Why Stay at Baan125?
Located in the heart of Phuket Old Town, within genuine walking distance Surrounded by Sino-Portuguese buildings, beautiful cafés, and street food Boutique-style rooms with attention to detail and practical functionality Peaceful, private, and easily accessible Perfect for those who want to make the most of every hour in the Old Town The highlight is the location—close to everything. Just a few minutes’ walk to photo spots, cafés, and popular restaurants. You can visit all the hotspots from morning to evening without wasting time on long commutes.
Overall Accommodation
Concept: Boutique hotel in the Old Town Warm tones, simple, stylish Compact common areas designed for practical use Cleanliness and maintenance are top priorities Friendly staff who provide excellent recommendations for routes and delicious local restaurants
Location and Transportation
From Phuket Airport:
- Taxi: approximately 40 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic
- Car rental: convenient for visiting multiple locations in one day
- Airport minibus: drop off in the Old Town area, then walk
From Rassada Pier: Approximately 15 to 20 minutes—ideal for those connecting to island ferries Parking: Several public parking spots in the surrounding area; easier to find parking in the evening
Atmosphere and Design
Old Town-style façade blended with contemporary elements Bright, airy corridors with natural light Wooden furniture in warm tones creates a comfortable feeling Décor emphasizes functionality and ease of use Small corners for reading or planning your trip
Room Types Overview
The details below provide an overview to help you choose a room that matches your accommodation style:
- Rooms for two people with king or twin beds
- Rooms for groups of friends; extra beds available according to the number of guests
- Rooms for working with desks, sufficient power outlets, and stable internet
All rooms emphasize quietness and privacy. Reading lights are comfortable for the eyes, and blackout curtains help ensure deep sleep.
In-Room Amenities
- Quality mattresses that support your body for comfortable sleep
- Pillows in various levels of softness; choose the one that suits you
- Clean bed linens and blankets with a subtle, fresh scent
- Quiet air conditioning
- Work desk with conveniently located power outlets
- Stable WiFi internet
- Electric kettle, glasses, minibar, or hot beverage station
- Hair dryer
- Compact refrigerator
- Wardrobe and hangers
- Safe in select room types
- Clean bathroom with strong shower pressure and consistent water temperature
- Towel sets and basic toiletries
Common Area Amenities
- Relaxation seating area
- Beverage station
- Handwashing stations and alcohol gel
- Old Town area maps and recommended shop lists
- Luggage storage service before check-in and after check-out
One-Day Old Town Walking Itinerary (Actually Walkable)
Morning: Start photographing Sino-Portuguese buildings—beautiful at every angle with soft morning light Stop by an early-opening café for coffee and local pastries Try Phuket-style dim sum or Hokkien noodles Afternoon: Visit the Old Town museum to learn about the community’s history Stop by a second café to capture shots of mirrors and light through windows Sample shaved ice and local desserts to cool down Evening: Photograph decorative lights and pastel-colored windows Choose street food or a local restaurant If it’s Sunday, walk the Sunday Walking Street and try multiple dishes in one meal Everything is within walking distance—arrange your queue comfortably without rushing.
Cafés and Restaurants Near the Accommodation
- White-toned café with beautiful lighting, perfect for portrait photography
- Vintage café serving coffee and local desserts
- Popular dim sum restaurant open in the morning—ideal to start your day
- Hokkien noodle restaurant with springy noodles and fragrant broth
- Late-night rice porridge restaurant—perfect after a long day of walking
- Local souvenir shop—convenient for taking items home
Ask at the front desk for updated lists and shortcuts.
Popular Photo Spots Around the Accommodation
- Pastel-toned Sino-Portuguese building façades
- Wooden doors and antique window panels
- Brick archway corridors with shadow and light
- Graffiti hidden in alleyways
- Clear glass café storefronts
- Chinese character street signs—great for semi-vintage outfit photos
Photo tip: Morning and evening offer soft light and fewer crowds.
Half-Day Extension Trips from the Old Town
- Take a short drive to famous temples and viewpoints
- Stop by local markets to buy seasonal fruits
- Continue to a famous cape to photograph the sunset, then return to the Old Town for dinner
Trip Ideas by Traveler Type
Couples:
- Café hopping and window photography
- Dinner at a restaurant with good ambiance in the Old Town
- Return to the room, play soft music, and rest your eyes
Friend Groups:
- Hit three cafés per day
- Capture footage for reels
- End with spicy street food
Families:
- Start with a museum or café with a children’s menu
- Short walks with frequent rest stops
- Choose restaurants with spacious seating
Remote Workers:
- Clear emails at the work desk in the morning
- Go out for two hours of photography in the afternoon
- Return in the evening to edit with stable WiFi
Booking Tips for Value
- Plan ahead during high season
- Choose weekdays if you want peace and better rates
- Check for multi-night promotions—more economical
- Read recent reviews to choose the room type that suits you
- Inform them of your arrival time for faster check-in
Recommended Travel Times
November to April:
- Comfortable weather, enjoyable outdoor activities, pleasant all-day walking and photography
May to October:
- Rain may come intermittently, but the Old Town is still walkable with plenty of cafés to shelter in
- The sky after rain is bright and clear—beautiful for photographing buildings
Check-In, Check-Out, and General Policies
- Check-in: afternoon
- Check-out: morning
- Luggage storage available if you arrive early or want to continue exploring after check-out
- No loud noise during nighttime hours
- No smoking in rooms
- Respect other guests’ privacy Actual times may vary slightly; check with the accommodation again to be sure.
Safety and Cleanliness
- Rooms cleaned regularly
- Linens changed and amenities replenished daily
- Handwashing stations and alcohol gel in common areas
- Electrical and water systems checked regularly
Photography Guide for Content Creators
Interior Spots:
- Window and balcony corners
- Work desk with coffee cup
- Neatly made bed with soft pillows
Equipment:
- Wide-angle lens for buildings
- Mid-range lens for portraits
- Small tripod for selfies
Post Ideas:
- Morning in Old Town: Start the day with coffee and morning light
- Pastel Hunt: Finding your favorite pastel colors
- Rainy Day Café Hop: Fun even on rainy days
Pre-Arrival Checklist
- Canvas shoes for walking
- Folding umbrella or raincoat
- Power bank
- ID card or passport
- Credit or debit card
- Personal medications
FAQ – BAAN125: Accommodation in the Heart of Phuket Old Town
A: Baan125 is located in the heart of Phuket Old Town, within genuine walking distance of Sino-Portuguese buildings, cafés, street food, and all major attractions.
A: Baan125 offers:
Rooms for two people with king or twin beds
Rooms for groups of friends with extra beds available
Rooms suitable for working with desks, sufficient power outlets, and stable internet
A: Common areas feature a relaxation seating area, beverage station, handwashing stations with alcohol gel, Old Town maps and recommended shop lists, and luggage storage service before check-in and after check-out.
Summary of the Baan125 Experience
If you want to fully immerse yourself in Phuket Old Town, choose Baan125 and enjoy eating, exploring, and photographing—all within walking distance. You’ll get a comfortable bed, clean room, quiet atmosphere, and excellent recommendations for daily travel plans. Short trips are seamless, and long trips never boring, because this area always has new corners to discover.