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14 Nights Phuket April - Minimal Guest House Patong w/ code (Expedia) & Direct Manchester Rtn flights (TUI) - £608 solo / £1073 2 adults
14 Nights Phuket April - Minimal Guest House Patong w/ code (Expedia) & Direct Manchester Rtn flights (TUI) - £608 solo / £1073 2 adults
14 Nights Phuket April - Minimal Guest House Patong w/ code (Expedia) & Direct Manchester Rtn flights (TUI) - £608 solo / £1073 2 adults
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14 Nights Phuket April - Minimal Guest House Patong w/ code (Expedia) & Direct Manchester Rtn flights (TUI) - £608 solo / £1073 2 adults

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Last minute Budget deal to Phuket Thailand. 14 night break (15 nights inc travel) works out at £608 solo or £1073 for 2 adults, including accommodation and flights. To get this price need to book accommodation via Expedia with 14 nights at Minimal Guest House Patong (17/04 to 01/05) and the return flights directly at TUI (based on 10kg hand luggage from Manchester) 17/04 to 01/05.


Step 1: Book accommodation at Expedia - Minimal House Patong - Guest House via Expedia

Minimal House Patong - Adults Only. Guest house near Bangla Road Close to Jungceylon Shopping Center and Patong Beach, Minimal House Patong - Adults Only . All guest rooms at Minimal House Patong - Adults Only including air conditioning, as well as amenities, such as free WiFi and safes. More amenities include: Bathrooms with showers, Flat-screen TVs with cable channels.



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Step 2 : Book direct return flights at TUI - £465 return from Manchester based on 10kg hand luggage - 16/04 to 01/05


  • 1 adult - £465
  • Hand luggage 10kg (checked 15kg £72 extra return)


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  1. KeepIt100's avatar
    A great price. It is worth bearing in mind that April is the hottest month of the year in Thailand.
  2. d3fy's avatar
    Beware of anything to do with Expedia
    d3fy's avatar
    Trustpilot reviews

    Review of Expedia.co.uk


    I've used them a few times and never…
    I've used them a few times and never had any problems, but clearly by the reviews they are now shocking.

    My experience, book a hotel, pay deposit, does not show in itinerary, use site to email myself a copy of my itinerary and it shows, but still cant log in and see it. Use online chat, they call me and connect me to another team, that team works for reservations.com and has nothing to do with expedia, try online chat again and given a number in Italy to call. Find a number for UK and call that, speak to Agent to be told they cannot service me and to call a different number in Italy (the trip is to Iceland btw).

    Self check-in hotel, the hotel sends you an email to allow you to check in, guess what Expedia did not forward on?

    Go to Trust Pilot and read the reviews. (edited)
  3. David18's avatar
    I’d personally recommend travelling to maybe 3 different spots at least for 2 weeks in Thailand. Internal flights are pretty cheap and there are so many great places to see. I think you’re missing out if you don’t visit Chiangmai in the north, but it helps a lot if you’re comfortable riding a moped. I loved riding around to visit hot springs and national parks or other stunning spots. 
    tek-monkey's avatar
    I ended up touring round koh samui one night on the back of a moped, after meeting some girls in a bar. Happy days!
  4. rickmarine's avatar
    Not sure l would spend two weeks in Patong, but cheap and convenient to have days out to all the other beaches along the coast using the Phuket Smart Bus

    phuketsmartbus.com/phu…ng/

    Kamala beach really nice.
  5. Cheeky_Chap's avatar
    Phuket, why not!
    banshee3099's avatar
    Pronounced poo ket looool
  6. x80ssm's avatar
    Definitely worth the deal, use it as a base and travel to different parts (CM or krabi etc) on super cheap flights just with a backpack (while u leave the not so necessary lugging around stuff at this hotel). I've done it twice but using Bangkok as the base. Best holidays ever
    David18's avatar
    Yeah this is basically what I just said. Spending 2 weeks in Phuket just seems like such a waste imo! Agree with CM - the north is stunning and so cheap. And around krabi is nice - would really recommend railay beach as well, if you like places with a hippie vibe and the devil’s lettuce! 
  7. kyeung's avatar
    Just remembered one main thing I didn't like about Thailand as with alot of touristy countrys was local businesses will always try rip you off...
    I remembered going to a food place and was given a menu which was for the locals by mistake, his manager told the guy to exchange for another menu which had exactly the same food but at much higher pricing aimed at foreigners... I got annoyed and asked for the original menu back and told I will only pay the pricing on that menu or I will leave. This happened on several places we ate at..
    I did find some honest local food places from TripAdvisor. I would tip these places and will go back again for being honest and fair.
    Defo do some research on how much things are approximately before you buy as even things may look cheap the seller could be charging you triple what they charge locals
    mudcat's avatar
    I can understand your views on this common two-tier pricing but got to bear in mind what the locals get paid compared to tourists (often less than equivalent of a dollar per day). It's true and annoying that are a generally small minority who may try to properly scam people (gem deals, vastly overpriced transport/excursions etc) but I generally find the two-tier system aceptable since allows for both locals and tourists to share the same facilities, plus you get to mingle : )
  8. Ouzoherb's avatar
    Ive spent 14 weeks in phuket over the resorts of kamala, karon and kata and these are the best beach resorts on the island in my mind , patpong is to trashy girly bar scene.
    Bigjuggy's avatar
    Trashy girly bars …. Heaven
  9. KevinMcComps's avatar
    Good price.

