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Coconut Village Resort Phuket

Coconut Village Resort Phuket

4.3/5478 Reviews
Patong Beach
It was a very nice resort! The only thing they didn't provide was toothpaste. (There's a 7/11 right outside so that problem was quickly solved). Location is super close to the beach, and right next to a market. There's western shops around and also super close to a travel/activities agency so we were able to go to the waterpark. Very nice hotel and quite quiet! The only downside was there was some drilling and renovation going on really early into super late in the night, it was quite annoying.
Panwa Sunset Beach Front

Panwa Sunset Beach Front

3.8/539 Reviews
Panwa Cape
This is a nice cheapish price hotel set within a condominium development about 50 metres back from the seafront in Panwa Bay. Rooms are clean and pretty well-maintained and the staff are super-helpful if you need any help (the first room I was in had an aircon fault and they changed me to another room without hesitation). Of course, this is Thailand so the beds were very hard - I actually travel in Asia with an airbed so no problem for me.... One thing to watch out for - which may already be corrected - is that when I tried to book a room through the web, at the last moment, a small info note saying ”no air conditioning” flashed up. This is not a part of the world where that would be a sensible option. Luckily, I have a friend who resides in the condo and she was able to clarify that all rooms do have aircon. Just to be safe, she booked for me so I wouldn't have to accept that condition. The hotel indicated it was an error for the ”no aircon” message to be displayed so you may not even see that. In the end, the only impact was that I had to pay cash on-site and probably paid a few dollars per night more than the web offer. But it was still great value - and there's an ATM just a few yards down the road. In terms of location, it's within a quite small development with lots of shops, a 7-11, tons of beachside stalls selling food and clothing, plenty of delicious dining options, Thai massage plus the inevitable (these days) **** shops. There's a small beach but if you want a nice swim, you'd be better off driving a km or so up the road. Almost no waves as it faces west. No rubbish on the beaches when I was there. There are lovely, and often gorgeous, sunsets over the bay and above the hills beyond. All in all, it's a really great place to stay so long as you have a strategy for getting from the airport (which is about 50 minutes away), and are looking for a base to explore from, rather than just stay put and veg. Unless you want to visit those aforementioned shops of course ;)
The Surin Phuket

The Surin Phuket

4.6/5278 Reviews
Surin Beach
My wife and I have had the pleasure of visiting some of the best resorts in the world. But we have never had a better experience than our four days at the Surin! The location is everything as they say, situated on a private beach cove with white sand and turquoise blue water. The surf is consistent and on both ends of the cove are rocky outcroppings that create even more interest and vivid display of surf. The resort faces west and the sunsets are perfect. The resort amenities, rooms, service, food and drinks are all top-notch. Just can’t say enough about this property. It is not cheap, but as they say, you certainly get what you pay for here!
The Dorm Hostel

The Dorm Hostel

4.1/515 Reviews
Phuket Town
Loved our stay here. Very clean hostel. Has everything you’d need. Close to the old town. Friendly staff. Spacious beds and the dorms are surprisingly quiet. Would recommend
Good Nice Hotel

Good Nice Hotel

3.9/517 Reviews
Patong Beach
The most cost-effective hotel in Bangkok this time, more than 200 yuan, two bedrooms and a hall, very clean. There were food around, no breakfast ordered. 30 minutes from the night market, Simon Show, Jiangxi is cold, a little distance from Patong Beach. Luggage can be stored.
Kata Hill View Villas by Kata Sea View Villas

Kata Hill View Villas by Kata Sea View Villas

5/52 Reviews
Chalong
Great place to stay. Staff Daniel and David were very helpful. We got to the villa late in the evening. Daniel came right away from the office and checked us in promptly and setup breakfast service for next day. ACs in all bedrooms and two of the rooms had the view of the Big Budda. Nice quiet neighborhood. Fans on the ground floor to circulate the air through the ground level. We had car so it was very easy to get around and only 5 min drive to beach. Very nice daily cleaned pool at the villa. Also we were allowed to used the infinity pool with a nice view of Kata area from top and gym at Kata hill’s other location within 5 min of the villa. Daily breakfast was delicious and made fresh infront of you the in the kitchen and cleaned up throughly after breakfast was done: very clean place and lots of space to move around inside for our family. included a washer right outside of the villa for private use . Master bedroom has a nice sit out place, can use some chairs and table. Private gated parking infront of the villa and plenaty of private safe parking outside as well. Very nice sit out space in front of the villa to eat meals and just hangout or work with nice table and chairs. Overall great stay. WiFi works well throughout the villa.

