Anantara - Layan - Five Bedroom Sea View Residence

The Space

Bestowing everything you’d expect and more, this superb island sanctuary offers a unique taste of luxury in every detail. Upstairs, two master bedrooms are joined by elegant living and dining rooms overlooking the magnificent pool deck. Sunbathe in total privacy, cool down in a generous pool that boasts an infinity edge to reveal a lofty sea view, and later dine together in your outdoor sala, refreshed by the coastal breeze. Downstairs, three luxury bedrooms are accompanied by a fully equipped kitchen and staff quarters, providing the ultimate in convenience. Topping off the appeals, your live in butler provides unobtrusive service tending to all your needs.

Villa size:

2,148 m2 with 21 m2 swimming pool

Villa amenities:
Panoramic Andaman Sea views
Two-storey residence with rooftop decks
Three master bedrooms with king size bed and private en-suite bathroom
One double bedroom with king size bed or twin beds and private en-suite bathroom
One queen twin bedroom and private en-suite bathroom
Living room
Dining room
Kitchen
Staff quarters with two bedrooms and bathroom
21-metre infinity swimming pool
Outdoor sundeck
Outdoor shower
Outdoor Thai sala with a dining table for 6 – 8 guests
Outdoor barbecue
Live-in butler
In-residence breakfast
Covered carport for two cars
24-hour security
Apple TV, Spotify and sound system with outdoor speakers
WiFi
Mini bar (non-alcoholic beverages and snacks)

Resort:

Anantara Layan Phuket Resort is a charming tropical sanctuary in a tranquil bay setting on Phuket’s stunning western coast. One of the most breathtaking luxury hotels Phuket has to offer, it opens onto a secluded stretch of beautiful Layan Beach with views of the Andaman Sea.

Fifteen uniquely designed pool residences on a tree-lined hillside boast panoramic views of Layan Beach and the Andaman Sea. Experience authentic luxury in a modern interpretation of classic Asian design, with exceptional living spaces and incredible coastal vistas showcased by high ceilings and expansive windows, open stairways, sweeping verandas and rooftop elegance.

Each exclusive two-storey residence offers the space, freedom and privacy to indulge in the ultimate island lifestyle. Choose the sanctuary with the ideal amenities to meet your needs. Socialise and entertain to satisfy your mood and whims. Host elegant pool parties by day and open-air rooftop soirees at night – catered for by a fully equipped kitchenette, barbecue and live-in butler.

The pleasures of a prestigious residence extend to the five-star facilities and services of Anantara Layan Phuket Resort. Immerse yourself in Thai culture with our experts in luxurious surrounds – perhaps mastering Muay Thai kick boxing in the resort’s very own stadium or recreating authentic Thai cuisine in an interactive cooking class. Enjoy the serenity of yoga or kayaking across the bay. Fulfill your urge for excitement as you explore new horizons aboard the deck of a yacht, or set out on thrilling island adventures. For parents dreaming of peace and quiet, allow us to take excellent care of your little ones at the children’s club.

Resort facilities:
Swimming pool
Fitness center
Yoga classes
Muay Thai boxing
Anantara spa
Cliffside wedding chapel
Library
Spic Spoons cooking class
Chang Club for children
Non-motorized water sports
Slumber Guru
In-room residence dining
Tailored private Dining by Design
Dee Plee – Thai restaurant
Sala Layan – International restaurant
Breeze - Beachfront Pool Bar

Additional service charge:
Early check in subject to availability
Late check out to 18.00 hrs: 50% of applicable rate and after 18.00 hrs: full day charge
Laundry on request
Babysitting on request

The Neighborhood

Phuket has a long history of playing host to foreigners. Phuket Town was founded in the 1st century B.C. by colonists from India. Ptolemy, a Greek geographer in the third century A.D., referred to it as ‘Jang Si Lang' – which later became ‘Junk Ceylon' and this is the name you will see on ancient maps of Thailand, or Siam.

Layan Beach is the name of the northern end of Bangtao Beach on the west coast of Phuket. Unlike the majority of Phuket’s west coast beaches, it is still a very tranquil area, where you can lie and relax under the shade of the tall pine trees bordering the beach.

Most people who visit this superb beach are Thai and expats, and as a result there are no long lines of beach chairs and umbrellas, it all looks the same as it used to 20 years ago. The sea is pretty calm here due to the fact that the beach is sheltered by Koh Kala, a small island located at its northern part.

Explorers, Traders and Villains

Because of its rich natural reserves the island has always been important, economically speaking. Ever since early times it has attracted explorers, traders and villains from as diverse places as Arabia, Sri Lanka, China and Portugal – all hungering for its ivory, pearls, timber, animal hides and gems.

In the 16th Century, tin came into Phuket's economical equation and the Dutch, as well as the French, came to the island because of it (Phuket even had a French-born governor at one time). The British were not far behind and they later sent Captain Francis Light to scout out the possibilities of controlling the strategically important Malacca Straits, using Phuket as a base.

Two centuries ago, extensive tin mining drew thousands of Chinese labourers to the island and their influence and has remained, making Phuket the province with the highest percentage of ethnic Chinese in the country.

Today, Phuket Town is living testimony to this cultural impact with its decidedly Chinese-influenced architecture, cuisine and culture.
Phuket as a Tourist Paradise

When tourism first came to Thailand, Phuket was among the first provinces to embrace the industry and soon became a byword around the world for natural beauty and hospitality.

Just as in the old days, Phuket still plays host to foreigners – the island receives millions of visitors each year and it holds a special place in the heart of millions more who have tasted its hospitality, witnessed Phuket's natural splendor and enjoyed its unique culture.

Local points of interest:
Kamala Beach, Surin Beach
Phang Nga Bay & Koh Panyee floating village
Phuket Old Town, Sunday Street Market and Chinpracha Mansion
World Class Golf Courses
Promthep Cape Viewpoint
Patong Beach & Nightlife
Chalong Bay Rum Distillery
Khao Pra Taew National Park & Tonsai Waterfall
Phuket FantaSea
Distance to:
Phuket Town – 27km / 45 minutes by car
Patong – 26km / 50 minutes by car
Phuket International Airport – 14km / 25 minutes by car
Promthep Cape – 45km / 1.5 hours by car
Khao Pra Taew National Park – 13 km / 30 minutes by car
Phuket FantaSea – 15 km / 27 minutes by car