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Located on the only beach in the region, Hyatt Ziva Puerto Vallarta is our all-ages luxury oceanfront resort with its own private cove. Enjoy stunning ocean vistas from our sunset bar or sneak a peak of breaching whales from our beachfront restaurants.

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                              	Patong is a party capital of Asia, with a world famous night life and a great beach. Mostly made up of hotels, world class restaurants, nightclubs and various tourist attractions, this is a hedonists' heaven of night life, with numerous entertainment complexes and countless bars clustered together in and around Bangla Road and the beach road. The town has a very obvious female, transgender and male sex industry to cater to every taste, however to only view it as this is a mistake, it offers so much more, for families and couples too.

Massage parlours of the erotic as well the therapeutic (Nuad Thai) genre provide less alcohol/drug infested venues for punters and wellness seekers. One can even find masseuses practising this medical art atop bamboo mats on the beach sands (100 baht and up).

Prices are higher than in [wiki=3018b9d4eb3f83ba411aae7dacb9750d]Phuket Town[/wiki], but there's more budget accommodation here than at the more southerly beaches. In Dec/Jan is high season so prices are at least double for hotels.You will be lucky to get anything decent (aircon) under B1000 at this time.

This may not be a good destination for the average backpacker, except in the rainy season when prices are far lower. However this is not Patong's stated market, it is fairly and squarely aimed at holidaymakers and does it rather well.

Rooming houses ('mansions') a few blocks inland provide nice, clean air-con rooms and suites as cheaply as 300 baht/day (less without air-con), or 3,000-10,000 baht/month. However Patong has every type of accommodation imaginable, from home stays to 5 star palaces.                              	                              		2004 tsunamiBeach Road and the immediate surrounding areas were hit hard by the December 2004 tsunami, however the only signs now remaining are the "tsunami" titles on sale at the VCD/DVD vendors.
U.S. NavyPhuket Island in general and Patong Beach in particular are visited about once per year by ships of the United States Navy. The sailors are generally well behaved and are policed by their own Shore Patrol. As Phuket is not considered big enough, very large navy ships usually visit [wiki=0fd360636058b928fc4d4e875290241c]Pattaya[/wiki] instead.
OrientationPatong's three main axes are the aptly named Beach Road (Thanon Thawiwong) and Thanon Rat-U-Thit 200 Pi (the last bit means "200 years" and is pronounced song roi bee) running parallel a few hundred metres inland, bisected at the midpoint by the world famous Soi Bangla. These roads are one way streets- the beach road runs to the right of the beach as you face it, and Rat U Tit Road runs in the other direction. Transport into the beach comes from Phuket Town/Airport etc, along this road.

Running parallel to the Beach Road and Rat-U-Thit about half a kilometre inland is Nanai Rd which is the residential expatriate area and has many cheaper guest houses and hotels. The restaurants on this road tend to be cheaper as well as beers which can be had for 50 baht a bottle generally.

Between Nanai Rd and Rat-U-Thit is the new bypass road which is almost open, suitable for motorbikes at present and braver car owners. This road runs behind the huge Jungceylon shopping centre and past the local fresh fish and vegetable market 'Baanzan', well worth a visit if you are self catering.
ClimateThe best time for visiting Patong beach may be during the winter, from November until March. The weather is cool and comfortable. The average temperature is around 24°C to 32°C. On the other hand, the hottest time is from April to May and the average temperature is around 27°C to 36°C. The weather is hot with heavy rain.
  
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                              	                              	                              		By planePhuket International Airport is 35km to the north of Patong. "Limousine" taxis from the airport to Patong are a steep 800 baht (45min); meter-taxis 700+ baht (from the meter-taxi stand at the airport: ignore the touts and turn right as you exit the terminal); shared minibuses limit the damage to 180 baht (and on the way the driver stops to "get information about your destination" at a shop, where you will be sold tickets for activities. It's a scam. Don't buy.) All the drivers at the airport seem to be working in collusion making negotiating a cheaper price impossible. An even cheaper (however, also more time consuming) option is to take the comfortable air conditioned airport shuttle bus to [wiki=3018b9d4eb3f83ba411aae7dacb9750d]Phuket Town[/wiki] (85 baht, 1h), and switch there to a local bus to Patong (see "[wiki=c4eaadc81ff5542ebb2c3f9936e0e848]#By bus[/wiki]" section, below). Alternatively, if you know the right road, you can get off the bus after you pass the Big C shopping centre on the right (the airport bus goes to the left there, and the road to Kathu and then Patong is to the right from the same intersection), and try to catch a local bus to Patong there, which also passes that intersection. Local buses to Patong are clearly marked in English and in Thai.

Recently Airport bus to Patong town has also started service with fare of 130 Bhats. Bus leave from Airport Bus Terminal every hour.
By busRegular buses connect to [wiki=3018b9d4eb3f83ba411aae7dacb9750d]Phuket Town[/wiki] (30 baht, 30-45 minutes) every 30 minutes or so between 07:00 and 18:00. The route starts from the southern end of the beach, after which the bus crawls through town (via Bangla Road), stopping to pick up passengers, before finally heading off across the hills, and going via Kathu, then passing near Big C before entering the Phuket Town.

In Phuket Town, those songteows (2/3 bench pickup trucks) are usually waiting for passengers near the local market (1.5km west of the Phuket bus station). (see Phuket Town for how to get around the bus stations and find the local transport)

As of 2013, these songteows now start from the bus station (number one), and then go to the market to collect a full load before proceeding. Will cost an extra B10. There is also a bus, which travels the same route.

If you're coming by public bus from other areas in Thailand (like [wiki=3d147c6ba113929f5a004a5e9dcc832e]Bangkok[/wiki] or [wiki=75d32d219c5589eb557db3ac58ea8407]Surat Thani[/wiki]), you will end up at the new number two bus station. It could cost a fortune to get to the beaches from here, so look at Phuket Town for how to do it cheaper via the old number one bus station.