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Number of Hotels2,366
Number of Reviews95,416
Highest Price$3,679
Lowest Price$20
Average Price (Weekdays)$344
Average Price (Weekends)$348

Guide to Phuket Breakfast Hotels

Phuket, Thailand’s paradise, invites American travelers to a world of stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant island culture. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or the perfect mix of both, Phuket offers something for everyone—from thrilling water sports and jungle hikes to serene spas and world-class dining.

Lucky for you! U.S. travelers to Phuket can enjoy visa-free stays up to 30 days with a passport valid for at least 6 months. Just pack your bags, bring your wanderlust, and let Thailand handle the rest!

attractions in Phuket Island

Getting to and around Phuket

American travelers usually arrive at Phuket International Airport (HKT), the island’s primary gateway to paradise. Located about 20 miles from Phuket Town, this modern airport offers rides to major hubs like Bangkok, Singapore, and Doha. From here, it’s just a short ride to Phuket’s world-famous beaches, luxury resorts, and lively nightlife!

In case you're arriving very late at night and filled with fatigue after a long journey. Here are several hotels near the airport offering convenient transfer services.

Hotels near Phuket International Airport (HKT) with Airport Shuttle Service

Hotel NameLocationDistance from HKTAminitiesRating
Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach
Patong Beach22 milesPriority airport-pickup; Private beach area; Diving; Snorkeling; Massage room4.5/5
Marina Phuket ResortKata Beach29 milesPriority airport-pickup/dropoff; Sunbathing area; Free Outdoor Swimming pool; Free Wi-Fi4.5/5

For those who aren't in a rush to check into a hotel near the airport, exploring the island right after landing is a great option. Here are some quick and easy tips to help you get to popular attractions in Phuket from HKT.

Phuket Smart Bus runs along the west coast, from Phuket International Airport to Rawai Beach, passing through popular spots like Patong, Kata, and Karon beaches. It operates from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. The fare is between 50 and 170 THB ($1.50 to $5 USD) depending on the distance traveled.

Phuket Airport Transfer: Budget-friendly shuttle minibuses/cars operate between the airport and key destinations, like Patong, Karon, Kata and Phuket Town. The service package on Trip.com is as cheap as $28.29.

Car Rentals: For ultimate freedom, rent a car and explore the island at your own pace. Cruise along scenic coastal roads and discover hidden gems off the beaten path. The lowest price of Phuket Car Rental on Trip.com is from $19.12.

Top things to Do in Phuket

Phuket offers endless fun and excitement, from relaxing on world-famous beaches like Patong and Kata to exploring vibrant markets and historic streets in Old Phuket Town. Dive into thrilling activities like snorkeling, island-hopping to the Phi Phi Islands, or ziplining through lush jungles. Whether you’re chasing nightlife, culture, or natural beauty, Phuket has everything you want!

patong Beach in Phuket Island

Patong Beach

Patong Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Phuket, known for its vibrant nightlife and wide range of activities. The beach offers soft sand, clear water, and various water sports such as jet skiing, parasailing, and snorkeling. Along the beach road, visitors will find numerous hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars, and shopping areas. Bangla Road, located near the beach, is famous for its bustling nightlife with many clubs and entertainment venues.

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Dolphins Bay Phuket

Dolphins Bay Phuket is a must-go place for people love interacting with animals. Visitors can enjoy a dolphin show with trained dolphins performing various tricks and stunts. The show includes dolphins jumping through hoops, playing with balls, and interacting with their trainers. Visitors can also have the opportunity to take photos with the dolphins and even swim with them, making for an unforgettable experience.

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Karon Beach

Karon Beach is a serene and less crowded beach compared to Patong, known for its long stretch of white sand and clear blue water. The beach is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. The area around Karon Beach has numerous restaurants, bars, and shops, making it a perfect spot for a relaxing day at the beach. The waves can be strong, so swimmers should be cautious.

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Old Phuket Town

Old Phuket Town

Old Phuket Town is a vibrant blend of history, culture, and charm, making it a must-visit for travelers. The town’s streets are lined with beautifully preserved Sino-Portuguese buildings, housing boutique shops, cafes, and art galleries. Wander through Thalang Road, the heart of the old town, to admire colorful architecture and experience bustling markets like the Sunday Walking Street Market, where you can find local crafts, street food, and live performances.

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Which part of Phuket is best to stay?

