This multi award-winning resort is a sanctuary for the senses. Enjoy seclusion and tranquility in this vast tropically landscaped paradise which overlooks the Andaman Sea.\n\nJW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa is an oasis, commanding 17 kms of Phuket's untouched, unspoiled Mai Khao Beach, on Phuket, Thailand. The low, sweeping design of the resort with its rock walls, broad reflection ponds, water features and ornate roofing has an imperial presence. It's like a mythic palace of relaxation.\n\nThe resort is set amongst 11 hectares of lush tropical landscaped gardens, complete with lily ponds and areas of natural preserved coastal wetlands, blending perfectly with its local environment, adjacent to the Sirinath Marine National Park and protected sea turtle nesting area.\n\nJW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa enjoys close proximity to the airport and is just minutes from the Blue Canyon Country Club which was recently named by Asia Golf Monthly Magazine as the Best Golf Course in Asia\n\n##Location\nThere is nothing more symbolic of paradise than a coconut tree. JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa site was chosen specifically for its seclusion in the middle of a coconut plantation that covers a huge expanse of land stretching far beyond the resort as far as the eye can see.\n\nThe first development on Mai Khao beach - a 17-kilometre stretch of sand overlooking the Andaman Sea - the low-rise, three-storey structures of JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa was designed to complement its natural setting.\n\n##OtherInformation\n* Andaman Grill \nGuests arrive via a pathway lit with flame torches and are warmly welcomed as if arriving at a friend's home. The design of the Andaman Grill integrates traditional elements of a Thai wooden sala with those of a stylish, urban look. The mix of interior with the dark wood, offset by ambient lighting reflect comfort and luxury. The high wooden beamed ceiling and solid wooden furniture creates a rustic ambiance. Stainless steel clad drawers and doors for equipment emphasize cleanliness in this simple kitchen free of adornments. Each table has its own spice station a pestle and mortar with fresh spices salt, pepper, lemon pepper and paprika pepper for guests to be able to mix the spices according to their taste. \n\n* Cucina \nOn entering the restaurant the guests can see a visually appealing open kitchen with a red brick pizza oven reinforcing the emphasis given to the food. The pizza oven is a top favorite, especially with our younger guests, enabling them to see their pizza being cooked to perfection as the rich aromas waft through the air. The overall look is that of the Italian countryside, incorporating the finishes one might expect to find in the rural environment of northern Italy like terracotta, stone, brick, rough-hewn woods and other natural surfaces. \n\n* Ginja Taste - Thai Restaurant \nGinja Taste is built as a traditional Thai Sala with a beautiful high teak wood ceiling and is divided into two sections an air-conditioned indoor Sala, and an outdoor patio for al-fresco dining.The main design elements for Ginja Taste are wood and glass, mixing traditional Thai style with touches of Asian contemporary decor. The Sala roofline has a high teakwood ceiling supported by large teakwood columns representing the elegance of Thai architecture. The walls of the restaurant consist of glass sliding doors which open onto the al-fresco dining terrace. The glass walls afford stunning views of the resorts landscape and the Andaman Sea and at night it reflects the flickering light of the candles, creating a warm, romantic atmosphere. Copper elements play an important role in the overall decor and emphasize the rich cultural of the Thai Kingdom. Food is served on handmade china in earth-tone colors, and complemented by brass cutlery with a unique design. Contemporary Thai uniforms made from linen, featuring earth tones that complement the decor and reflect the colors of the restaurants logo. \n\n* Kabuki Japanese Cuisine Theatre \nKabuki, a traditional Japanese cuisine in a modern fashion with drama located on the ground floor overlooks Resorts Lotus Pond. The restaurant is an up market yet affordable dining option based on bringing to life the drama of Japanese Cuisine with a sense of Theatre. The restaurant offers high class Teppanyaki combinations, Sushi chefs showcasing there art behind a large show counter as masked sake specialists mix cocktails behind the bar offering signature drinks and creating talking points.