Name: Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas
Address: Soi Hat Pak Phra, Tambon Mai Khao, ภูเก็ต Chang Wat Phuket 83110, Thailand

Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas

Phuket, Thailand

Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas

Phuket, Thailand

About the hotel

Style

Cosmopolitan

Rooms

"A peaceful all-villa resort positioned on the island’s longest beach, Anantara Mai Khao Phuket has a charming village-style ambience with gorgeous gardens, tropical lagoons and a particularly impressive spa."

Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas is a peaceful all-villa resort at the tip of the north-western coastline of Phuket. Even though it’s positioned on the longest beach on the island and near a cluster of large resorts, the area is relatively quiet, and the resort has a very peaceful feel.

Enveloped in the pristine Sirinath National Park and inspired by the traditional wooden houses found in the south of Thailand, the resort has a village-style ambience. Guest villas are dotted amongst the beautiful indigenous gardens and tropical lagoons and, starting at 186 sq m (2,002 sq ft), they are spacious pads indeed.

Each one features a private garden where you will find your own pool complete with a luxurious inset bath, as well as a large wooden deck and at least one sala for entertaining. Indoors, the style is Thai chic: think high wooden walls with large shuttered windows which, when open, give way to stunning views out towards such pretty scenes as ponds topped with lotus flowers. If you need extra space, there are two or three-bedroom villas, perfect for family or friends.

There are plenty of dining options including in-villa dining, or there’s the romantic Dining by Design experience where you can choose a secluded spot somewhere in the resort to enjoy dinner for two catered to your tastes. The main dining venues here include La Sala, which serves spicy Thai and Indian cuisine and the beachside Sea.Fire.Salt which offers great seafood. Savour ocean-to-table fare at Claws and Co, or visit the incredible Tree House for Japanese cuisine in an ancient banyan tree. The Infinity Bar serves light snacks and cake throughout the day to keep hunger at bay in gorgeous surroundings.

Any spa aficionado should head to the Anantara Spa and indulge in a signature massage that combines eastern and western techniques with reflexology. The resort also has a fitness centre and tennis courts and offers a host of activities including cooking lessons, kayaking, windsurfing, cycling tours, yoga and the opportunity to try traditional Thai boxing. For little ones, there’s a kids’ programme, and Turtle Village leisure complex is just a short walk away so you can shop ‘til you drop.