Patong Beach: Where the Party Never Stops

Patong is Phuket’s buzzing hub, perfect for travelers who want to dive headfirst into the action. Packed with bars, clubs, and endless shopping, it’s the must-go-to spot for night owls. Stay here, and you’re always close to the action, whether it’s parasailing by day or people-watching on Bangla Road by night.

Kata Beach: The Chill Escape

For those who prefer a more laid-back vibe, Kata Beach is the ideal choice. It’s family-friendly, with soft sands, gentle waves, and just enough cafes to keep things lively. Stay here if you love relaxing under swaying palms, enjoying serene sunsets, or even trying your hand at surfing in the calm waters.

attractions in Phuket Island

Karon Beach: The Best of Both Worlds

Karon Beach offers a perfect blend of peace and convenience. Its vast sandy stretches mean you’ll always find your own spot to unwind, while its location makes it easy to dip into Patong’s nightlife when the mood strikes. Stay here for quiet mornings, great restaurants, and the flexibility to enjoy everything Phuket has to offer.

Phuket Transportation

Apart from what I've talked about above, here are some other ways to travel easily around Phuket island.

  • Local buses (Songthaews) connect Phuket Town to various beaches. These converted trucks operate from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with fares ranging from 20 to 40 THB ($0.60 to $1.20 USD) per trip. Songthaews are an economical way to travel but can be slow and less comfortable compared to other modes of transport.
  • Tuk-tuks are widely available across Phuket, especially in tourist areas. They operate 24/7, and fares start at around 200 THB ($6 USD) for short trips and can go up to 1000 THB ($30 USD) for longer distances. Tuk-tuks offer a convenient and quintessentially Thai travel experience, though they are more expensive compared to buses and fares should be negotiated in advance.
transportation in Phuket Island

Source: The Tuk Tuk Club

  • Motorbike rentals are a popular choice, with daily rates ranging from 200 to 400 THB ($6 to $12 USD). Renting a motorbike offers great flexibility and is cost-effective, especially for solo travelers. It is important to wear a helmet and have a valid license, as traffic police frequently check for compliance.
  • Boat services operate between Phuket and nearby islands such as Phi Phi, James Bond Island, and Coral Island. Prices vary depending on the destination and type of service (ferry, speedboat, or long-tail boat), typically ranging from 300 to 1500 THB ($9 to $45 USD) for a round trip. Boats are the only way to reach these islands.

Better to know before visiting Phuket

CategoryDetails
LanguageThai; No need to worry since English is widely used in tourist areas.
CurrencyThai Baht (THB)
Currency Conversion1 USD=34.16 THB
Best Time to VisitNovember to February; these months offer dry and cool weather (23°C to 31°C), ideal for beach activities and outdoor adventures. The least busy time is during the low season (July to October) when you can find great deals but expect some rain
Electricity220V, 50Hz, common plug types are A, B, and C

Must-try Foods in Phuket

Tom Yum Goong (ต้มยำกุ้ง)

This spicy and sour shrimp soup is a Thai classic, bursting with flavors of lemongrass, lime, and chili. In Phuket, it’s often made with the freshest seafood, elevating this dish to a whole new level.

Mee Hokkien (หมี่ฮกเกี้ยน)

A local favorite, this dish features thick yellow noodles stir-fried with shrimp, pork, or squid, seasoned with soy sauce and topped with crispy shallots. It’s a flavorful comfort food unique to Phuket’s Chinese heritage.

Gaeng Poo (แกงปู)

This creamy yellow curry with fresh crab meat is a must-try for seafood lovers. Served with rice noodles, it combines the richness of coconut milk with the heat of southern Thai spices.

food in Phuket Island

Phuket Weather: What Every American Needs to Know

Phuket’s tropical weather is as consistent as your morning coffee—warm and humid year-round. Here’s a short guide to help you plan:

Dry Season (November to April):

This is Phuket’s peak season, aka the perfect escape from chilly American winters. Expect sunny skies, temperatures in the 80s (Fahrenheit), and calm seas ideal for snorkeling, diving, and lounging on the beach with zero guilt.

Rainy Season (May to October):

Don’t write this off! Sure, it rains, but it’s more like dramatic afternoon showers followed by clear skies. Temperatures still hover in the 80s, and the island is quieter, with lower prices and lush green landscapes. Just pack a light rain jacket and your sense of adventure.

Warm Tip: Phuket’s heat and humidity can feel intense, so stay hydrated and slap on sunscreen like it’s your new best friend. Whether it’s winter or summer back home, Phuket guarantees a warm welcome (literally).

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