Venue
Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa
Address: 190 Thawewong
Rd, Pa Tong, Kathu District, Kathu, Phuket, Phuket Province
83150, Thailand
Website: https://www.phuketgraceland.com/
Phuket Graceland Resort & Spa
Address: 190 Thawewong Rd, Pa Tong, Kathu District, Kathu, Phuket, Phuket Province 83150, Thailand
Website: https://www.phuketgraceland.com/
Phuket Graceland
Resort & Spa is located in the heart of Patong, offering a
prime beachfront location just steps from Patong Beach and
within walking distance to Bangla Road, the island's main
shopping and entertainment hub.
The resort is well suited for leisure travelers, families,
and group stays, providing a comfortable balance of space,
convenience, and resort-style facilities.
Guests can enjoy a wide range of amenities, including 3
outdoor swimming pools, a fitness center, and daily
entertainment activities.
All guestrooms are spacious and designed for comfort,
featuring modern amenities such as LCD television, and
in-room safe. Selected room categories offer pool views and
larger living space, ideal for families and longer stays,
along with dedicated guest relations services to ensure a
smooth and enjoyable stay.
Dining options feature a variety of international flavors,
including Sunset Beer Cafe, serving international cuisine in
a casual and relaxed atmosphere, with live band music in the
evening. Guests can also enjoy light snacks, refreshments,
and drinks at the lobby bar and poolside areas.
*Notice:
Please note that the hotel will not contact any participants for hotel booking, please be careful when anyone asks you to provide your credit card information to reserve room for you.
Phuket Travel Guide
Get there
What is the best way to get there?
Airport: Phuket only has one airport, the Phuket International
Airport. International and Domestic terminals are separate.
When is the best time to visit?
November to February: The weather in Thailand varies between
hot, and really, really hot. The hottest season runs from March
through to June, with April and May as the hottest months of the
year.
The cool season normally runs from November through February and
will still feel hot to most visitors. Temperatures during this
time typically range from 73 Fahrenheit (23 Celsius) to 86
Fahrenheit (30 Celsius).
Get around
Walk: Most of the resort areas are small enough to walk around,
with popular resorts and hotels located close to the beach,
restaurants and shopping areas.
Tuk-tuk: If your hotel isn't on one of the main beaches,
tuk-tuks are some of the best ways to get around. The small
vehicles can weave through the tiny streets with ease and are
worth the ride alone.
Drive: If you prefer exploring Phuket on your own, there are
plenty of places to hire cars or motorcycles. However, if you
are looking to drive around Phuket, remember that they drive on the
left.
Bus: Songtaew refers to blue open-air buses that run between
Phuket Town and the main resorts, while air-conditioned mini
buses service the Phuket Town area.
Are there local customs I should know?
The King
The king is very highly regarded in Thailand, as evidenced by
the pictures displayed everywhere. Do not say or do anything
disrespectful of the king or the royal family, even to the
extent of stomping on a Thai coin or banknote which has been
dropped and is rolling/blowing away. (It bears an image of the
King's head, and is highly insulting to be touched by your
feet.)
Bangkok Taxies
When hailing taxis, it is common to keep your hand horizontal,
fingers facing down. Holding your hand with fingers up is
considered rude.
Temples and Monks
When visiting temples, dress conservatively. Women particularly
should wear long skirts or trousers and cover their shoulders
and knees. Many temples state as you enter that photography is
not permitted. Even if there is no sign, please be respectful
and consider whether it is appropriate to be taking flash
photographs in a place of worship. Even more so if monks are
present worshipping!
Shoes
Always remove your shoes when entering temples (the same rule
applies when entering a person's home), and do not sit with your
feet towards the Buddha. Sit either cross-legged or with your
feet tucked behind you. In many Asian cultures, the feet are
considered the lowest, dirtiest part of the body, and the head
the highest. So do not point to things with your feet, hold
doors open with your feet, point your feet to the Buddha images,
or point at or touch peoples' heads. Under no circumstances
should a woman ever touch a monk.
Attractions
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Rawai Beach - Lon Island |
Wat Chalong (Wat Chaitaram) |
Siam Niramit, Phuket |
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| Aquaria Phuket | Phuket Old Town | Peranakan Museum |