Holidays to Thailand, Accommodation & Villas in Thailand

Thailand is exotic yet civilized, with service that is second to none and a range of holiday accommodation that can cater to all tastes and pocket sizes. So whether you just want to head straight for the beach or combine the experience with some culture and shopping in Bangkok (or elsewhere - Hong Kong, Singapore, Cambodia) we will do everything we can to arrange the perfect holiday in Thailand for you. For first hand advise on planning a holiday in Thailand please give us a call on 0207 112 0019 or simply email us.

Our holidays to Thailand currently focus around three main areas. Bangkok, Phuket on the western Andaman coast and the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan & Koh Tao on the eastern Gulf coast. Not only are all these areas easy to get to, but they have something to offer everyone looking for a holiday in Thailand, whether you are a couple, a family group, or even a larger group of friends.

Stay in style - Accommodation & Villas in Thailand

Thailand is rapidly developing a collection of the some of the best private villas, secluded resorts, apartments and boutique hotels in Asia. Whether you lean more towards the traditional or would prefer to be surrounded by chic minimalist Asian design, the architects and developers on islands such as Koh Samui are demonstrating limitless possibilities. Combine this with a service culture that doesn’t really understand the concept of self catering or making the beds yourself and your set for a great holiday in Thailand. The vast majority of our villas and apartments in Thailand come with a full body of domestic staff who will cook, clean and attend to your every requirement. Shopping services, baby sitting, laundry etc... can also all be arranged.

We have personally inspected almost all of our accommodation in Thailand, to ensure that we can advise you correctly and find the perfect place to suit your budget and requirements. All of our accommodation in Thailand comes fully furnished, equipped to a very high standard and we endeavour to provide the most accurate and up to date information about all facilities.

Getting There and Around - Holidays to Thailand

As accommodation specialists we don’t arrange flights to Thailand for our customers, but we are happy to offer advice. With direct flights to Thailand from around the UK, the journey is easy. Some carriers operate direct flights to Phuket, but if not transfers to the islands are quick and easy through either Bangkok or Kuala Lumpur and take 45mins – 1hr.

Local and domestic airline services across Southern Asia are experiencing something of a boom at the moment, making travel in the area effortless and affordable. Therefore, while it might seem obvious to head immediately to Thailand’s beaches, why not consider stopping off in Bangkok for a few nights first or fly over to Angkor Wat in Cambodia for a injection of culture before a week relaxing on the beach.

Once you arrive at one of Thailand’s islands most people opt to rent a car. Both Phuket and Koh Samui can be driven round in a day, giving visitors access to the best beaches and restaurants on offer. Car hire can be arranged in advance through your villa or hotel and vehicles delivered once you are settled in. Alternatively, Thailand’s islands are well serviced with taxis, but while they all have meters many of the drivers will refuse to use them unlike in the capital. Therefore, frequent trips can become fairly expensive.

When to go - Thailand Holiday Weather

Thailand’s weather is affected by seasonal monsoons which on the coast can result in overcast conditions, rough seas and renders some islands inaccessible. Fortunately, the two sides of Thailand’s coast are affected at totally opposite times of the year, so when the monsoon is raining down on one coast you can just escape to the other one. Thailand’s Andaman Coast (west) home to Phuket is hit by the monsoon from April – October, while the Gulf of Thailand (east) home to Koh Samui and Koh Tao is unsuitable from late Sept – mid Dec. The season runs for longer on the East Coast where the sea is more protected, unlike the exposed Andaman Coast.

As for the rest of Thailand the rains come from May until October but its impact is a lot less dramatic than on the coast. Bangkok can get very wet however from July to October, although the heat is on all year round. March to May is the hottest time to be in the city, and December to February the coolest