BAAN 125 STAY is a self-service accommodation located in the Phuket Old Town area, positioned as a base for travelers who want to seriously explore the old town on foot.
What to Know Before Booking
The property is located in Phuket Old Town, with 4 rooms decorated according to seasonal themes: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter. It offers free Wi-Fi and balcony or terrace space. Multiple booking platforms list the address as 125 Thalang Rd, Talat Nuea, Phuket 83000.
If you want a walking-focused trip:
- Step outside and walk straight onto Thalang Road
- Easily return to rest at midday
- No need to worry about parking in the old town zone
Why “Staying in the Old Town” and “Walking All Day” Works
Phuket Old Town’s attractions are clustered closely together around Thalang Road, Dibuk Road, Krabi Road, and the small alleys in between. Walking lets you appreciate the Sino-Portuguese architecture up close, stop at cafés at your own pace, and photograph every angle without rushing.
Full-Day Walking Itinerary from BAAN 125 STAY
Morning | 08:00–11:00
Start the day in the main streets while the sun is still gentle. Walk out to Thalang Road and photograph the pastel shophouses and louvered windows, then continue to Krabi Road and visit the Thai Hua Museum. The museum tells the story of Phuket’s Chinese community in an accessible way and is a popular stop for international visitors. Admission is approximately 200 THB per person, and it opens 09:00–17:00, closed on public holidays. Arriving early means cooler indoor time and less crowded streets for street photography before 10:00.
Midday | 11:00–14:00
Rest your feet and have a proper meal in the old town area. If the heat is too much, return to BAAN 125 STAY for a short rest — it’s right in the zone. If you’re creating content, shoot a quick 20–30 second restaurant reel and capture midday street atmosphere to compare with Sunday evening for a before-and-after clip.
Afternoon | 14:00–16:30
Explore the side alleys off Thalang Road, such as lanes with murals, then stop at a café to wait out the sun. Head back to the room to freshen up before the evening. This is an important stage — if you’re planning to walk the Sunday Walking Street, you need to recharge here because several more hours of walking lie ahead.
Evening | 16:00–22:00
If you’re visiting on a Sunday, the Walking Street runs along Thalang Road from 16:00–22:00 (per the Tourism Authority of Thailand; local guides note peak atmosphere around 16:00–21:00). Sample local street food in small portions and share among your group, pick up easy-to-carry handmade goods like postcards or small textiles, and photograph the illuminated buildings after 18:00 when the lighting becomes vivid.
Approximate Distances from BAAN 125 STAY
Multiple platforms note that Thai Hua Museum is roughly 700 meters away and that Baan Chinpracha is within walking distance. In practical terms, this means you can walk to the main sights without calling a ride, and returning to rest at midday is straightforward.
Who Is This Best For?
This property suits travelers who want to walk the old town properly, couples who want to sleep in and stroll to a café, and content creators who want to shoot street scenes in both morning and evening light. To check guest opinions on cleanliness, check-in, and nighttime noise levels, reviews are available on platforms such as Booking.com and TripAdvisor.
Walking Tips for a Comfortable Full Day
Wear shoes with soft soles — you’ll be on hard pavement all day. Carry a small water bottle and top up at convenience stores. Plan museum visits during the hottest part of the day and save outdoor photography for when the sun softens. If visiting on a Sunday, eat a light meal before 16:00 before heading into the Walking Street.
FAQ – BAAN 125 STAY & Walking Phuket Old Town
Q: Where is BAAN 125 STAY located?
A: At 125 Thalang Road, Phuket Old Town (Talat Nuea, Phuket 83000).
Q: How many rooms are available, and what makes each one different?
A: There are 4 rooms, each decorated around a seasonal theme — Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.
Q: What facilities does the property offer?
A: Free Wi-Fi and a balcony or terrace in every room.
Q: How far is Thai Hua Museum from the property?
A: Approximately 700 meters — close enough to walk without needing to call a ride.
Q: What are Thai Hua Museum’s opening hours and admission fee?
A: Open 09:00–17:00 (closed on public holidays). Admission is approximately 200 THB per person.
Summary
Start at BAAN 125 STAY → Walk Thalang Road in the morning → Visit Thai Hua Museum mid-morning → Relaxed lunch break → Rest at the room in the afternoon → Head out to the Sunday Walking Street at 16:00 → Walk back to the hotel at the end of the night — no ride needed.
