Pullman Properties in Phuket

Environment: The Pullman's overall layout is indeed vast, with beautiful public areas, lush greenery, an internal lake, and peacocks strolling around – very interesting. Facilities: I stayed in an executive suite in Building B. It was very spacious with a huge balcony, but the interior was truly outdated; some power switches were even broken. The decor style felt quite old. Different sections of the room were separated by steps, and the lighting was dim, so you had to be very careful when walking! Service: Attentive and quite warm. Staff would proactively greet you. The room was tidied thoroughly, and items on the desk were organized.

I chose this Pullman near the airport over the Pullman at Karon Beach because I had a 9:30 AM flight the next day. I was so impressed by the lobby and the stunning infinity pool with a view. In front of the hotel, there's a beach on one side and a cliff on the other. The ocean here is completely different from Patong Beach; there are no islands blocking the view, so it's endless. The water is incredibly deep blue, like the Atlantic Ocean. The only thing that was disappointing and frustrating was the exorbitant price of the Nespresso capsules. I assumed they would be free, like the tea bags and coffee in hotels back home. They charged me an 800 baht deposit for two capsules, which is about 90 RMB per coffee, and there was no price list or warning about the cost.

My wife and I went for a trip to Phuket and stayed here. The service is great. Staff (callout to Julian) are friendly and made us feel at home. If you are there, you can participate in their free activities and we enjoyed the kayaking at the calm waters and walking along the marine coast during low tide. There's also shuttle bus out to the Old Town if you want to go to the night market.