If you walk out of the bus station and try to get the pink bus you can go to Phuket Town for around THB10 - see [wiki=8ccf1b3546812e76bda92644f0b35b48]Phuket_Town[/wiki] for more details and information.

A new [url=http://phuketairportbusexpress.com/en]Phuket Airport Express[/url] shuttle bus has been inaugurated which links Phuket International Airport with [wiki=082cb4d75a024e47a730bfdd9a95e40d]Patong Beach[/wiki] without the need to change in [wiki=3018b9d4eb3f83ba411aae7dacb9750d]Phuket Town[/wiki]. A single ticket which you buy onboard costs 120 Baht and the service runs every 45 minutes commencing at 08:15 daily. The journey takes approximately 90 minutes to complete. The last bus leaves at 20:45 arriving in Patong at 22:40.

The return journey from Patong to the airport commences at 08:00 with the last bus leaving at 19:00.

The route runs via Muangmai, Thalang, Lotus Thalang, Monument, Boat Lagoon, Lotus Bypass and Kathu to [wiki=082cb4d75a024e47a730bfdd9a95e40d]Patong Beach[/wiki] and terminates at Banzaan Market which is located at the rear of the [url=http://www.jungceylon.com/index_en.aspx]Jungceylon Shopping Mall[/url]

The additional journey time compared with a taxi to Patong which takes about 40 minutes may be of interest to travellers arriving on early morning flights who are unable to check-in to hotels until early afternoon and want something to do to while away the time.

There are also plans to extend the destinations to both Kata and Karon at a later date subject to sufficient interest in the service.
By private car or vanPhuket Connect Transfers [url=http://www.phuketconnecttransfers.com]]( info@phuketconnecttransfers.com ) By Local Diver. Transfers by private car and van from any place in patong beach to any place around phuket. Available 24/7. You can arrange in advance and tell them to prepare a baby seat for kid free.

Phuket Travel Box Transfers [http://www.phukettravelbox.com[/url] ( phuket@phukettravelbox.com ) By Local English Speaking driver. Price is very cheap starts only at 700 THB. They have more than 7 minivan Toyota Commuter and 10 cars. Price is compatative and baby seat is free.
By limousineLimousine usually refers to a larger sedan or saloon car, such as a Toyota Camry, with leather seats. They cost around 600-700 baht to go to Kata Beach. Considering the drive is about an hour long, this is one of the best options to get to Kata Beach.
  
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                              	Patong can just about be covered on foot, but there are plenty of taxis and motorbikes to get you around. The cost of these is one of the main downsides to Patong as they are unregulated and charge what they please.

Phuket has two types of taxi: a multitude of small [wiki=103357e3e40a9c0e4e9d36110f7bbc7a#Songthaew]songthaew[/wiki]-style minivans which are usually bright red or occasionally bright yellow, and very few conventional sedan-style taxis which are yellow and red, with a "TAXI-METER" sign on top.

The minivans have no meter, and their drivers are notoriously mercenary, so always agree a price beforehand and do bargain hard. Short hops typically cost 200 baht since the one-way system was implemented.

For longer distances the metered taxis are generally more suitable.

Motorbike taxi rides within Patong start around 40 baht, though for any lengthy distance you might find it hard to get a ride for less than 100 baht.

TukTuks are abundant, but prices begin to add up for anyone staying longer than a day or two. If you plan on travelling around Phuket it may be cheaper in the long run to rent a car.                              	                              
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                              	There are many types of beaches on Phuket, if one wants unspoiled and natural then Patong is not your kind of place, but there are many unspoiled beaches in the north and south of this beautiful island. Patong is for those of you who like a developed resort with a wonderful night life.

* On the very tip of South Patong Bay, Paradise Beach has clear blue water and powdery sand. The views are fantastic and the snorkeling is great. There are beach chairs included with the admission and also very clean toilets and showers. The restaurant serves Thai and Western food for about 80 to 150 baht per plate.

* Just north of Patong Bay, starting from about the Novotel Phuket Resort Patong to Thavorn Beach Village, this area consists of rocky but quiet beaches, and an interesting road leading up into hills with high viewpoints and a few good quality restaurants perched on the edge and top. Some housing compounds are now being built on the hillsides and the whole area is steadily moving upmarket.

*Phuket DM Tour is affordable and providing excellent service for all travelers.                              	                              
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                              	                              	                              		CabaretSet designs are outstanding, costumes extravagant and the performers glamorous! Luxurious and intimate theatre with hi-tech sound and lighting equipment. International show featuring modern and traditional acts from around the globe in English and other languages.
Massage and spaHigh-end services are Thai-style with 24 beds for Thai massage, 16 private rooms for oil massage and foot massage. Free pick-up in the Patong area.
Snorkelling and scuba divingBest snorkeling and diving from the beach in Phuket. Great Beach, very relaxing.

* Liveaboard at Phuket and Similans. PADI Scuba and IDC Courses. Scuba & Snorkelling for the whole family.

* Snorkeling and scuba diving, gear rental, Speedboat tours, and information.

* Day trips to Ko Racha Yai for either scuba diving or snorkelling. A full day trip can provide amazing scenery both above and below the surface. Trips are available daily, all year round.

* Scuba diving holidays to the Similan National Marine Park.

* a complete PADI 5 Star Career Development Scuba Diving Center and IDC. Provides day trips and PADI scuba diving courses, from beginner to professional level of instructor, to [wiki=12c2e6331b49ce0be6d3a262e8f48fc0]Ko Racha[/wiki] and [wiki=54811f6a880e7786858198280147848a]Ko Phi Phi[/wiki] islands. They are Liveaboard specialists to [wiki=54ac002b6a9f3d6fcec566544a8e2aad]Similan Islands[/wiki] and [wiki=53b98f90a1c4b17176913e24570306bb]Bali[/wiki], having they own fleet - M/V Mermaid's
Jet-skiingYou might want to reconsider renting a jet-ski in Phuket. There is a well-known and notorious scam where tourists are falsely accused of damaging the jet skis and extorted out of huge sums of money (many tens of thousands of baht). The extortionists are extremely persistent and are known to use threats of physical violence and the police might not help if they're getting a cut of the proceeds. The general consensus seems to be that to stay safe you should *not* rent a jet ski in Thailand. There is no insurance if you insist on renting a jet-ski.

