Villa Sabine

The accommodation is the whole house, a four-bedroom house of 500 m² with three bathrooms, sleeping up to eight guests. Its private pool, private entrance, full kitchen and air conditioning belong to the house as a whole, so the group has the whole place to itself.

Bedding comes in a choice of set-ups, and the house also has a TV, linens, toiletries, a hair dryer, a coffee and tea maker and a closet.

Free parking is available on site, and the kitchen comes with cookware, oils and condiments, a coffee or tea set, a dishwasher, an oven, a refrigerator and a microwave. Laundry is covered by a washer and an iron, and there is 24-hour security.

A high chair and a travel crib are available for young children, and there is a balcony or terrace. The BBQ grill is for outdoor cooking, and internet access is available.

Inside, the house has a bathtub, a hair dryer, air conditioning, a TV and fans, and a private entrance for the group. Toiletries are provided, linens are provided for the beds, and a closet gives space for clothes.

Rawai is a fishing village near the tip of Phuket, a quieter corner of the island than the busy beaches of Patong. Villa Sabine stands in Rawai as a holiday home with its own pool, a full kitchen and four bedrooms, suited to guests who want to cook at home and keep their days unhurried. The house has a private entrance and three bathrooms, so the whole villa is available to one group.

Big Buddha is a large white statue on a hilltop, 4.1 km from the villa, and it is one of the best-known sights on the island. Nai Harn Beach, 4.2 km away, is a popular bay beach, while Kata Beach, a lively sandy bay, is nearby. Chaithararam Temple, known as Wat Chalong, is one of Phuket's most revered Buddhist temples and lies 5.3 km away. The Phuket Seashell Museum, 900 m away, shows shell collections.

Phuket International Airport is 34.8 km away, and the villa has free parking on site for guests who drive. For a full day, combine a morning at Big Buddha and Wat Chalong with an afternoon at Nai Harn Beach, then return for dinner in the private kitchen. Patong Beach and Bangla Road are a longer drive for a night out. During the rainy season, some boat trips from the nearby piers do not run.