Hotels with Kitchenette in Phuket

"We had a really good stay at Homa Hotel. The highlight was definitely the infinity pool—you can enjoy a beautiful, unobstructed sunset view right from the pool, which made the experience even more special. The hotel is also very family-friendly, with a kids’ room available that kept the little ones entertained. Another big plus is the location: it’s within walking distance to the famous night market, and there’s a 7-Eleven about 10 minutes away, which was very convenient. Overall, a pleasant and enjoyable stay that we would happily recommend."

"I stayed at 77 Patong Hotel & Spa and the best thing about this place is the location. Everything is nearby — Patong Beach, Bangla Road, night market, shops… super convenient if you like walking everywhere. The rooftop pool is small but nice for relaxing. Rooms are okay for the price, but don’t expect anything fancy. Some parts feel old and the AC takes time to cool. The spa is basic, not a luxury experience. Overall, good for budget travellers who want location more than comfort. Not ideal if you’re looking for a peaceful or premium stay."

"Our stay at Cassia Phuket was absolutely amazing! We stayed in the Loft Room, and the view of the lagoon and the beach from our room was simply breathtaking — it felt like waking up in a postcard every morning. The hotel’s location is perfect, with direct access to both the lagoon and the beach. One of our favorite parts was the complimentary ferry that takes guests across the lagoon to the beach every 20 minutes — such a fun and convenient touch that made getting around effortless. The atmosphere at Cassia is vibrant and welcoming, and the staff were always friendly, professional, and genuinely happy to help. The modern design of the rooms, the lively community spaces, and the stunning natural surroundings made our stay unforgettable not to forget mentioning pet friendly hotel. Cassia Phuket truly captures the best of relaxation, style, and island charm!"

"The environment is absolutely beautiful, and we really loved the modern decor. It felt brand new, and having a pool was a huge bonus! The service was excellent. The front desk staff were so helpful, even assisting us with our luggage to the room. They also let us store our bags for quite a while after check-out, which was incredibly convenient."

"The location is pretty good, within walking distance to Pubudu Old Street, and there are plenty of food options around, including two 7-Elevens and a McDonald's. When we arrived on the first day, the staff at the entrance actively came forward to help with our luggage and open the door. The front desk staff can speak simple Chinese, but basic English is also fine for direct communication. Overall, the hotel is decent. The bed is quite large, and the cleanliness is standard. The water quality isn't great though, so I'd recommend bringing your own filter – it's convenient. I didn't get to experience other facilities; I mainly booked this hotel because it's a Marriott property."

"A great hotel. They call themselves ‘The Oasis of Patong’ and they’re not wrong. Close enough to the madness so it’s within a 15 minute walk to Bangla Rd but far enough away that it’s nice and quiet to make a relaxing stay. The pool area is great for relaxing and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had a great stay and will be back."

"I was a bit worried after seeing some other reviews, but my stay completely exceeded my expectations. First off, the infinity pool offers an amazing view and experience. After checking in, they upgraded us to a sea-view room, and the thoughtful design even allows you to see the ocean through the mirror while you're getting ready. The air conditioning was always on, so the room wasn't humid at all. They also provided freshly laundered, warm duvets that had a comforting milky scent. The hotel offers scheduled shuttle service to Patong Beach Center, and it's only about a 15-minute walk to nearby attractions. There's a 7-Eleven and restaurants right next to the hotel, which is super convenient. The only downsides are that the hotel feels a bit like a maze, requiring you to carry luggage up and down stairs, and the sea-view room was a bit noisy due to being near the street."

"On the first night of our stay, the front desk area was okay. The hotel is conveniently located right by the road, and it's only a 10-minute walk to the beach. The only minor downside was that the front desk area felt a bit stuffy. Overall, it was a pretty standard experience, nothing spectacular but decent. The value for money was quite good."

"I've stayed at this hotel three times, and this time, overall, I still think it's good, even though the room assigned wasn't as good as before, and the sea view was quite obstructed by large trees. The first time I stayed was in 2018. Eight years later, the room's sanitary facilities are still very well-maintained; there's no sense of wear and tear. However, the hotel no longer gives out the complimentary hotel-exclusive teddy bear dolls. The club breakfast and afternoon tea were much worse than my previous two visits. The breakfast menu was missing many delicious items. The afternoon tea platter was disappointing; even though it wasn't repetitive over the three days, none of the food was good. The housekeeping, club restaurant, and buggy service staff were all excellent. The hotel has a private beach. Although it's not large, it's not crowded and is very quiet. It's also great for photos. The water in Patong Beach was much cleaner than when I visited in 2020. I heard it was due to the lack of tourists during the pandemic, which allowed for a thorough cleanup. Walking down the slope from the hotel, it's a 5-minute walk straight to Patong Beach. There's a 7-Eleven just 3 minutes away. If you walk straight for 3 minutes, then turn right and walk for another 10 minutes, you'll find a night market that starts setting up stalls in the afternoon. There's a lot of food, and it's cheaper than the Patong Night Market. A tuk-tuk from the hotel to Jungceylon costs 250 to 300 baht. After 8 PM, the price increases for the return trip. Without traffic, it takes about 8 minutes to get there, but during evening rush hour, it can take just under an hour. The hotel front desk didn't inform us that there's a free shuttle to Jungceylon at 1 PM and 7 PM. You need to book in advance, or it might be full. We only remembered this free shuttle service from previous stays on our third day and had to ask about it ourselves. This meant we paid for taxis back and forth for the first few days, so I'm deducting one star for this. The hotel has three swimming pools. I didn't visit the bottom two and only swam at the club pool. There's a popular photo spot in the hotel lobby, but even hotel guests have to buy a drink to take photos there. This is very unaccommodating. I've already paid to stay at the hotel, and I can't even take a picture without an extra charge. So, I'm deducting another star for this. The mini-bar in the club room is only replenished once. There isn't much good food or drink anyway, but only getting it once for a 3 or 5-day stay feels a bit stingy."

"The facilities are excellent. Stepping out of the hotel elevator, you're immediately greeted by an endless ocean view. That first glimpse alone makes it worth half the room rate, and it's still breathtaking every time I return to the hotel. Everything else is great too, with only one minor point: they don't have a private beach; you need to walk about 10 minutes to the nearby Kamala Beach. The hotel breakfast is fantastic, with a huge variety. My girlfriend and I stuffed ourselves every day. After breakfast, we'd grab a sun lounger by the pool in front of the breakfast area and soak up the sun – it was wonderful. The hotel provides a towel card which you can exchange for towels. You can take these towels to Kamala Beach, but you need to return them afterwards."