Even the locals stay clear of jet-ski operators, because they show a reckless disregard for life and limb. In addition, if you collide with any swimmers, you risk injuring or killing the swimmer, with terrible consequences for the both of you. In short, please support the popular (non-government) current campaign to force these ski operators to close down - don't jet-ski! However, the authorities are intent on keeping these ski-operators in business, for obvious reasons. Please don't let them succeed!
  
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                              	Great school! Teaches languages (Thai, English, German, and Japanese. Rates depend on group or private and length of study). Approved by the Thai Ministry of Education, accredited by CSN Sweden, and Bildungsurlaub Germany.                              	                              
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                              	One of Patong's main attractions, besides the night life, is shopping. Patong Beach transforms into a large night bazaar every evening, when all the main roads become clogged with stalls selling handicrafts, silk scarves, sarongs and a variety of beach clothes, leisure wear, leather goods and luggage, CDs, etc. [wiki=5723c92270b3a6333fe517fc0a34c906]Bargain[/wiki] hard for anything you buy from these stalls, as everything is negotiable in Patong and starting prices are often ridiculously high. Get a local to help you haggle rather than complain about it. Shopping at shopping malls in Phuket is a lot safer and cost effective. The price of a pair of sunglasses for example will be the same price as stalls on beach road, and will not be a bargain.

Fake goods from the many stalls are all over the place, and normally of poor quality. The Thai government recently introduced a new law making it a criminal offence to buy or sell pirated goods. Although no cases involving tourists have been reported the risk does exist that goods that violate intellectual property rights may be liable to confiscation at the airport.

* Patong's first full-fledged modern, air conditioned shopping mall, complete with 200 shops, a Big C supermarket, integrated hotel, etc. The food court in the basement has various types of local food, mostly Indian and Thai. It is a good value commercial canteen in style with tables in the middle and food vendors set into walls around table area.

* Small department store on Bangla Road.

* You might be excused for thinking that this has something to do with the "One Tambon, One Product" scheme to promote local industry, but rather this market sells exactly the same copies of branded clothes and mass-produced handicrafts as everybody else. However, there is a fairly wide selection to choose from.                              	                              		TailoringOne of the first custom tailors in Phuket.

* Get a designer-style suit or dress made for comparatively low cost.

*An experienced and high quality bespoke tailor.
  
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                              	Patong offers an amazingly cosmopolitan array of eating options, including Arabic, French, German, Indian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Scandinavian and many others. By Thai standards the prices are high at about 150 baht for basic meals such as fried rice. Seafood is priced by weight and is not cheap either. There is a good food court at Jungceylon (See [wiki=8fe683e36de79c09f89f56dd002dda0e]#Buy|Buy[/wiki]).

* An open-air restaurant that has excellent seafood selections. The prices are fairly low, and the place is usually busy at night.

* The 9th Floor is an open air restaurant in Phuket and has a 270 degree panoramic view of Patong. Has a varied menu of Mediterranean and international dishes, a large selection of wines and a humidor with Cuban cigars.

* These two restaurants have two separate menus for two separate cuisines, namely Indian and Arabic. Both locations offer air-con inside and smoking waterpipes outside. Watch out for the 150 baht portions of rice and tomato-heavy curries which may not be to everyone's taste.

* Impressive wooden carving decor, fabulous location on the cliff, excellent Thai Food.

* Baan Yin Dee offers a fusion of European and Thai food in a warm and relaxed atmosphere, with a discreet ambience and outstanding service. 

* Arabian cuisine.

*Phuket's only South American steakhouse. Located in the largest mall in Patong and very busy in the evenings. Most famous for its imported Wagyu and Angus steaks, its Mojitos and other cocktails, and Argentinian wines.

*Only Spanish restaurant on the island of Phuket, with Spanish chef. Medium prices, high food quality 

* This restaurant has been closed since over a year.

*One of the best restaurants in Patong. Prices are a bit higher than other restaurants but you really get what you pay for. Authentic Italian.

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* Extensive menu covering Thai and Western food, plus pastries and snacks from the in-house bakery. Terrace seating outside and air-con restaurant inside. A bit pricey though with most everything over 100 baht.

* A good choice for imported steaks and Scandinavian specialities.

*  Lim's is a nice hide-away from the busy streets of Patong, with modern Thai cuisine served. LIM's also has an adjacent art gallery of modern style.

* Serving various kind of international and Thai food. Good value for money.

* This restaurant has Thai and international food. Reasonable prices for a hotel outlet.

* One of the finest seafood restaurants on Phuket serving local delicacies.

*Red Chilli Restaurant serves food and refreshments, both international and local, all day, in an informal and relaxed atmosphere. If you’re an avid soccer fan, catch live telecasts of the latest soccer matches from a large wall - mounted flat screen TV right here in the restaurant. Alternatively, relax by the pool or order a drink from the poolside bar. Additional facilities include free Wifi internet connection enjoyed in both the rooms and the public areas, an internet station at the Lobby, and a Travel and Tourism Desk.

* Rodizio Brazil is Phuket's first 'All-You-Can-Eat' Brazilian steakhouse. This is Brazil's most popular restaurant style, where one pays a fixed price and waiters come to the table with a knife and skewers with various kinds of charcoal grilled, top quality cuts of meat and seafood. Included in the price is a full salad bar and cooked food buffet

* Good for imported Italian pasta and pizza, has indoor and outdoor seating.

* Sam's serves the finest steaks only from top quality Australian and US beef, free salad bar with all steak orders. Moderate to high price depending on the kind of food ordered but good value.

