The Topaz Rsidence 1

The property is let as a single apartment, so the whole place is for your group. The apartment measures 25 m² and has air conditioning and a private entrance, along with a coffee and tea maker, a hair dryer, toiletries, linens and a TV with satellite and cable channels, with room for up to two guests.

The property also offers laundry and dry-cleaning services, an elevator and wheelchair access, so the apartment can be reached and used without the stairs being the only option.

Free parking is available at The Topaz Rsidence 1, and the property has an elevator, a doorman and wheelchair access. Facilities also include a refrigerator, a washer and a desk or workspace, with cable channels on the television.

Laundry and dry-cleaning services are available, and a laundromat is nearby. There is also a balcony or terrace and a garden or backyard, and coffee or tea is offered. Internet access is available. The apartment itself also has a coffee and tea maker and a hair dryer.

The Topaz Rsidence 1 is on Pattana Soi 1 in Phuket Town, the provincial capital, where Sino-Portuguese shophouses line the streets of the Old Town and shrines and temples are close by. This is a town setting rather than a beach resort, and it appeals to those who want to see everyday life on Phuket beyond the resorts, with shophouse streets, local shops and the Day Market within walking distance of each other.

The Day Market is 500 m away, and the Phuket Old Town is 900 m away, with museums such as Baan Chinpracha, a Sino-Portuguese house museum, close by. Chaithararam Temple, better known as Wat Chalong, is 6.3 km away and is the island's best-known temple. Patong Beach is 9.6 km away, so reaching the beaches means a drive, and Phuket International Airport is 26.9 km away.

The Old Town's streets are best explored on foot. A day out could combine its shophouses and museums with a visit to Wat Chalong and an afternoon on Patong Beach. The Lard Yai Sunday Night Market is also nearby for a Sunday evening out. Small shops and cafés line the Old Town's streets, and the shrines and museums are close together.