Perched some 850 meters on the hillside overlooking Patong Bay, Baan Yin Dee Boutique Resort commands breathtaking views of the turquoise Andaman Sea dotted with pearl and emerald islands. Baan Yin Dee means ?Warm Welcome Home? in Thai. Designed in the classic Boran style, the resort boasts a genteel appearance using predominantly wood and an abundance of other natural materials like granite, pebble stone, marble and rattan. To preserve its rich Thai heritage, the Resort projects a visually aesthetic appeal in harmony with the environs.
Occupying two rai or just under one acre of prime hillside land, the Resort has been cleverly designed to fit in 21 spacious rooms and suites; an elegant restaurant and a four-tiered swimming pool. Guests are made to feel at home by a charming blend of Thai warmth and Western efficiency.
With just 21 elegant and tastefully furnished rooms and suites, you are sure to have a memorable stay at Baan Yin Dee.,
Our rooms :
8 Deluxe rooms with living areas ranging from 55 to 65 sqm.
6 Deluxe Pool Access rooms with living areas ranging from 55 to 65 sqm.
2 Pool Suite with 75 sqm of living area
3 Junior suites with living areas ranging from 85 to 100 sqm.
1 Senior Suite with a huge 117 sqm of living area
1 Presidential Suite with a living surface area of 172 square metres.
All 21 first class rooms include the following amenities:
Air-conditioning
King sized or twin beds
IDD telephone.
Mini bar and refrigerator.
Separate bath, toilet and shower.
Hair dryer.
In room electronic safe.
Satellite television
Private balcony
Executive desk and chair.
Traditional Thai style decoration.
Room service.
Your stay at Baan Yin Dee will be enhanced by the facilities that are available to make your experience truly a "home away from home".
Classic Thai style architecture and decoration
Stunning bird's eye view overlooking Patong Beach
A magnificent 4 tiered swimming pools
12 person Jacuzzi
Children's swimming pool
Traditional Thai massage
Excellent restaurant
Tour desk
Friendly service and warm atmosphere
24/7 security
Car parking
Free transportation to Patong Beach
Wireless internet in all rooms
Airport transportation service
Laundry service
Foreign currency exchange
Baan Yin Dee Boutique Resort is located on the hill over look Patong Beach.
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All room rates are net quoted in Thai Baht, inclusive of tax and service charge.
A minimum of 4 nights stay is required from 21 Dec 11 - 10 Jan 12.
Black out date : 14 - 23 Nov 11 & 23 - 29 Jan 12.
Child Policy :
A maximum of 2 children under 12 years old may share the room at no additional charge utilizing existing bed. Every child must be registered in the booking.
Breakfast for children under 4 years old is complimentary.
Breakfast for children between 4-12 years old is at 50% discount.
Baby cot is free of charge upon availability and advance request is required.
Your Reservation Details : (Please book at least 3 days in advance)
The temple is a popular attraction for both visitors and local residents. Located in the temple is the upper half of a large Buddha statue which seems to emerge from the ground. Legend has it that during the invasion of Thalang town in 1785, the Burmese made several attempts to excavate the statue in order to take it back to Burma. Each time they dug into the ground, swarms of hornets would swoop on them and they had to give up in the end. Later, the visible part of the statue was covered with gold by the villagers and has remained as such until today.
The temple is located approximately 20 kilometers from Phuket City. Travel along Thepkrasattri Road, upon reaching the Thalang District Office, turn right and proceed directly to the temple.
Wat Phranang Sang
Located approximately 20 kilometers from town is a historic temple that serves as an invaluable reference on Thalangs history. The compound was once used as a Burmese military camp in 1785. The ubosot is where the three oldest and biggest tin Buddha images are enshrined. They are called the Three Kings and are positioned in between three other large statues.