Indigo Pearl

The Indigo Pearl resort experience is an encounter with Phuket’s collective imagination – a gathering of intriguing details, re-envisioned through imaginative design. The architecture is inspired by Phuket’s tin mining past and the hotel décor subtly evokes a Thai factory of a century ago. Designed by the visionary behind some of Asia’s most imaginative resorts, Bill Bensley, the overall landscape overflows with surprises: a mature plantation that has undergone a complete transformation, spiced with modern sculpture and industrial art. The resort's characteristic features includes sleekly polished cement floors and blackened stainless steel laden with brass rivets that are balanced with the softness of raw Thai silk and floral art...

A selection of rooms, villas, pool pavilions and suites all embody the Indigo Pearl resort experience. Surreal design is underscored by deluxe comfort and each accommodation type at the hotel harbours its own intriguing design and surprises.
A wide array of dining and bar installations on the resort leave guests spoiled with choices including tapas, Thai, grill and cocktails. Highlights include Rebar, an open-air restaurant / bar and Black Ginger, a fine dining restaurant. While staying at Indigo Pearl you will find its uniqueness extends to its facilities, there's a cookery school with daily sessions, two floodlit tennis courts, a SPA and a fitness centre complete with Technogym equipment. As well as that, the grounds contain three swimming pools and Indigo's own Beach Club is a short walk away. Offshore reef-diving is another popular activity for visitors at the resort.

Touching Nai Yang Beach on Phuket's northwest shore, Indigo Pearl is a hidden sanctuary just moments from the expanse of the Andaman Sea. The resort is adjacent to Sirinath National Park and only 10 minutes from Phuket International Airport as well as being located among Asia’s best golf courses and country clubs.