* One of the better seafood restaurants in Patong.

* Offers authentic Russian, modern Thai and traditional Japanese cuisine.

* Serves good European and British food, and an amazing Sunday lunch which is repeated on Wednesday.                              	                              
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                              	Patong's nightlife spills out in all directions but the centre of the maelstrom is Bangla Road and its four sois - Crocodile, Eric, Gonzo, and Seadragon, packed with a frenetic mix of pubs, beer bars, and go-go bars. Soi Crocodile is also known as Soi Katoey, a reference to its many transexuals; at the end of this soi is the Moulin Rose Ladyboy Cabaret bar (free entry but drinks arre 300 baht) and it is these ladyboys who pose for photos at the entrance to the soi. There are also a couple of good nightclubs with dance floors, a rarity in Thailand.

Bangla Road is populated with curious voyeurs and sex tourists; roughly speaking the bars on the South side of Bangla Road are known as Beer Bars whereas those on the Northside and the sois along there are girlie bars where hostesses offer more than drinks service.

*Phukets premier ladyboy bar. Family / Couple friendly (not sleezy). Free cabaret at 22:30 and Midnight. Standard drink prices. Pool table and DJ. Welcoming environment with no pressure for ladydrinks; not agressive like Soi Crocodile, you're welcome to challenge the girls to pool, chat to them and if you're polite they're happy to pose for photo's.

* Another nice and less expensive place, though not with a view of the beach. One of the only places in Patong to sell Guinness, it also has a Celtic cross made with Guinness cans.

* A nice place to sit down and have a decent pint or two. The prices are a bit high, but if you need some good pub food and want to sit back and watch the human traffic plus the great music band, this is a good enough pub.

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* The little brother of Bangkok's most famous live music venue. They have top quality Jazz, Blues, funk and soul outfits there each night and the place is very well designed. Can be hit and miss with the bands but usually very good quality.

* a Go Go Cabaret

*hotel lobby cafe & restaurant

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*a go-go bar

*exotic hotel & restaurant

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*                              	                              		NightclubsSmall, but good DJ.

*a Thai style nightclub with a live band playing Thai music. Unlike western nightclubs there is no dance-floor as such instead patrons stand around small tables. There is no corkage fee to bring your own bottle of spirits if you pay for mixers. 

*Nightclub under joint Thai/Swedish ownership. Closed?

* - Popular, pulling in many of the nearby bar girls after work, and a lot of young tourists. Plays dance and contemporary pop music, unfortunately not over the best sound system/acoustics. Features 'prize throw' giveaways.

* the most famous bar of Bangla Road dance music and lap dances.

* The granddaddy of all Patong's discos and is always very busy.

* Probably has the most creative design of all go-go bars on the Bangla Road strip
Gay SceneSoi Paradise, just North of Bangla Road is the world famous gay area known as Soi Paradise. Many of these bars on the soi leading up to Paradise Hotel (where the soi takes it name) will have cabaret shows featuring ladyboys and transvestites. Most of the bars will close at 2am and anyone wanting to continue the party will head to Boat Bar. Every April there is a Gay Pride week that culminates on the final day in a parade from Beach Road to Soi Paradise where all the bar staff and customers dress up like peacocks - a sight to behold if you're in town.
  
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                              	Accommodation is rather expensive during the peak season with simple air-con rooms ranging from 500-1,500 baht; fan rooms start around 300 baht but availability is limited. In the low season, air-con rooms are easily found from around 300 baht and up. You can usually get a better deal for the more expensive rooms by using one of the local travel shops. It pays to [wiki=2d006605bb53b8f95322148507581a35]haggle[/wiki] with them.

One thing to be aware of in Thailand is the frequent misuse of the terms "Resort" and "Boutique Hotel". Unscrupulous hoteliers have no qualms about describing a backpackers hostel as a "boutique hotel" or a "resort" if the description serves to attract business. Since [url=http://goo.gl/maps/uBjHX]Google Maps Street View[/url] is now available to view most areas of Patong Beach, it might be wise to take a look at the hotel's facade if room rates seem a bit too low for the type of business it purports to be.

Significant savings can also be made by booking via an hotel's own site rather than through online booking agencies. The latter tend to post vastly inflated prices on their sites which they then 'discount' to give the impression that they're offering huge savings on the 'normal rate'. However, the opposite is the case because in Thailand at least, the commission which they earn is added to the room rate resulting in considerable price increases compared with those offered by the hotel's own site.

A typical example can be made by comparing a well known online booking agency's rate for the C&N Hotel in Patong. For the period October 3 to October 10, 2014, the standard room rate for seven nights amounts to 11,900 Baht at [url=http://is.gd/djQz4L]Booking.com[/url]. The same room booked via the [url=http://www.cngroup.viewshop-webhosting.com/cnhotelpatong/special.php]C&N hotel[/url] site is only 5,250 Baht and includes a free airport transfer. The latter respresents an additional saving of around 650 Baht for the taxi fare. In this particular example, you need to enter your proposed dates in the "Online Reservation" fields on the C&N site and then click the "Check Availability" button in order to get to their discounted weekly rates page.

*Located a 3-minute walk to Patong Beach, Andatel Grande Patong Phuket offers free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Boasting stylish accommodation with a private balcony overlooking 2 swimming pools, the hotel provides free parking on-site.

The hotel is a 7-minute walk to Bangla Road, Jungceylon shopping centre and Bangla Boxing Stadium. Kamala Beach and Kata Beach are a 15-minute ride away. Phuket International Airport can be reached within a 45-minute drive from the hotel.

Rooms at Andatel Grande are furnished with contemporary decor. Each room is fitted with a 40-inch internet smart TV, a minibar and a safety deposit box. Free toiletries and a hairdryer are included in an en suite bathroom.

