Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape | 3-Bedroom Villa in Tambon Khok Kloi

Six guests, three bedrooms, one unforgettable stretch of Andaman coastline. Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape sits in Tambon Khok Kloi, where the luxury villa rental market meets authentic coastal Thailand. This is not a formulaic resort property—it’s a three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence designed for families and friend groups seeking privacy without sacrificing service.

Inside Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape

Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape sleeps 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms spread across 700 square metres of thoughtfully proportioned living space.

The primary suite anchors the ground floor with a king-size bed positioned to capture morning light. The ensuite bathroom combines practicality with indulgence: a freestanding bathtub fitted with rainfall showerhead and handheld spray, positioned so you can soak while watching the garden. A private terrace extends from this room, offering direct access to the gardens without passing through communal areas.

The second bedroom features twin beds—ideal for children or friends preferring separate sleeping arrangements. It includes a dedicated wardrobe and ensuite shower room. The third bedroom, positioned for sea-view sightlines, comes equipped with a day-end bench seat and television, with its own ensuite incorporating both bathtub and rainfall shower.

The heart of the villa is the open-plan living zone. A spacious sitting area flows directly into the kitchen, which functions as the property’s operational centre. Two wine refrigerators flank a central island, positioned to encourage gathering rather than isolation. The grand dining table seats ten comfortably, though the kitchen’s island counters serve equally well for casual breakfasts. This is the kind of kitchen that makes even reluctant cooks volunteer for dinner duty—not because of appliances, but because of sightlines and workflow.

High-speed Wi-Fi penetrates every room, uninterrupted and reliable—essential for guests who travel with work commitments. Air conditioning runs silently throughout, though the cross-ventilation from floor-to-ceiling windows means you’ll rarely need it during the cooler season (November to February).

Outdoor Spaces and Living

Step beyond the glass doors and the property unfolds horizontally. A swimming pool with surrounding terrace dominates the immediate grounds, framed by casuarina trees that filter the light into dappled patterns on the water. Sun loungers cluster around the pool perimeter—enough seating for the full guest complement without crowding.

The garden extends toward the sea, unobstructed by walls or barriers. Coconut palms punctuate the landscaping, offering both shade and that unmistakable visual signature of Thailand’s coastal regions. The sound of the Andaman reaches the garden constantly—not overwhelming, but present, a reminder of proximity without intrusion.

An outdoor dining pavilion seats ten guests under open sky. Here you dine while watching light change across the water, or host sunset drinks while the temperature drops from afternoon heat to evening mildness. A dedicated bar and BBQ station allows self-catering entertaining or coordination with the villa’s available chef service.

A spa room on the property operates as a sanctuary for massage treatments, body treatments, and wellness sessions. Bring your preferred therapist or arrange one through the villa management—the dedicated space means no commute to distant spa facilities.

Location: Tambon Khok Kloi and the Surrounding Area

Tambon Khok Kloi occupies a particular position on Thailand’s west coast—near enough to Phuket for accessibility, far enough removed to avoid the congestion and commercialisation of Patong or Kata beaches. The town itself functions as a working Thai community rather than a tourist enclave, which means authentic local restaurants, wet markets with daily fish deliveries, and the kind of interaction with place that most international visitors chase but rarely find.

The immediate beach access showcases a casuarina-lined shoreline characteristic of this sector of Phang-Nga Province. Khok Kloi Beach itself stretches undeveloped, with calm waters suitable for swimming during the dry season (November to April). About 8km south sits Takuatung Beach, less crowded than Khok Kloi and popular with local families on weekends. For boat excursions, the pier at Takuatung Town, 6km away, provides access to Phang-Nga Bay—the limestone-studded seascape featuring James Bond Island, Panak Island, and Hong Islands. Kayaking through mangrove channels departs daily from multiple operators; half-day tours cost approximately 800-1200 THB per person.

Explore our full collection of luxury villas in Thailand for alternative coastal options, or browse our villas in Takua Thung District for properties across this quieter region. For comprehensive destination intelligence, consult our Phuket travel guide, which covers regional activities, seasonal timing, and cultural highlights.

Takuatung Town itself, 6km inland, serves as the administrative and commercial hub. Here you’ll find Tesco Lotus supermarket (stocked with imported goods and Thai staples), local restaurants specialising in seafood prepared fresh daily, and the morning market that operates 5am to 10am selling produce, fish, and prepared foods. The town has no tourist infrastructure—this is authenticity by default rather than design.

Takua Thung District, encompassing Tambon Khok Kloi, is known for rubber plantations, coconut farming, and seafood processing—economic realities that shape the landscape and rhythms of daily life. Traditional longboats and fishing nets remain visible in the harbour areas, though mechanised boats now dominate the fleet. Visit the Takua Thung Museum (in the town proper, 8km away) to understand the region’s maritime history and cultural heritage.

North along the coast, Kuraburi Town (22km) functions as a larger commercial centre with expanded shopping options, international restaurants, and accommodation geared toward business travellers rather than tourists. Phuket Town itself, 55km south, offers hospitals, international schools, shopping malls, and the kind of urban amenities necessary for longer stays or emergency services.

For dining, local specialities include grilled fish with tamarind sauce, curry preparations using freshly caught prawns, and tom yum soups that define Thai coastal cooking. Restaurant Khok Kloi (opposite the beach) serves excellent seafood at approximately 150-300 THB per main course. Ban Talae Restaurant, 4km away in a converted wooden house, emphasises organic vegetables paired with fresh seafood—popular with Thai families on weekends.

