four guests. Its garden view, air conditioning and kitchenette sit alongside a private bathroom with a shower, and an electric kettle and a dining table complete the living space.

Towels and linens are provided, and changing them is an extra charge. Electricity use is billed separately at check-out, and pets are allowed in the house.

Rose bungalow at Ya Nui beach offers free parking, and pets are allowed. The property has a washer and a dryer, and the house includes air conditioning, a fan, a closet and a desk.

Linens, towels and toiletries are provided, and English, German, Russian and Ukrainian are spoken. Electricity use is charged separately at check-out, and changing towels or linens is an extra charge.

The property is managed by a private host, and the one-bedroom house sleeps up to four guests.

Ya Nui Beach is a small bay in the Rawai area of Phuket island, and the property is about 50 m from its sand, so the sea is a short walk from the door. Nai Harn Beach, a longer stretch of sand, lies 750 m away, so there are two beaches close together. The area is far less built-up than the nightlife strip on Bangla Road in Patong, and it suits a stay built around the sea and a quiet evening.

Around the bay, snorkelling reefs lie close offshore, and the Old Lighthouse museum and the pagoda at Promthep Cape are close by. Promthep Cape is known for its sunset views over the sea. Big Buddha Phuket, a large statue on a hilltop, is 6.8 km away, and Phuket International Airport is 38.2 km from the property.

Phuket is linked to the mainland by bridge, so arriving by car is possible, and the property offers free parking for guests who drive. A day could start with a swim at Ya Nui Beach and end at Promthep Cape for the sunset. The Sunsuri Sunset Market, 1.4 km away, is a good place for an evening walk with local food and stalls.