Royal Beach Residence

Rooms and apartments come in several sizes, from 25 m² standard rooms to 120 m² apartments. Several of them have a sea view, while others have a street view, and each room has its own set of facilities.

Bed arrangements vary by room, from single and queen beds to king beds, and some rooms offer a choice of bed set-ups. Guests can choose between standard rooms and multi-room apartments, depending on how much space they need.

The 24-hour front desk is open round the clock, and the property has restaurants and a bar. Lunch and dinner are served in the restaurant, with a snack bar, a coffee shop, vegetarian and halal dishes, and Asian and international cuisine on the menu.

For getting around, the property offers an airport transfer, a shuttle service, car hire and a taxi service. It also offers diving, snorkelling, canoeing and tours, and a family room is available, with kids meals on the menu.

Daily housekeeping, a laundry service, dry cleaning, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and currency exchange are also available, along with a salon, shops, a convenience store and cash withdrawal.

Patong is a lively beach town on Phuket, with restaurants, bars and shops running along its main beach. Royal Beach Residence is on Thaweewong Road, among the streets where the town's nightlife and shopping are concentrated, so the sand, the bars and the night markets are close together.

Patong Beach is 150 m away, and Bangla Road, the town's nightlife street with its bars and clubs, is 550 m away. Jungceylon Shopping Center, one of the town's main shopping centres, is 650 m away, and the hilltop Big Buddha, a large white statue overlooking the island, is 7.2 km away. Freedom Beach, a quiet cove reached by boat or a trail, lies further along the coast, and Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong) is one of the most revered Buddhist temples on Phuket. Phuket International Airport is 24.7 km away, and reaching the more distant beaches and temples usually means a taxi or a rental scooter.

A good day combines the sand at Patong Beach with an afternoon at the Big Buddha and a visit to Wat Chalong, two of the island's best-known sights. Boat trips to the quieter beaches can be cancelled when the sea is rough, which happens more often in the rainy months. In the evening, Bangla Road and the night markets are close by.