Hotels in Patong

Welcome to the vibrant jewel of Thailand - Patong. A town that effortlessly mingles the essence of old-world Thailand charm with an electrifying nightlife and dynamic shopping experience, Patong is the zenith of tourist attractions on the island of Phuket. The charm of Patong Beach, a sprawling beachfront with all its captivating beauty stretching over 1.77 miles along the west coast, beckons Western tourists, particularly Europeans, since the late 80s.

Whether you’re seeking the effervescent nightlife alongside Bangla Road with myriad bars and discotheques, or the inviting allure of "Paradise Complex" with its gay-friendly setting, Patong has it all. Be it a long term stay in a backpacker’s hostel, a family-friendly resort, a quiet cottage, or indeed a luxury hotel with all the trappings, discover the perfect accommodation for your journey with Lycafly today.

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Patong, a fascinating beach and town located on the island of Phuket, is the most renowned tourist resort in Thailand, its appeal for Western, particularly European tourists, unfading since the late 1980s. The beach itself is a majestic sight, stretching for 2850m along the west side of Patong, calling beach-lovers for a day under the sun.

The town is synonymous with an unforgettable nightlife experience, primarily concentrated around two areas — Bangla Road and the "Paradise Complex", each with its unique audience. While Bangla Road is primarily straight, Paradise Complex caters to the gay community, each lined with a dazzling array of bars, discotheques, and go-go bars.

Prostitution, though illegal, is tolerated in Patong. Despite its turbulent past with the dreadful tsunami in December 2004, Patong has since risen, stronger, and more vibrant. Today, it continues to be a leading choice for tourists, with plans to upgrade municipal wastewater treatment, only enhancing its appeal.

When to visit Patong

Patong's allure is a year-round calling. However, the best months to experience Patong in all its glory are January, February, and March when the weather offers an idyllic setting for outdoor ventures. The sea temperature remains suitable for swimming all through the year, adding another dimension to your holiday planning.

Tourist numbers dip slightly from May to November, with the lowest in May and July. This comes as an opportunity for those seeking a quieter holiday experience. Irrespective of when you choose to visit Patong or the type of accommodation you wish for, the town has it all — from cosy guest houses to rooms with kitchens for a homely vibe, as well as luxury hotels with swimming pools. One thing is sure, a visit to Patong is a memory to cherish for a lifetime.

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