What We Did in the Villa

What’s for afternoon tea ~ cakes we bought on the first day before checking in.

I love villa stay.

1 BBQ & 6 Thai meals

During our stay at the villa, we did not need to step out at all. All meals were prepared by our chef. Upon check-in, we provided a cash float to our villa manager to purchase all ingredients, based on what food we wanted to have. Food provision was charged at grocery costs (receipts presented) plus 20% handling fee.

So we enjoyed 3 days of homecooked yet of restaurant standard meals.

We could also order in-villa massage but it was a pity that they did not have massage bed (it was only available in their 5-bedroom villa), so we decided to give it a miss.

DAY 2 BREAKFAST

Woke up by the yummy cooking aroma that floated from the open kitchen all the way up to our bedroom.

It felt so good to know that breakfast was waiting for us once we stepped out of the room. Sometimes we just needed such holiday ~ do not need to travel out, do not need to cook, do not need to clean & wash up… Whatever we wanted to have, we just needed to tell our villa manager and it would appear in our next meal.

DAY 2 LUNCH

This coconut ice cream dessert was a pleasant surprise from chef.
This was really gooodd

DAY 2 DINNER

DAY 3 LUNCH

After feasting for 2 days, we asked for a lighter lunch but we still got a 5-course 😅

Family Holiday!

A short 3D2N family trip to Phuket. Checked into this awesome, 600 sqm. villa – Malaiwana Duplex.

A total of 4 bedrooms – master suite 1 & 2, bedrooms 1 & 2. But there were only 6 of us (quoted and paid based on 6 occupants) yet they were being very nice to open up the 4th bedroom for us, though we did not make use of it.

3D2N stay was a bit short for us, 4 days would be just nice. Anything more than that would not be ideal too as we would definitely grow fat!