LITTLE NYONYA HOTEL

LITTLE NYONYA HOTEL is a hotel located in PHUKET, THAILAND. This property offers a comfortable stay with good service and solid amenities.

L ittle Nyonya Hotel is centrally located on the way from Phuket town to Patong beach, only a five minute walk to Nakha (Naga) temple and the Weekend Market, Phuket?s largest and liveliest night market.A further 5?minute walk will take you to the peaceful King Rama IX park aka Suan Luang. Situated to the north is Central Festival department store (20?minute walk) from where you can find public transportation to the old town, Patong beach or the airport. Little Nyonya Hotel is also conveniently located making it easy for guests to travel to other attractions such as Wat Chalong temple, the Big Buddha,Rawai beach, and Chalong pier where you can find boats to the nearby islands.The 27-square-meter Deluxe room features a cosy sleeping area that also includes a daybed. A rain shower is provided in the bathroom and an indoor bathtub is also available. Rooms on the lower floors come with views of a private garden, while those on the upper floors come with a balcony overlooking either the lush green mountains or the colourful weekend market. Each room is equipped with a double bed or two single beds (as per guest?s request), a daybed and a wardrobe. It is supplied with linens, beddings and bathrobes, decorated with original artwork, a limited collection wash basin, a lovely marble-topped coffee table with 2 slipper chairs and a custom made writhing desk with a lamp and chair.Breakfast,Lunch and Dinner are available in this property.This is a traditional building.This accommodation has a very small lobby.Little Nyonya Hotel is a boutique hotel housed in a Sino-colonial mansion owned by a Phuket Thai?Peranakan family whose history dates back over 200 years.The hotel is designed to evoke memories of the old days to bring the past back to life. The rooms are decorated with original artwork created by local artists, custom-designed furniture made from rare local woods produced by Peranakan craftsmen.