Nestled between a tropical lagoon and pristine beach, this Phuket hotel is your dream destination for serene seaside stays. Settle in for carefree days and a warm Thai welcome just steps from the golden sands of the Andaman coast.

Here, gentle sea breezes lull you into deep relaxation and complete peace-of-mind. Rooms and suites overlooking the beach or lagoon beckon with the plushest comforts. Gourmands can sample the flavors of the world – while the exclusive club lounge welcomes members for afternoon tea and pre-dinner cocktails and canapés.

• Private balcony or terrace with calming lagoon views
• Spacious layout with comfortable seating and oversized indoor daybed
• 55-inch Smart TV with built-in Chromecast
• Nespresso coffee machine and minibar
• Bathroom with walk-in shower featuring both rain and handheld showerheads
• Separate bathtub
• Natural bathroom amenities
• Premium linens, bathrobes and slippers
• The Club Lounge Access with exclusive privileges

Bangkok – Hidden Gems & Surprises

Bangkok has the world’s longest city name.
Its full ceremonial name in Thai is 168 letters long! It's “Krung Thep Maha Nakhon Amon Rattanakosin…” (and it goes on). Locals just say “Krung Thep,” meaning “City of Angels.”

You can ride a canal taxi like a local.
While tourists often take tuk-tuks, klong boats (canal taxis) are how many locals still commute. It’s fast, affordable, and shows a whole different side of the city.

There’s a ghost tower in the middle of the city.
The Sathorn Unique Tower is a massive, abandoned skyscraper left unfinished after the 1997 financial crisis. It's rumored to be haunted and has become an urban legend.

🏝️ Phuket – Beyond the Beach

Phuket has its own unique culture and language.
Phuket was once a major hub for Chinese and Malay traders, so it has a strong Baba-Nyonya (Peranakan) heritage. You’ll see it in the colorful Old Town and taste it in local fusion dishes.

It’s home to a vegetarian festival — with extreme rituals.
Every October, Phuket’s Vegetarian Festival features piercing rituals and firewalking, meant to purify the body and spirit. It’s intense and deeply spiritual.

There are secret beaches with no crowds.
While Patong Beach is popular, places like Ao Sane, Laem Singh (accessible by boat), and Nui Beach are hidden gems known mostly to locals and savvy travelers.

When you travel to Thailand, the food isn’t just a meal—it’s an experience. Every bite tells a story of tradition, spice, and flavor that will stay with you long after your trip ends.

🍲 Street Food Heaven – From sizzling satay skewers to crispy spring rolls and juicy mango sticky rice, Thailand’s street markets are world-famous for a reason. Every corner offers something new and unforgettable.

🌶️ Bold Flavors – Sweet, spicy, salty, sour… Thai cuisine balances it all in one dish. Whether you’re savoring a bowl of creamy green curry, tangy Pad Thai, or fiery Tom Yum soup, your taste buds are in for a journey.

🥭 Fresh & Local – Bursting with tropical fruits, fresh herbs, and aromatic spices, Thai food is as colorful as it is delicious.

🍹 Pair It With Culture – Meals in Thailand are more than food—they’re a way to connect. Imagine enjoying dinner on a rooftop overlooking Bangkok, or tasting traditional dishes prepared in a floating market.

✨ The best part? When you travel with us, you’ll not only eat like a local—you’ll live like one.