Water-based activities define the region’s appeal. Snorkelling trips to nearby islands depart daily (approximately 1200-1800 THB per person for full-day excursions). Kayaking through Phang-Nga Bay’s limestone karsts offers more intimate exploration. Sport fishing operations run half and full-day charters from local piers. During the dry season (November to April), visibility reaches 15-20 metres, and sea conditions remain calm enough for all water activities.

Also explore our dedicated luxury villas in Khok Kloi for additional properties across this peaceful coastal zone.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family groups find Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape compelling. The ground-floor primary bedroom with ensuite accommodates elderly guests without stairs. The pool offers shallow areas suitable for young children, while the private terrace layout means supervising children doesn’t require constant surveillance—you retain sightlines from multiple vantage points. The included maid service handles daily cleaning and linen changes, eliminating household management from the holiday equation.

Three-couple friend groups frequently book this property for week-long stays. The separate bedrooms provide privacy, the shared kitchen and dining facilities encourage collective cooking experiments or coordinated chef services, and the garden’s size permits both group activities and private retreat spaces.

Remote workers appreciate the reliable Wi-Fi, the quiet working environment away from resort noise, and the flexibility to maintain professional schedules while accessing beach proximity during breaks. The on-site concierge handles domestic logistics, allowing focus on work commitments rather than villa management.

Couples seeking coastal seclusion find the property less suited than larger groups (the layout emphasises shared living over privacy), but those comfortable with social proximity appreciate the service infrastructure and the peace of genuine Andaman coastline.

Practical Information

Capacity and Layout: Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape accommodates 6 guests across 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. A baby cot is available if requested during booking.

Access and Transfers: Phuket International Airport lies 60km south (approximately 90 minutes drive). Ground transfers can be arranged through the villa’s concierge service at approximately 2000-2500 THB for a standard sedan. Many guests hire a vehicle for flexibility exploring the region; rental car agencies operate in Takuatung Town and Phuket, with daily rates from 800 THB for basic economy cars.

Nearest Shops: Tesco Lotus supermarket in Takuatung Town (6km) stocks international groceries alongside Thai staples. Fresh seafood and produce markets operate daily in Takuatung; the early morning market (5am-10am) offers the best selection and lowest prices.

What’s Included: Maid service operates daily. Chef services are available on request (not included in standard rental). On-site spa treatments can be arranged. Breakfast delivery can be coordinated through the concierge. All utilities (water, electricity, air conditioning), Wi-Fi, bed linens, pool towels, and basic toiletries are included in the rental rate. Pool maintenance occurs daily.

Check-in and Flexibility: Standard check-in is 3pm; early check-in (from 10am) may be available depending on previous guest checkout. Late checkout extends to 11am as standard, with late departure fees applicable thereafter.

Frequently Asked Questions about Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape

How many guests does Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape sleep?

Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape sleeps 6 guests comfortably across 3 bedrooms: a king-bed primary suite, a twin-bed second bedroom, and a third bedroom with queen-size bed. A baby cot is available if required. The property can accommodate a maximum of 8 guests if additional mattresses are arranged, though this reduces comfort and is not recommended for extended stays.

What is the nearest airport to Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape in Tambon Khok Kloi?

Phuket International Airport (HKT) is the nearest major airport, situated 60km south of the villa. Transfer time by car is approximately 90 minutes depending on traffic conditions. Ground transfers can be arranged through the villa’s concierge service. Alternatively, domestic flights from Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport connect to Phuket in approximately 2 hours.

What is the best time of year to rent Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape?

The optimal season runs from November through April, when weather patterns deliver clear skies, calm seas, and daytime temperatures between 25-32°C. December and January see peak tourist activity and correspondingly higher rental rates. September and October bring higher rainfall and occasional rough seas, making water activities less predictable. May through August experiences intermittent rain but offers fewer crowds and lower accommodation costs. The region avoids the extreme heat of central Thailand due to coastal air circulation.

Is Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape suitable for families with children?

Yes. The private pool has shallow sections suitable for young swimmers. The ground-floor accessibility eliminates stair navigation for toddlers or children requiring supervision. Nearby Khok Kloi Beach offers calm waters and gentle shelving ideal for children during the dry season (November to April). The villa’s maid service means reduced household management, and the chef service option simplifies meal preparation for families with varying dietary requirements. The concierge can arrange family-friendly activities: beach visits, gentle snorkelling suitable for ages 8+, and visits to nearby temples or local markets. A baby cot is provided on request.

What is included in the rental price at Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape?

The rental rate includes daily maid service, all utilities (water, electricity, air conditioning), high-speed Wi-Fi internet, pool maintenance, bed linens and towels, and basic bath amenities. Breakfast is not included but can be arranged through the concierge (typically 300-600 THB per person). Chef services are available as an optional add-on (approximately 2500-4000 THB per day depending on menu complexity). Spa treatments, transfers, and guided tours can be organised through the villa’s concierge at additional cost. The property provides complimentary use of the bar, BBQ facilities, and outdoor dining areas.

What restaurants and shops are near Thailand – Baan Kloi III Escape?

Khok Kloi village, adjacent to the villa, has several local seafood restaurants specialising in fresh fish prepared daily. Restaurant Khok Kloi (opposite the beach, <1km away) is popular with Thai families and offers grilled fish, curry dishes, and tom yum soups at 150-300 THB per main course. Ban Talae Restaurant, 4km away in a traditional wooden house, emphasises organic vegetables and seafood. Takuatung Town (6km) hosts Tesco Lotus supermarket for imported and Thai groceries, plus the morning wet market (5am-10am) with daily produce and fresh seafood. For international dining or larger shopping, Phuket Town (55km) offers malls and international restaurant chains.