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The Slate is no ordinary beachside resort of thatched-roof cabanas – in its secluded location against a backdrop of dense rainforest, it crosses into the territory of cutting-edge design hotel, and the juxtaposition of nature and industry is alluring. The inspiration for The Slate came from owner Wichit Na-Ranong, whose ancestors led the country’s development through the tin mining industry. Na-Ranong pays tribute to “black gold” through sleek architecture and dark color motifs punctuated by objets d’art. Restaurants Rivet and Rebar, led by chef Fabrizio Crocetta, serve up some of Thailand’s most innovative and eclectic fare.
The Slate
Nai Yang Beach & National Park
Phuket, Thailand
83110
Nearest Airport: HKT
Excellent location if you want to relax and unwind.. It is about 10 mins from Phuket airport.. There are multiple options within the resort for activities, spa and dining however if you are looking for a change or cost- effective options these are available just right outside the resort as well. the beach is literally just a few steps away from the resort and in this stretch you will find massages, dining and grocery options. Coming back to the resort, I had a Pool villa.. it has an open layout, is pretty and good air circulation.. the staff are ever so pleasant, helpful and welcoming... You must experience a massage at The Nest before venturing outside for options.. It was quite tranquil and cool to be honest.. Their breakfast spread was one of the best I have seen! The 2 things to watch out for is 1. Mosquitos- Not a -tive for the resort as it is built in a natural state with greenery everywhere hence bound to happen. Though the resort does provide coils and repellents, get some extra in case you are overly affected 2. there is a 17% tax on everything you pay for in the resort hence please account for this over and above the cost quoted Overall, a rejuvenating and relaxing experience...I stayed for 5 days and didn't want to leave :)
Ish S - Hong Kong, China
We’ve been fortunate enough to stay at some of the best rooms/hotels in the world and hands down The Slate tops them all. We started off in a 2 bedroom pearl suite and then for the last 3 days of our stay moved to the 2 bedroom family pool villa. What sets the Slate over and above is their staff. Yes the setting is beautiful and food fantastic but it’s the staff who go the extra mile over and above. We were blessed with Nim who just is wonderful. Nothing is too much trouble and wow does she work hard. The last time we had a butler was at the Burj Al Arab and they haven’t got a patch on The Slate and Nim. I agree with a previous review saying I hate the Slate as likewise it has ruined me for all other hotels. I booked nearly a year in advance and I thought I did my homework and then I questioned on whether I made the right choice given all the choices. All of us were in a resounding wow and we will absolutely be back. Don’t hesitate just book you won’t be disappointed.
Claire P - dartford
Amazing place for families, location, food, staff, service and facilities are all faultless, I couldn't recommend this hotel highly enough. It's a great base to either just relax and unwind or to use as a base to visit other parts of Thailand.
wmeade2019 - London, United Kingdom
I absolutely HATE The Slate. Why? Because this Bill Bensley-designed masterpiece has completely ruined all other hotel experiences for my family. My teenage children now burst into tears when checking into other "luxury" hotels, dramatically wailing "But it's not The Slate!" We've been staying here for over 10 years, starting when they were just 5 and 3, and the spacious D-Buk suites have spoiled us beyond repair. The staff's impeccable service is infuriating - how dare they remember our drink preferences? And don't get me started on always finding sun loungers by the pool. Where's the fun in not having to wake up at 5am to reserve one? While we love Black Ginger and Rivet & Rebar, we often escape to the beachfront restaurants on Nai Yang Beach where you can wiggle your toes in the sand while dining for a fraction of the price. It's like The Slate knew we needed a break from their excellence and conveniently placed affordable alternatives nearby. The final straw? That signature Champaka scent that greets you the moment you step into their airport transfer. Now my kids sniff disappointedly at every hotel lobby we enter, declaring "It doesn't smell like The Slate." After a decade of visits, I can confidently say I hate The Slate... for setting an impossible standard that no other hotel can match. Thanks for nothing, Slate. We'll reluctantly see you again soon.
Jennie M
Great Start of our Thailand journey with our two kids. Close to airport (without noise) and very close to beach and local food and shops. Nice place with beautiful nature and industrial look within the hotel area. The infrastructure is on a good level (e.g. rooms), while it could be improved at some places (pool features not working).
Tinu0301 - Heiligenhaus, Germany
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