Hotels in Phuket

Paola Navone's 2013 clifftop masterwork — layered Thai craft, hand-painted ceramics, and Andaman Sea views from every angle.

Ed Tuttle's 1988 original — the Thai sala pavilion that defined luxury resort architecture and launched the entire Aman universe.

Bar Studio's 2017 hillside design cascades private-pool villas down the Patong slope in louvred timber and dark stone, a Thai vernacular vocabulary that delivers full resort luxury without sacrificing the site's dramatic topography.

The former Indigo Pearl's 2007 industrial design concept—rusted corrugated panels, mining machinery repurposed as sculpture, a dark material palette of blackened steel and weathered timber—draws on Phuket's tin mining heritage to produce the island's most architecturally distinctive resort, the remote Naithon Beach location keeping it away from the southern circuit's crowds.

An upscale beachfront resort on the Pansea coast, its chic villa-style quarters and tranquil spa positioned above a private beach, the combination of yoga programme, pool, and direct ocean access making it Phuket's most considered mid-size luxury beach property.

Upmarket hillside escape featuring restaurants, an infinity pool & a posh spa, plus sea views.

Around 30 pool villas cascade down the Kamala hillside in dark timber, stone, and louvred screens that frame the Andaman Sea from every elevation, the resort's compact scale preserving the privacy that Phuket's larger luxury properties traded away for convention capacity.