Black Pantera House

Black Pantera House is a 2-star hotel in Patong, Phuket, with a private balcony in each of its two room types. The accommodation is arranged for up to two people per room, with a 25 m² Deluxe Double Room and a 20 m² Double Room. Both include air conditioning and a private bathroom with a shower, while their different bed sizes give couples a choice between an extra-large double and a king-size bed.

The larger deluxe room adds a flat-screen TV and a safety deposit box; both room types have a desk and balcony. Free WiFi is available throughout the property, and free private parking is provided on site without reservation. The rooms are non-smoking, and the different room sizes provide a choice for couples seeking more or less space.

Patong Beach is 700 m away, with nearby markets including Thai dragon night market and Malin Plaza. Black Pantera House suits couples who want a balcony and air conditioning, access to Patong’s beach and market streets, and parking at the hotel.

Both room types at Black Pantera House are designed for two people and include a balcony, air conditioning and a private bathroom. The Deluxe Double Room with Balcony measures 25 m² and has an extra-large double bed, a flat-screen TV and a safety deposit box, alongside a shower, desk and wardrobe. Its greater floor area and additional in-room equipment distinguish it from the other double room.

The Double Room with Balcony measures 20 m² and has a king-size bed, a shower, desk and wardrobe or closet. Its facilities also include a balcony and air conditioning, while the private bathroom gives the two-person room its own washing facilities. The choice is between the larger deluxe room with a TV and safe and a more compact double room; both provide balcony space and sleeping arrangements for up to two people.

Black Pantera House keeps its facilities centred on practical in-room features. The rooms have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a shower, a toilet, a wardrobe or closet and a desk. Balconies are another feature across the accommodation, and the property is non-smoking throughout, with non-smoking rooms available. These facilities cover the basic routines of a stay, from keeping belongings organised to having a work surface and a private washroom. Free WiFi is available in all areas, so you can connect from around the property rather than only in a shared room. Free private parking is possible on site, and no reservation is needed. The balcony adds outdoor space to the room, while the air conditioning, storage and desk provide useful in-room features.

Black Pantera House is on Soi Nanairoumjai in Patong, a busy west-coast resort town where the beach, market streets and nightlife sit close together. Thai dragon night market is 150 m away, Malin Plaza is 350 m away, and Patong Beach is 700 m from the hotel. The immediate streets are part of Patong’s everyday commercial area, with casual shopping and food options along the walk towards the sand. This setting gives the stay a distinctly urban beach-town character rather than a secluded coastal one.

Phuket International Airport is 24.3 km away; Phuket Bus Terminal is 11 km from the property, and Phuket Bus Terminal 2 is 11.6 km away. Travellers arriving by road can use the hotel’s free private parking, with no reservation needed. From Patong’s main streets, follow the local roads to Soi Nanairoumjai; the accommodation is within the built-up part of town rather than on an isolated beach road. A taxi or hired car is practical for the final leg with luggage, while the on-site parking also suits self-drive itineraries.

Patong Beach is the nearest seaside stop, while Tri Trang Beach (2 km) and Freedom Beach (2.4 km) offer two other stretches of coast. Bangla Road, 1.1 km away, is known for its bars, restaurants and evening entertainment. Banzaan Fresh Market (Night), also 1.1 km away, gives a market-focused alternative. You can spend time on the beach, explore the stalls around Malin Plaza, or head towards the southern beaches for a different shoreline. Phuket Town is another excursion for Sino-Portuguese architecture and museums, including Chinpracha House and Thai Hua Museum.