Tiger Complex Hotel

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms at Tiger Complex Hotel. Several rooms have a city view, including the Superior Jacuzzi, the Deluxe Jacuzzi and the Superior Double Room. The Family Room, at 38 m², has a mountain view and sleeps up to three guests.

Bed set-ups include single beds, queen beds and king beds, and some rooms have a choice of bed set-ups. The Deluxe Room has a fireplace, and the Superior Twin Room and the Deluxe Twin Room each have two single beds. The Superior Room and the Deluxe Room both have air conditioning, and the Deluxe Room also has a clothes rack and an electric kettle.

Tiger Complex Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, a concierge, room service and an elevator. Currency exchange, luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and cash withdrawal are also offered, along with daily housekeeping.

For eating and drinking, the hotel has a restaurant, a coffee shop and a bar, and a buffet breakfast is served. A nightclub is on site too, and room service is available for meals in the rooms, with the coffee shop serving drinks through the day.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and in the public areas, and the hotel also offers ticket services, business facilities and meeting and banquet facilities. Express check-in and check-out are available, and English is spoken. Guests who arrive by car will find parking on site.

Tiger Complex Hotel sits in Patong, the best-known beach town on Phuket, on Phang Maung Sai Kor Road. The area is lively day and night, with street food, shops and a steady flow of visitors who come for the sand, the bars and the nightlife. Patong Beach is a wide sandy bay, and the neighbouring beaches of Karon and Kata lie along the same coast.

Banzaan Fresh Market, a night market, is 50 m away, and Jungceylon Shopping Center is 250 m away. Bangla Road, the nightlife street, is 550 m away, and Patong Beach is 800 m away. Phuket International Airport is 24.5 km away, and there is an airport transfer. Kalim Beach is also nearby, a quieter stretch of sand.

A day out could include Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong), one of Phuket's most revered Buddhist temples, and the Big Buddha on its hilltop. Phuket Town, the island's old town, is known for its Sino-Portuguese shophouses. Evenings are best spent on Bangla Road, where the bars and clubs are, and the beach can be reached on foot. Karon and Kata are the next beaches along the coast, each with its own mix of hotels, shops and seafood restaurants, so a day at the sea can easily be paired with a visit to the old town.