    We were there just before Christmas staying at the Doubletree, which was nothing like a Doubletree in the UK or Ireland!
    going.going.gone's avatar
    Better or worse?
  10. thethreestripes's avatar
    I landed in Bangkok around 30 years ago as a 20 something and I think saw the place before tourism became massive, I saw everything literally, Now I was single back in the day and went as part of four young lads. My question is having never been back I have one grown up daughter and two teenagers is there a place(s) I could take them as a family without having how do I put this, female attention if you get my drift. Thanks
    ArchBants's avatar
    They're not interested in you if you're walking as a family. All the sleeze is very focused in one or two strips, the rest is perfectly family friendly.

    If you go out walking in those sleezy areas as a single man, then yes you'll have plenty of offers for ping-pong shows, ladies company at the bar etc. But that is honestly only limited to a very small part of Patong. The rest is grand, and if you get out of Patong then the rest of Phuket is very family friendly with lots to keep teenage kids entertained.
  11. TellyBelly's avatar
    I don't like the sound of the hotel - if they start off calling themselves "minimal" it can only go down after that. :-)
    returnofthemac's avatar
    Surely it can only go up?
  12. itskraft's avatar
    Phuket has a lot to offer, but for this price it’s worth using this as a base and visiting Krabi too, much nicer there in my opinion. I wouldn’t want to stay in Patong for this amount of time.
  13. gt1915's avatar
    2 weeks is too long in 1 place, unless you plan to travel a bit it's worth the price but not the time (edited)
    Ouzoherb's avatar
    I always go on 2 week beach holidays , i wouldn't even consider going somewhere for a week
  14. aturner123's avatar
    Im recently unemployed... do i book this?

    Yeah why not... Phuk et!
  15. Mstrinisoul's avatar
    Thanks for thinking of the solo traveller 🏻
  16. whycantiusemyownnameffs's avatar
    Strewth that’s cheap
  17. fr3dy77_sp33d's avatar
    Daaaaaamnnnn, that's cheap!!!
    Anyone wants to adopt my kids in April?
  18. Bigjuggy's avatar
    Don’t worry someone will look after you like a king , for a small price
  19. Xippi's avatar
    Great deal. Personally I'd hate 2 weeks here , sleazy and tourist trap spring to mind, and the sea is starting to get rough at this time of year. But we're all different and look for different things in a holiday - so it will definitely suit some.
    I'd agree totally with those that suggest that this place be used as a base for further travel once the charm of the place wears off. The islands are on the doorstep and places like Chiang Mai are easily reachable. Transport is easy and cheap - don't forget the trains. Bangkok will be pretty hot and humid at this time and there's a lot of dust in the air from all the subway/new road construction so maybe best avoided. Heat.
    z.ald's avatar
    Phuket is a large island, it really depends where you stay. To say it's all sleazy is a stretch. Just avoid Patong and the rest of the island is beautiful
  20. laccc's avatar
    Nice deal, but Phuket the last place I'd go in Thailand.
    scopsowl's avatar
    Why?
  21. lfcfooty71's avatar
    any other dates guys want to go solo , thank you
  22. silver145's avatar
    wait until you see the random advertisements, "HAPPY PLACENTA TREATMENT DAY EXPERIENCE SUNSHINE PACKAGE" - good deal (edited)
  23. Godzilla's avatar
    Wow cheap sounds good holiday to.im tempted Anyone interested in going to? Could team up.Cheaper booking for 2 than 1. Classic hduk 💰

    Lol adopt kids

    How hot though lol 30 or 50?

    Lol I see 30 hot but not crazy hot (edited)
  24. Bigjuggy's avatar
    Brill deal
  25. Max-Power's avatar
    Super deal! Wife and I went in December for 3 weeks and it was thousands... was over xmas though, but great place to go!
  26. 123cat123cat's avatar
    Is it possible to survive here if you have mobility issues?
  27. Aventus's avatar
    Is it good for two adults & one baby?
    mudcat's avatar
    Not sure about the specific hotel but Phuket and Thailand in general perfectly fine for such (dependent a bit on age of baby!). If have any medical issues whilst away, Thai private medical clinics are generally very staffed and maintained, and dirt cheap compared to what might expect from a UK perspective. Insect repellent and suntan lotion is a lot cheaper here from likes of B&M/Home Bargains etc.
    Make sure you both and child have appropriate vaccinations (I've never bothered with rabies and there's 'no' yellow fever in Thailand) and if make a little effort to avoid being (overbitten) by mosquitoes (or dogs) then am sure you'll be fine : )
  28. Gucci69's avatar
    Cannot locate that flight
  29. MrsZebra's avatar
    Good deal op
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