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The Nature Phuket
"The Nature Phuket was an absolutely fantastic experience! The staff was very accommodating, the food was fantastic at both restaurants, the pools and bars were clean and well stocked, the Spa was fantastic and the room was everything I could have asked for. The hotel was walking distance from the beach and also offered a shuttle service to the nearby mall. If I ever come back to Thailand, I will ABSOLUTELY be staying here again!"
The Marin Phuket Kamala Beach
"Hotel was much smaller than the first one we stayed and the room was also much smaller. Generally it is clean and close to amenities which is acrodd the road. This place we stayed are mainly filled with Russian travellers. Breakfast spread sufficient but not as wide as the first hotel we stayed. But generally it was comfortable and best of all I love the TV channels which has NEtflix, Apple TV...etc"
Courtyard by Marriott Phuket, Patong Beach Resort
"Great staff! Pineapple juice during checking in was the best I’ve ever had in my life."
The Kee Resort & Spa
"Accessibility to main location, beach and market. Great service and helpful staffs."
Grand Mercure Phuket Patong
"Very friendly and courteous"
Hotel Riu Palace Phuket - All Inclusive
"Property staff was super polite. Customer service at its best. Room was clean and food was great. 5 star hands down"
Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort
"Best staff..! So friendly"
SAii Laguna Phuket
"Very nice and quiet place to stay With many extras"
Chalong Marina Bay View Phuket
"Amazing hotel, staff friendly rooms were big and spacious swimming pool on the roof was amazing. I can’t wait to go back"
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Pocket Guide: Ko Yao Yai
Ko Yao Yai may be the larger and more populated of Thailand's two Ko Yao islands, but it is still less developed than its neighbour, Ko Yao Noi. Even though over a dozen guesthouses and resorts have now popped up on Ko Yao Yai, farming and fishing still rank far above tourism in the ways the friendly locals earn their living. Rubber plantations, coconut groves, and villages filled with stilted wooden homes are the dominant scenes along the smooth main road.
Don’t MissLike its neighbour, Ko Yao Noi, motorcycling and beach-hopping are Ko Yao Yai's two main attractions.
During low tide, the calm and shallow bays next to most of the island's narrow beaches of white sand turn into mud flats. Loh Paret, a beach on the island's west coast, offers superb swimming all day long and spectacular sunsets. Some beaches also allow snorkelling.
A steep path through a rubber tree plantation between the piers of Klong Hia and Chong Lad leads to the Ko Yao viewpoint, which offers the best views of the entire island. Local operators also offer private mangrove and karst island kayaking excursions. A jet-ski operation has recently been added next to ATV off-roading, agricultural tours, and fishing excursions on Ko Yao Yai's growing list of outdoor activities.
Restaurants and BarsMost Ko Yao Yai eating and drinking opportunities are located in the island's resorts. Aside from a coffee bar which serves Italian and American food, freshly caught seafood and traditional Thai cuisine are the most common menu items. A single liquor store recently opened close to Chong Lad village.
ShoppingThere is only one major shop on the island of Ko Yao Yai, and a handful of other places to shop in neighbouring Ko Yao Noi.