One bedroom Ocean view villa @ Renaissance Phuket, Thailand |
Our adventure to Thailand...we stayed at two Marriot hotels, both pretty fantastic in their own way.
Both are beautiful resorts in their own unique way.
Phuket Beach |
Entrance to Renaissance Phuket |
The Renaissance was smaller and much more modern with the best parts being the private waterfront villa with pool and the amazing breakfast buffet at Loca Vore (1 of 3 restaurants on site) consisting of amazing fresh tropical fruits, smoothly and juice bar, omelette station, salad station, dessert station, juices, Thai dishes, pastry buffet, and more. The restaurants on site are pretty good as well however not quit as good as going off the resort which requires a cabby to stay with you, in that he sits in the parking lot while you are in the restaurant eating and wait to take you back to the resort so you don't end up in the wrong hands like broken palace or some human trafficking incident. This really puts us at ease, it was heart warming to know how well the Marriot hotels take care of their guests well being and safety.
View from inside the villa to the pool |
Sister resorts: Marriot hotels are big and world wide, so when you stay at a close by resort, you can venture over to the sister resorts and use their amenities (I.e., pools, restaurants)
We wandered over two sister resorts in Phuket, one was Marriot Vacation club, one was Marriot, both were pretty amazing. We also wandered to a nearby resort not related to Marriot and was super happy that we chose to stay with Marriot.
Restaurant on site that is worth trying:
Loca Vore - which where they serve an amazing international breakfast buffet, lunch and dinner
Takieng - an al cart menu of Thai food, also amazing and worth trying, however, as you may or may not aware, food on resorts are much pricier than offsite restaurants. With that said, you would need a driver to go offsite unless you rented a car which we did not.
Restaurant off site that we ventured to with our driver in Phuket:
We love Kindee restaurant: my favorite was the wing beans dish, amazingly good and since I been back to the states, the closet restaurant that had this dish is in Portland, Oregon (Pok Pok)
We took the shuttle over to a JW Marriot Phuket, a sister resort for a JW Japanese Sunday Brunch at their Kabuki Japanese Cuisine theatre (reservations are needed and very pricey even in Thailand)
Kabuki |
Page 2...for JW Marriot Khao Lat
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