The Luxury Collection Hotel on the outlying islands of Phuket is so beautiful!

It only takes 3 minutes by speedboat to get to the island. It feels a bit troublesome to get in and out, but it also gives me a quiet holiday. Take a walk after the rain, lie down on the beach, and watch the orange sunset. The resort has few rooms, so there are not many guests. This low-density configuration is particularly suitable for individuals and guests who want a quiet vacation. This hotel mainly offers villa rooms, but this time I stayed in a one-bedroom suite, which is actually a small villa. The interior design follows the original concept of subtraction. Both the upper and lower floors have their own small courtyards. The duplex is also suitable for living with children. However, the layout of the bed directly facing the door and the lack of a bathtub are things I am not very satisfied with. When staying here, you can basically only eat and drink at the hotel. There are five options with different prices. The breakfast is not as rich as you might imagine, but it tastes quite good. Another major feature of this hotel is the rich entertainment activities, most of which are free, such as yoga starting in the morning, morning jogging, non-powered water sports, and cooking classes. And from 2 to 4 p.m. every day, you can go to the rest area to enjoy ice cream, and then play billiards next door, or take a walk, which is very comfortable. At 6pm, there is a sunset blessing ceremony at the beach. After the end, we went back along the beach to catch some seafood. The various exposed corals, crabs and marine life made me, a kid who grew up in an inland city, very excited.