Yada House s&s

The accommodation is a single one-bedroom house of 33 m², with a double bed for up to two guests and a courtyard view. Air conditioning and a fan are included, along with a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle and a mirror, so the house has the basics for a stay of a few days in Phuket.

The house also has bathrobes, a hair dryer, towels, toiletries and a shower. The garden and the terrace are part of the property, and the house is managed by a private host who looks after the stay from start to finish.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the public areas also have WiFi. Air conditioning is provided in the public areas too, and a flat-screen TV is part of the in-room equipment. Internet services are also available on the property, alongside the WiFi in the public areas.

The property has a garden and a terrace, and a smoking area is available on site. Safety deposit boxes are provided, and the rooms can have an in-room safe box, a private entrance and a seating area with a sofa.

Rooms can also be fitted with a kitchenette, a refrigerator, a clothes rack and free bottled water, along with a balcony/terrace in the rooms.

Yada House s&s sits on the Nai Yang side of Phuket island, where the pace is quieter than in the busier resort areas of the island. The coast here includes Sirinat National Park, a protected stretch of beach and forest that lies along the shore, and Nai Yang Beach is about 600 m from the house.

Phuket International Airport is 2.5 km away and is the nearest airport to the house. Ni Yang Night Market is a short distance away for an evening stroll, once the day on the beach is over. Patong Beach, 20.1 km away, is the island's best-known beach resort area, and Big Buddha Phuket, 29.1 km away, stands on a hilltop with views over the island.

A good day out starts on the sand at Nai Yang Beach, followed by a walk into Sirinat National Park, and an evening at Ni Yang Night Market. For a longer trip, Patong Beach and Big Buddha Phuket are both reached by road from the house. Walking the shoreline between Nai Yang Beach and the national park is one of the simplest ways to spend a morning in the area, and the sand stays close to the house throughout the day.