Known as one of the party hubs of Thailand, Phuket is also one of our favourite spots to wind down the stress of city life. Happening nightlife aside, its stunning beaches, greenery and ultimately slow pace of life does wonders for any burnt-out soul. Ready to relax, refresh, and renew? Step into Spanish hotel group Meliá Hotels International’s recently launched...
, bringing guests one step closer to serenity with its chilled out vibes and wellness-oriented programs.The private beachfront property sits on the north-western coastline of the island, bordering the Andaman Sea and just 15 minutes from the airport. The property charms from the get-go with its gorgeous interiors, neutral colour palates and lush greenery.
Designed to restore wellbeing, our One-Bedroom Wellness Villa with Private Pool had everything to get one back to your best shape. From the fluffiest of bed and an ultrasonic essential-oil diffuser, top-notch air purifier and Tempur-Pedic pillow for a peace full night’s sleep, to a fitball and yoga mat in-room to get that body moving.
Situated right by the pool, Gaia Beach Club serves up healthy Mediterranean and fusion fare – think pastas, pizzas, and mains like Kurobuta Pork Chop and Yellowfin Tuna. To quench your thirst, get some imaginative tipples like boozy Mai Khao Milk Punch or Spanish Margarita from the chic long bar. Wherever you may choose to dine, we recommend to indulge on the iconic Phuket pineapples imported from local farms and are known for their sweet, crispy, and less-fiber textures. These local fruit are utilised in a zero waste format, where the crown of the fruit is used for decoration and its skin for in-house bio-enzyme cleaning.
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