\n\n* Marriott Cafe \nMarriott Cafe offers stunning views of the resort's beautifully landscaped gardens and main pool, as well as the clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea are visible through the full-length glass windows in the air-conditioned section, as well as from the balcony. The expansive use of glass also provides natural light, contrasting with the traditional high vaulted wooden ceiling. Extensive use of wood throughout the restaurant with hard carved decorations adds warmth. Dark wood, cream and black granite, light shades of green and potted orchids, combine to create a simple yet elegant design. The smallest visitors of the Cafe have their own corner with small tables and chairs.\n\n* Out of the Blue Drink is designed in various shades of blue in contemporary Thai style. It is located on the beachfront with both indoor and outdoor seating areas. An oval bar counter made of stainless steel and blue mosaic tiles dominates the centre of the bar. An eye catching display of blue bottles creates a stunning backdrop for the bar. All decorations and elements are in blue. There is seating around the bar, or on comfortable lounges inside the bar, as well as outside on the terrace with a small waterfall in the background. The water feature is further expanded with small ponds either side of the entrance from which sparkling lights twinkle, giving the effect of stars. The staff is friendly, trendy, charming and well educated in the art of cocktail mixology.\n\n* Rim Nam Pool Bar \nSet amongst the beautiful gardens Rim Nam Pool Bar offers a wide selection of beverages including tropical Thai style mocktails and cocktails. It is a great place for a quick bite overlooking the impressive 107 metres long Main Pool with stunning view of the beach and the Andaman Sea. The Rim Nam Pool Bar also serves the pool areas of the Main and North Pools you can order your meal or drink to be brought directly to your Sun Lounger. Pool friendly food such as sandwiches and salads are featured on the menu and served in coconut baskets and hand carved mango wooden bowls. Friendly interactive service understanding the importance of speed and cool drinks\n\n* Sala Sawasdee \nSawasdee means welcome in Thai. It is a fitting name for a bar in JW Marriott Phuket, situated in a lobby where the first sawasdee from a smiling staff member greets you with quintessential Thai grace. Sawasdee means welcome. Sala Sawasdee Bar is located in the spacious lobby area with commanding views over the expansive Reflection Pool, towards the Andaman Sea . Its open-air seating with a central bar welcomes guests to enjoy an extensive range of exotic concoctions prepared by the professional bartenders, while cooled by ocean breezes. It is an ideal venue to watch the world go by, have drinks before and after dinner. Make sure you get your seat for the Sunset Lighting Ceremony which is best enjoyed watching from the Sala Sawasdee. The Ceremony presents a performance of Thai dancers and musicians inside and around the Reflection Pool, not to be missed while you are staying here. Gracious Thai hospitality is the foundation of Sala Sawasdee Bar. Beautiful Thai ladies offer cocktails or tapas as they elegantly kneel beside the tables to serve guests. Servers are well versed in cocktails, wines, spirits, beer and tapas.\n\n* Siam Deli \nStart your morning at the Siam Deli with selection of delicious aromatic breads and pastries freshly baked each day with a blackboard posting the times for the next batch to be out of the oven. Be warned though, there is a queue for the cinnamon rolls at 9.00am each day\n\n* Lotus Pavilion \nLotus Pavilion is located on the ground level of the resort facing the Main swimming pool and overlooking the beautiful Lotus Pond on one side and lush greenery on the other. It offers breezy open-air dining covered by a roof and magnificent view of the torch-lit pond. Most of the evenings in the high season from November to April it features severalTheme Dinner Buffets with live music and entertainment and delicious food in a buffet style. \n\n* Mandara Spa at JW Marriott Phuket Resort & Spa offers a haven for guests to rest, relax and rejuvenate. A wide range of traditional and international health and beauty treatments are available, featuring high quality imported products as well as natural products grown in Thailand.\n\n* Health Club a fully equipped fitness center with state-of-the art Life Fitness equipment, together with highly trained staff enables guests to continue their fitness regime while away from home or start one Refreshments from the Juice Bar are the perfect end to your work out. Facilities include locker rooms with heated whirlpool, sauna, cold plunge pool, relaxation and vanity areas, aerobics studio, jogging and beach volleyball.\n\n* 8 meeting rooms with 770 sq.m. of total function space.\n\n##Rooms\n* All rooms and suites face the ocean or command expansive views of the landscaped tropical gardens and pools. Most rooms have full or partial views of the Andaman Sea. Accommodation is contained in low rise three storey buildings amongst an oasis of coconut palms and lush tropical gardens. 265 spacious seafront rooms and suites with balconies and indoor Thai sala with twin massage mats\n\n