*Opt for the modern and central Mirage Patong, sets across from the famous street of Sansabai. The Mirage is just a minute walk from Junceylon Shopping Mall, the Bangla Boxing Stadium and just a stroll away from the famous Bangla Walking Street. Situtated 45 minutes away from Phuket international airport, we offer excellent choice of quality accommodation at great value. All our rooms are equipped with HD LED TV, free high speed internet service and basic guest amenities.

Mirage rooftop features swimming pool, bar and sun lounge. Here guests can enjoy a nice relaxing sun bath while sipping on drinks. The rooftop offers a glimpse of famous Patong beach and most of Bangla Boxing Stadium.

*Very comfortable rooms and probably the largest in Patong. Great and large bed, nice balcony and view. Free Wi-Fi, swimming pool. Rent a Motorbike and explore the Island. Every nationality or sexuality welcome.

*Brand new hostel 5 minute walk from the beach. This is the better part of town away from the noise of the party scene, but still close enough to walk to all the bars. Nice 4 bedrooms dorms and private rooms with AC. Nice friendly staff and secure with lockers. Live premier league, excellent WiFi. 

*An upscale beach resort that is walking distance from Phuket's night-life and other local attractions.                              	                              		BudgetBasic, clean, en suite rooms with no windows at south end of beach. About 15min walk from Bangla Road. Helpful staff.

* 173 Serviced apartments, located in the heart of Patong. Shopping, food and the beach are all within walking distance. The apartments are compact and modern with fully-equipped kitchen, available for short and long term stays. Also features a swimming pool, lounge area and fitness facilities.

*Al1 rooms and 2 dorm rooms with 2 bunk beds each (4 people/room), one shower and a big fan. Each bed has a locker. Clean simple and cheap.

* Bodega is a relaxed and vibey hostel, music cafe and gallery in the heart of bustling Patong.

*Comfortable rooms, easy bus trip to the beach, no joiner fee, Wi-Fi, cable, food and coffee downstairs.

*50m from Patong Beach and not far from to the entertainment centre at Bangla Road. All rooms have free Wi-Fi, air-con, mini-bar, satellite TV, complimentary bottled water and free beach towel use. Under new management.

* 28 full air-con units including superior room and deluxe room at economical rates, all have balcony, cable TV and mini bar. Internet, pool table and professional massage room.

* air-con,TV, DVD, Wi-Fi. 100 m to nightlife on Bangla Rd.

* 20 spacious rooms on the lower slopes of the mountains of Patong Beach Bay. 5 min drive to the centre of Patong. Hotel swimming pool.

* 16 rooms and 2 big apartments, all of which have balcony, air-conditioner, cable TV, DVD player and mini bar. Jacuzzi/bath in the tropical garden, Internet kiosk in the bar. Airport transfers.

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* Private rooms and shared hostel dormitory rooms. Clean, quiet and safe. Free Wi-Fi, lockers, cable TV, friendly, relaxed atmosphere.

* 5 minute drive from Patong Beach and Jungceylon Shopping Mall. Has a fitness centre, sauna and non-smoking rooms with a 32-inch flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi and free parking.]

* Rooms above a bar run by a Thai/British couple, close to the beach. air-con, minibar, hot water.]

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Mid-rangeAdd Mansion, (แอ๊ด แมนชั่น), 209/25-26 Rat-Uthit 200 Pi Road. ☎ +66 76 29430, +66 76 294431. 15 rooms. From 1,300-1,500 baht.

* Aloha Villa, (อโลฮา วิลล่า), 145/2 Rat-Uthit 200 Pi Road. ☎ +66 76 345 733, +66 76 345742. (fax: +66 76 345743) [url=http://phuket-aloha.com],]121 rooms. From 1,100-2,500 baht

* Amici Miei Hotel, Soi Banzaan 74/38, ☎ +66 76 296062. Italian owner. Clean & stylish rooms. Located only 1 min. from the main shopping mall, but that means also at the far end of things from the beaches, so expect a ~20 min. walk. Street-side rooms can be noisy. From 1,300 baht for double.

* Apartment for rent near Simon cabaret and the Life spa massage with Two swimming pools, 24h security and a Fitness center.

* Rooms have a modern design, air-con, cable TV, and a coffee/tea maker. High-speed Internet, swimming pool, and massage service.

* C&N Hotel, 151 Rat-U-Thit Song Roi Pi Rd., Patong Beach. (on its own soi about 50 m from the corner of Bangla Road). [url=http://www.cngroup.viewshop-webhosting.com/cnhotelpatong/special.php]C&N Hotel[/url[/url]. ☎ +66 76 341892, +66 76 341893, (fax +66 76 341 895). Four storey hotel with friendly management. Double glazed at the front, but not at the rear of the building. Has its own massage parlour, restaurant and beauty salon in addition to free overnight parking facilities. Complimentary free airport transfer for bookings of three days or more. Rooms from 1,000 baht.

* Location is good, a short walk to Patong beach, 248 rooms hotel with roof-top swimming pools, a restaurant, bistro cafe serving local and international food. Bar lounge and a gym.

* KN Guesthouse, ☎ +66 76 294151, [url=http://knphuket.com].](off Ratuthid Road on Soi Jintana, near the Paradise complex). Swimming pool and restaurant. Squeaky clean and great hosts. From 1,200 baht.

* Komma Bar & Guest house, (south end of the main Patong strip, across the road from the beach). Food, warm vibes and hotel quality rooms for 1,400 baht.

* Superior and deluxe rooms, all equipped with air-con, 32-inch LCD TV and telephone. The Chali Restaurant & bar, swimming pool with Jacuzzi and free Wi-Fi.

* All rooms have air conditioning, refrigerator, balcony, LCD TV, IDD telephone, mini bar, safety box and WI-FI internet. Some of its facilities and services are Varee swimming pool, exercise room, bar, Chomvaree restaurant, baby sitting, free shuttle bus from hotel to Patong Beach, internet service, money exchange, medical on call service, room service and airport transportation.

