Savaan Patong

The rooms at Savaan Patong measure between 35 and 50 m², with street views in some and a city view in one. The Deluxe Family Room sleeps up to four guests, and some rooms sleep up to two.

Air conditioning and a private bathroom come with several of the rooms, and a few have a private entrance, a refrigerator, a microwave or a mini bar. The flat-screen TV, electric kettle and hair dryer are also part of the in-room equipment in some rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Savaan Patong offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms, along with internet services and Wi-Fi in its public areas. Air conditioning covers the public areas, and the property has an elevator, a concierge desk, ticket services and luggage storage. Private check-in and check-out are available at the property.

The property also has a terrace, and a family room is available. Safety deposit boxes are provided for guests, and languages spoken include English, Chinese (Mandarin) and Thai. Ticket services and luggage storage are also on the list of facilities for guests.

Patong is a lively resort town on Phuket's west coast, where the beach, the bars and restaurants and the night markets form one busy stretch of town. The streets around the sand are lined with hotels, massage shops and street-food stalls. Savaan Patong is in this part of Patong, for travellers who want the nightlife and the markets close at hand rather than the quieter bays of the island.

The beach is a short walk from the property, and Bangla Road, the street of bars and clubs, is close by. Jungceylon Shopping Center is a large mall nearby, and the night market at Banzaan Fresh Market is one of the places to eat and shop after dark. For temples and sights, Chaithararam Temple, also known as Wat Chalong, is 6.5 km away, and Big Buddha Phuket, a large Buddha statue on a hill, is 7.2 km away.

Phuket International Airport is 24.6 km away, and the island is reached from the mainland by a road bridge. A day out could start with the beach in the morning, then Big Buddha and Wat Chalong in the afternoon, before an evening on Bangla Road. Taxis are the usual way to reach the temples, which are several kilometres away.