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Where is the best place to stay in Phuket?

almost 9 years ago about Phuket, Thailand

I am looking for a hotel/resort for 3 nights to finish off a holiday to Thailand. I would like something on the beach, with with good cheap local food within walking distance so we don't have to drive anywhere. Also closer to the airport and under $100 per night would be great. And the last request, not near any sleazy parts of town. Not asking for too much am I?

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Asked by Marcel via Travellr.com

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  stay at Nai Yang Beach http://phuket.e-travel-to.com/Nai_Yang_Beach.php or Mai Khao Beach http://phuket.e-travel-to.com/phuket-beaches-maikhao-beach.htm, both near the airport and both still nice and quiet.
  My favorite hotel is the Nai Yang Beach Resort http://www.booking.com/hotel/th/nai-yang-beach-resort.html?aid=310650. almost 9 years ago

  Answered by Hans Bosshard via Travellr.com
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  Nai Yang Beach is located 5 mins from the airport myself & husband stayed @ Nai Yang Beach Resort for the day of our departure that would be all I would use that place for is a shower etc. Try The Imperial Adamas Beach Resort . over 8 years ago

  Answered by Deborah Bentley Burke via Travellr.com
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  You can visit this website http://www.thailandholidayhomes.co.uk/phuket-villas.html or http://www.thailandholidayhomes.co.uk/phuket-apartments.html Nearby attractions are all indicated there so as beaches.. etc. over 8 years ago

  Answered by raquel via Travellr.com
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  Rawai Beach or Nai Harn Beach is the only place to stay in Phuket. over 8 years ago

  Answered by justaskdan via WorldNomads.com
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  There is not much around near the airport area in general, you will be bored in this area. Try Surin beach area try, " iHotel Thai . com " for info. I have stayed there last year and not much "sleaze" around there ! hotels many under 100 a night, or even Kata or Karon area has great beachs too and fairly family style place. over 8 years ago

  Answered by John Cahill via WorldNomads.com