HOMA Phuket Town announces its opening

white and blue guestroom decor at HOMA hotel Phuket
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HOMA Phuket Town announces its opening

HOMA, the pioneering new co-living concept, has announced the opening of its inaugural property in Thailand, HOMA Phuket Town, marking the start of an exciting new era of affordable, flexible and eco-friendly residential accommodation in Asia Pacific…

white and blue guestroom decor at HOMA hotel Phuket

Responding to current trends in both travel and work environments, HOMA Phuket Town is a 505-unit community that blends the benefits of a serviced apartment with the facilities of a four-star hotel. Guests will be immersed in a community atmosphere with a friendly neighbourhood vibe and plenty of space for families and pets. Meanwhile, high-speed Wi-Fi and a co-working space allow executives and entrepreneurs to stay connected – ideal for the new generation of digital nomads who do not need to be tied to the office.

This intuitive fusion of homeliness and high-spec hospitality will make HOMA Phuket Town an outstanding new option for short and long-term visitors alike. Irrespective of how many days, weeks or months they choose to stay, every guest will enjoy first-class facilities including a fitness centre, café and restaurant. Crowning the property is a spectacular rooftop deck and 80 metre infinity pool overlooking Phuket Town, which includes a 50-metre Olympic-size lap pool.

The fully furnished studios, duplexes, one, two and three bedroom residences are all spacious and finished with a fully equipped kitchen, along with high-end fixtures and fittings. Residents will be able to enjoy a great night’s sleep on beds featuring a dream mattress and high-quality cotton linen, while staying connected with complimentary Wi-Fi and a large flat-screen TV with phone screen mirroring function. Fully-equipped kitchens will enable everyone to make themselves at home, while housekeeping, laundry, “HOMA Host” concierge services and a 24-hour reception ensure complete convenience.

“I am delighted to announce the official opening of HOMA Phuket Town, our inaugural project, which introduces an innovative new style of living to Thailand’s hospitality scene,” said Luca Dotti, founder and managing director at HOMA. “By combining affordable, eco-friendly apartments with upscale amenities, we can successfully bridge the gap between home comforts and hotel facilities, while also creating a sense of community living. This pioneering concept will be ideally suited to Asia Pacific, and Thailand especially, where travellers are increasingly demanding spaces to work, rest and relax for extended periods. We look forward to welcoming our first residents and allowing local and international guests to ‘Live A Better Life’ at HOMA Phuket Town.”

turquoise and white design of restaurant in HOMA phuket

Image credit: HOMA

HOMA Phuket Town, in partnership with Bangkok Dusit Medical Services (BDMS), one of Asia’s most prestigious hospital networks, is also on track to become the perfect choice for medical tourists. HOMA Phuket Town will work together with Bangkok Hospital Phuket, Bangkok Hospital Siriroj and Dibuk Hospital to offer personalised packages for patients. Professional medical services and consultations can be combined with specially adapted units, with elements such as handrails and wearable devices connected directly with the hospital,to aid rest and recuperation. This collaboration is set to enhance Phuket’s already strong reputation as a regional hub for medical tourism.

Every guest can also rest assured that their stay is not having a negative impact on the environment. This innovative property embraces sustainable solutions such as rooftop solar panels, water recycling, energy-efficient appliances, LED lighting and air quality monitoring systems. These practices will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 325 tonnes each year – the equivalent of planting almost 5,400 new trees or removing more than 70 cars from the road! As a result, HOMA Phuket Town is pursuing the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) certification, making it the first purpose-built residential project for rent in Thailand to achieve this important accolade.

Main image credit: HOMA

Pauline Brettell / 30.12.2021

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