S4 Nai Yang Beach

The rooms measure 35 or 45 m² and come with queen beds, pairs of single beds or, in one room, a single bed and a queen bed. Most have a private bathroom with a shower, hair dryer and toiletries, and the sleeping capacity runs from two to three guests. Several rooms also have an electric kettle or a refrigerator, and there is a desk in some of them.

Several rooms have a mountain view, one has a pool view and another a city view, and a balcony or terrace is part of some rooms. Hair dryers and toiletries are provided in most rooms, and guests can choose between rooms of 35 m² and rooms of 45 m² depending on their group.

The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor swimming pool, a children's swimming pool, a fitness centre, a playground and a garden with a terrace. Restaurants, a coffee shop and room service cover food and drink, and Asian and buffet breakfast options are offered.

Guests can arrange an airport transfer, car hire, a shuttle service and taxi service, and there is currency exchange, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and laundry service. Free parking is available on site, with bicycle parking too, and daily housekeeping is provided.

The property is wheelchair accessible and has a lift, and a gift and souvenir shop is on site, with a playground for younger guests.

Nai Yang is a quiet part of Phuket beside the airport, and the hotel sits 1.3 km from the terminal. Nai Yang Beach, 1.7 km away, lies inside Sirinat National Park, a coastal park where planes come in low over the sand on their approach to the runway. The area sits between the sea and the airport's approach path, and the mood is quieter than the busy beach towns of the island.

Within a short drive you will find the Ni Yang Night Market, the Splash Jungle Water Park and Sirinart Naiyang Park, along with Maikhao Beach, where a viewpoint lets you watch aircraft land. Further away lies Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong), 28.4 km from the hotel, one of the island's most important Buddhist temples. Its grounds are a common stop for travellers who want to see the island's older religious sites.

Patong Beach, known for its nightlife, is 21.6 km away. A day out can start with Maikhao Beach in the morning, where sea turtles nest on the protected stretch of sand, and end at the night market in the evening, with Patong's nightlife for those who want more. The Airplane Viewpoint is one of the easiest places to watch aircraft come in over the beach, so it is worth a stop early in the day.