Twin Villas Seaview Kata Two

Twin Villas Seaview Kata Two is offered as one private villa of 191 m², with two bedrooms, three bathrooms and room for up to five guests. Air conditioning, a private entrance and a full kitchen are part of the house, and its beds can be arranged in a choice of set-ups.

Linens, a hair dryer, toiletries, a TV and a desk are provided, along with a coffee or tea maker and a complimentary tea service.

Free parking is available on site, and the villa has a full kitchen with an oven, a stove, a refrigerator, dishes and dining utensils, plus kitchen basics such as cookware, oils and condiments. A BBQ grill and a coffee or tea maker complete the kitchen equipment.

Inside, the villa has air conditioning, a TV with video streaming services, linens, a hair dryer, toiletries, a closet and an iron, and it has its own private entrance. The bathroom is stocked with body wash and toiletries.

Ceiling or portable fans and air conditioning are both available to keep the villa cool in warm weather. The full kitchen makes self-catering possible, so meals can be prepared at the villa.

Kata is one of the best-known beach areas in Phuket, with a sandy bay that moves at a slower pace than the nightlife of Patong. Street-food stalls and massage shops line the streets behind the sand, and the area has a relaxed feel after dark. For a stay in a villa, that means a calmer evening than in Patong.

The villa is 1.6 km from Kata Beach and 1.1 km from Big Buddha, the large seated statue on a hilltop that is one of the island's landmarks. Wat Chalong, Phuket's best-known temple, is further on, and Patong, with its beaches and Bangla Road nightlife, is 8 km away. Phuket International Airport is 32.6 km away and is the main gateway to the island.

A good plan is a morning on Kata Beach, then Big Buddha and Wat Chalong in the afternoon, and an evening in Patong to walk along Bangla Road. Karon Beach, the neighbouring bay, gives you another stretch of sand for an afternoon swim. Dinner back in Kata is an easy end to the day, with the street-food stalls along the beach road close by. The island is large, so plan the day around the places you most want to see rather than trying to cover everything.