* Patong Inn, 128 Taweewong Road ☎ +66 76 292545. Right in the middle of everything, just across the road from the beach and steps away from Bangla Road. Friendly staff, clean and comfortable. 2,000 baht including breakfast for 2 people.

* Patong Lodge Hotel, 284/1 Prabaramee Road ☎ +66 76 341020, [http://www.patonglodgehotel.com[/url]. On a hill between the end of Patong and Kalim beaches, overlooking the Andaman Sea. Walking distance to the beach, 5 min drive to the centre of Patong. From 1,000-5,000 baht.

* 20 spacious rooms in the foothills of Patong, 5 min drive to the centre of Patong. Swimming pool and relaxation area.

* air-con rooms, bathroom with shower, cable TV, mini-bar, Internet, telephone, radio, hair dryer, safe and daily breakfast. Restaurant, bar, 2 outdoor swimming pools, fitness room and parking.

* The rooms are decorated in Asian and Lanna style.

* Nice people and great rooms and suites
Splurge65 rooms.

* The only resort up on the small hill at the east end of Patong Beach away from the noise of the town. Very peaceful. Nice staff.

* 91 rooms

* Set around a stunning infinity edge pool, with 180 degree panoramic views of Patong Bay, Baan Paradise villa is surely one of the finest villas in Phuket.

* Boutique resort in a quiet soi on the south side of Patong. 15 m from the beach. Swimming pool, deluxe pool access rooms.

* On 12 acres of tropical gardens on Patong Beach. 45 minutes from Phuket International Airport and a 10 minute walk to Patong beach.

* Views of Kalim Beach. 333 rooms and suites in 20 acres of gardens, all with private balconies.

* 30 min from Phuket town in its own grounds and near Patong Beach. 265-room main wing or 140 studio and villa rooms in the Busakorn wing with 2 swimming pools. 

* 160 rooms in 1-3 storey buildings. All rooms have bathtub/shower, toiletries, cable TV and air-con.

* Boutique resort at Patong Beach. 70 rooms with full services and amenities.

* Next to the Diamond Cliff with views over Patong Beach and the sea. 6 restaurants including the "Old Fisherman" seafood restaurant. 215 rooms.

* Rooms equipped with air conditioning, refrigerator, shower, telephone, satellite TV, private balcony, safety deposit box, hot and cold water. Swimming pool, spa, parking area, restaurant, bar, room service, free Wi-Fi, complimentary shuttle bus to Patong, laundry and dry cleaning service.

*A swimming pool is a short walk from the rooms.

* Thai-style pavilions are placed strategically throughout the resort leaving pleasant open green spaces.
  
filter_dramaTravelling responsibly

                              	At the beach and some bars some people may offer you to take your photograph with animals, even baby animals, in exchange for money. Please remember that the most likely way (and many times the only way) these babies were acquired were by poachers killing the mothers, or the entire family. Endorsing this practice only leads to more demand, and more killing. Moreover, some of the species used are endangered and protected under Thai law, which makes the possession and abuse of many of these animals illegal.

The Gibbon Rehabilitation Project is a sanctuary for former photo prop and pet gibbons, based in Phuket Island, they have been working hard for the last decade to rehabilitate and reintroduce them into the wild, in the National Park by Bang Pae Waterfall, should you be interested in learning loads of information about these issues, you may visit their Education Centre inside the park.                              	                              
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                              	[wiki=889a67efedbce239701500b9e39575d5]Kamala[/wiki] - next beach to the north

* [wiki=c2d346813dbc628de4bb2dd6b5f39d26]Karon[/wiki] - next beach to the south

* [wiki=d87b7289aa843ad08d73d2e2fa78e388]Khao Lak[/wiki] - two hours to the north, well-regarded for its diving opportunities

* [wiki=54811f6a880e7786858198280147848a]Ko Phi Phi[/wiki] - are a popular day trip via tour packages

* [wiki=3018b9d4eb3f83ba411aae7dacb9750d]Phuket Town[/wiki]

[[WikiPedia:Patong Beach]]

[wiki=ba0667753db3c875378ea4e0055e40fe]de:Patong[/wiki]

Points of InterestTailandia

Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Parks - Monuments - Memorials
Tri Trang Beach
Tri Trang Beach
Phuket
Khao Kham Buddhist Park
Khao Kham Buddhist Park
Phuket
King Rama IX Park
King Rama IX Park
Phuket
Phuket Zoo
Phuket Zoo
Phuket
Chalong Beach
Chalong Beach
Phuket
Tri Trang Beach
Tri Trang Beach
Patong
King Rama IX Park
King Rama IX Park
Patong
Chalong Beach
Chalong Beach
Patong
Wat Suthat
Wat Suthat
Bangkok
Democracy Monument
Democracy Monument
Bangkok
Lumpini Park
Lumpini Park
Bangkok
Golden Mount
Golden Mount
Bangkok
Wat Chana Song Khram
Wat Chana Song Khram
Bangkok

Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Airport - Transportation
Phuket (HKT)
Phuket (HKT)
Phuket
Chiang Mai (CNX)
Chiang Mai (CNX)
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai International Airport
Chiang Mai International Airport
Chiang Mai
Phuket (HKT)
Phuket (HKT)
Krabi
Hua Hin Airport
Hua Hin Airport
Hua Hin
Mae Hongson Airport
Mae Hongson Airport
Mae Hong Son
Chiang Rai Airport
Chiang Rai Airport
Chiang Rai
Phuket (HKT)
Phuket (HKT)
Patong
Bangkok (BKK)
Bangkok (BKK)
Bangkok

District
District
District
Karon
Karon
Phuket
Rawai
Rawai
Phuket
Phuket Downtown
Phuket Downtown
Phuket
Rajaphat University, Dusit & Sunantha Campus
Rajaphat University, Dusit & Sunantha Campus
Bangkok
Klong Toi
Klong Toi
Bangkok
Pom Prap
Pom Prap
Bangkok
Sam Sen
Sam Sen
Bangkok
Suan Lumphini
Suan Lumphini
Bangkok
Thung Maha Mek
Thung Maha Mek
Bangkok
Yan Nava
Yan Nava
Bangkok
Sukhumwit
Sukhumwit
Bangkok
Siam Square
Siam Square
Bangkok
Chinatown
Chinatown
Bangkok
Ratcha Thewi
Ratcha Thewi
Bangkok

Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs
Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs
Golf Courses - Country Clubs - Tennis Clubs
Ban Yan Tree Golf Club
Ban Yan Tree Golf Club
Phuket
Lock Palm Golf Club
Lock Palm Golf Club
Phuket
Mission Hills Golf Resort 
Mission Hills Golf Resort 
Phuket
Country Club Golf Course
Country Club Golf Course
Phuket
Loch Palm Golf Club
Loch Palm Golf Club
Phuket
Royal Hua Hin Golf Course
Royal Hua Hin Golf Course
Hua Hin
Loch Palm Golf Club
Loch Palm Golf Club
Patong
Phuket Country Club Golf Course
Phuket Country Club Golf Course
Patong
Springfieldvilage Golf
Springfieldvilage Golf
Cha Am
Hua Hin Micford Golf
Hua Hin Micford Golf
Pran Buri

Landmark
Landmark
Landmark
Blue Canyon Country Club
Blue Canyon Country Club
Phuket
Phuket Bus Terminal
Phuket Bus Terminal
Phuket
Clock tower
Clock tower
Phuket
Old Phuket town - Sino-Portugese houses
Old Phuket town - Sino-Portugese houses
Phuket
Sino-Portugese Old Building
Sino-Portugese Old Building
Phuket
Khao Rang
Khao Rang
Phuket
Koh Sirey Temple
Koh Sirey Temple
Phuket
Sarakul Stadium
Sarakul Stadium
Phuket
Largest Buddha Statue
Largest Buddha Statue
Phuket
Clock tower
Clock tower
Patong
Largest Buddha Statue
Largest Buddha Statue
Patong
Sarakul Stadium
Sarakul Stadium
Patong
Khao Rang
Khao Rang
Patong
Sino-Portugese Old Building
Sino-Portugese Old Building
Patong
Old Phuket town - Sino-Portugese houses
Old Phuket town - Sino-Portugese houses
Patong
Koh Sirey Temple
Koh Sirey Temple
Patong
Grand Palace
Grand Palace
Bangkok
Wat Arun, Temple of the Dawn
Wat Arun, Temple of the Dawn
Bangkok
Wat Mahatat Yuwarajrangsarit
Wat Mahatat Yuwarajrangsarit
Bangkok
Chitralada Palace Compound
Chitralada Palace Compound
Bangkok
Dusit Palace
Dusit Palace
Bangkok
Parliament of Thailand
Parliament of Thailand
Bangkok
Rama VIII Bridge
Rama VIII Bridge
Bangkok
Wat Saket
Wat Saket
Bangkok
China town, Sampeng
China town, Sampeng
Bangkok
Wat Ratchanadda
Wat Ratchanadda
Bangkok
Bangkok City Hall
Bangkok City Hall
Bangkok
UNESCAP and United Nations
UNESCAP and United Nations
Bangkok
Bangkok Flower Market
Bangkok Flower Market
Bangkok
Memorial Bridge
Memorial Bridge
Bangkok
Manang Kasila Manorhouse
Manang Kasila Manorhouse
Bangkok
Chatuchak Weekend Markets
Chatuchak Weekend Markets
Bangkok
Ekamai Bus Terminal
Ekamai Bus Terminal
Bangkok

Beaches
Beaches
Beaches
Kata Beach
Kata Beach
Phuket
Karon Beach
Karon Beach
Phuket
Patong Beach
Patong Beach
Phuket
Kammala Beach
Kammala Beach
Phuket
Kata Noi Beach
Kata Noi Beach
Phuket
Karon 2 Beach
Karon 2 Beach
Phuket
Hat Surin Beach
Hat Surin Beach
Phuket
Pa Tong
Pa Tong
Patong

Rajabhat Phuket University

Rajabhat Phuket University

Rajabhat Phuket University

Rajabhat Phuket University

Chulalongkorn University

Chulalongkorn University

Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Monument or Landmark
Chalong Temple
Chalong Temple
Phuket
Two Heroines Monument
Two Heroines Monument
Phuket
Chalong Temple
Chalong Temple
Patong
Two Heroines Monument
Two Heroines Monument
Patong
Victory Monument
Victory Monument
Bangkok
Royal Thai Monastery
Royal Thai Monastery
Bangkok
July 22nd Circus
July 22nd Circus
Bangkok

Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields

Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields

Stadiums - Arenas - Athletic Fields

Boxing stadion Phuket

Boxing stadion Phuket

Boxing stadion Phuket

Boxing stadion Phuket

Supachalasai Stadium

Supachalasai Stadium

Hua Hin Railway Station

Hua Hin Railway Station

Hualumphong Train Station

Hualumphong Train Station

Hua Lamphong Railway Station

Hua Lamphong Railway Station

Region
Region
Region
Mae Hong Son
Mae Hong Son
Karon
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai
Karon
Chiang Rai
Chiang Rai
Karon
Nan
Nan
Karon
Lamphun
Lamphun
Karon
Lampang
Lampang
Karon
Phrae
Phrae
Karon
Tak
Tak
Karon
Sukhothai
Sukhothai
Karon
Uttaradit
Uttaradit
Karon
Kamphaeng Phet
Kamphaeng Phet
Karon
Phitsanulok
Phitsanulok
Karon
Phichit
Phichit
Karon
Phetchabun
Phetchabun
Karon
Uthai Thani
Uthai Thani
Karon
Nakhon Sawan
Nakhon Sawan
Karon
Nong Khai
Nong Khai
Karon
Loei
Loei
Karon
Sakon Nakhon
Sakon Nakhon
Karon
Khon Kaen
Khon Kaen
Karon
Kalasin
Kalasin
Karon
Maha Sarakham
Maha Sarakham
Karon
Roi Et
Roi Et
Karon
Chaiyaphum
Chaiyaphum
Karon
Nakhon Ratchasima
Nakhon Ratchasima
Karon
Buriram
Buriram
Karon
Surin
Surin
Karon
Sisaket
Sisaket
Karon
Narathiwat
Narathiwat
Karon
Chai Nat
Chai Nat
Karon
Sing Buri
Sing Buri
Karon
Lop Buri
Lop Buri
Karon
Ang Thong
Ang Thong
Karon
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Karon
Sara Buri
Sara Buri
Karon
Nonthaburi
Nonthaburi
Karon
Pathum Thani
Pathum Thani
Karon
Bangkok
Bangkok
Karon
Phayao
Phayao
Karon
Samut Prakan
Samut Prakan
Karon
Nakhon Nayok
Nakhon Nayok
Karon
Chachoengsao
Chachoengsao
Karon
Chon Buri
Chon Buri
Karon
Rayong
Rayong
Karon
Chanthaburi
Chanthaburi
Karon
Trat
Trat
Karon
Kanchanaburi
Kanchanaburi
Karon
Suphan Buri
Suphan Buri
Karon
Ratchaburi
Ratchaburi
Karon
Nathon Pathon
Nathon Pathon
Karon
Samut Songkhran
Samut Songkhran
Karon
Samut Sakhon
Samut Sakhon
Karon
Phetchaburi
Phetchaburi
Karon
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Prachuap Khiri Khan
Karon
Chumphon
Chumphon
Karon
Ranong
Ranong
Karon
Surat Thani
Surat Thani
Karon
Phangnga
Phangnga
Karon
Phuket
Phuket
Karon
Krabi
Krabi
Karon
Nakhon Si Thammarat
Nakhon Si Thammarat
Karon
Trang
Trang
Karon
Phatthalung
Phatthalung
Karon
Satun
Satun
Karon
Songkhla
Songkhla
Karon
Pattani
Pattani
Karon
Yala
Yala
Karon
Yasothon
Yasothon
Karon
Nakhon Phanom
Nakhon Phanom
Karon
Mukdahan
Mukdahan
Karon
Ubon Ratchathani
Ubon Ratchathani
Karon
Udon Thani
Udon Thani
Karon
Amnat Charoen
Amnat Charoen
Karon
Nong Bua Lam Phu
Nong Bua Lam Phu
Karon
Sa Kaeo
Sa Kaeo
Karon
Prachin Buri
Prachin Buri
Karon

Phuket Ko Island

Phuket Ko Island

Khao Yai National Park

Khao Yai National Park

Phuket Bus Terminal

Phuket Bus Terminal

The Old Siam Plaza

The Old Siam Plaza

County
County
County
Thawi Watthana
Thawi Watthana
Bangkok
Bang Bon
Bang Bon
Bangkok
Thung Khru
Thung Khru
Bangkok
Bangkok Noi
Bangkok Noi
Bangkok
Dusit
Dusit
Bangkok
Samphanthawong
Samphanthawong
Bangkok
Bang Kho Laem
Bang Kho Laem
Bangkok
Din Daeng
Din Daeng
Bangkok
Khlong Toei
Khlong Toei
Bangkok
Lak Si
Lak Si
Bangkok
Sai Mai
Sai Mai
Bangkok
Lat Phrao
Lat Phrao
Bangkok
Prawet
Prawet
Bangkok
Khan Na Yao
Khan Na Yao
Bangkok
Nong Chok
Nong Chok
Bangkok
Taling Chan
Taling Chan
Bangkok
Nong Khaem
Nong Khaem
Bangkok
Chom Thong
Chom Thong
Bangkok
Phra Nakhon
Phra Nakhon
Bangkok
Bang Sue
Bang Sue
Bangkok
Yan Nawa
Yan Nawa
Bangkok
Pathum Wan
Pathum Wan
Bangkok
Huai Khwang
Huai Khwang
Bangkok
Don Mueang
Don Mueang
Bangkok
Phra Khanong
Phra Khanong
Bangkok
Bueng Kum
Bueng Kum
Bangkok
Min Buri
Min Buri
Bangkok
Bang Khae
Bang Khae
Bangkok
Rat Burana
Rat Burana
Bangkok
Bang Phlat
Bang Phlat
Bangkok
Bangkok Yai
Bangkok Yai
Bangkok
Khlong San
Khlong San
Bangkok
Ratchathewi
Ratchathewi
Bangkok
Chatuchak
Chatuchak
Bangkok
Bang Kapi
Bang Kapi
Bangkok
Lat Krabang
Lat Krabang
Bangkok
Phasi Charoen
Phasi Charoen
Bangkok
Bang Khun Thian
Bang Khun Thian
Bangkok
Pom Prap Sattru Phai
Pom Prap Sattru Phai
Bangkok
Sathon
Sathon
Bangkok
Phaya Thai
Phaya Thai
Bangkok
Bang Khen
Bang Khen
Bangkok
Wang Thonglang
Wang Thonglang
Bangkok
Suan Luang
Suan Luang
Bangkok
Bang Na
Bang Na
Bangkok
Saphan Sung
Saphan Sung
Bangkok
Thon Buri
Thon Buri
Bangkok
Bang Rak
Bang Rak
Bangkok
Watthana
Watthana
Bangkok
Khlong Sam Wa
Khlong Sam Wa
Bangkok

Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers

Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers

Convention & Meeting Facilities - Civic Centers

Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre

Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre

Underground Railway Station

Underground Railway Station

Underground Railway Station

MRT - Chatuchak Park

MRT - Chatuchak Park

MRT - Lat Phrao

MRT - Lat Phrao

MRT - Phahon Yothin

MRT - Phahon Yothin

MRT - Khamphaengphet

MRT - Khamphaengphet

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