Phuket is a sun-soaked playground where endless beaches meet vibrant nightlife, and island adventures are just a speedboat ride away. Whether you're soaking up the rays at a chic beach club or savouring champagne on a yacht, the island offers all the indulgence you crave.
But here's the twist—you can enjoy all the glamour and fun while keeping your eco-conscious credentials intact at these luxury resorts in Phuket, Thailand, each boasting impressive green initiatives that allow you to live a high life without leaving a heavy footprint.
The Slate is designed by the famous Bill Bensley. (© The Slate)
The Slate
Nai Yang BeachThe Slate, a boutique gem built from a century-old tin mine, redefines Phuket’s luxury scene with its edgy, industrial-chic vibe designed by Bill Bensley. This fresh take on traditional resorts features raw beams, blackened metals, and sleek concrete, mingling with Thai silks and rattan for a unique twist. Choose from various rooms and villas, all packed with modern amenities. Nestled off Nai Yang Beach, it offers a stylish escape with plenty of dining options, perfect for those craving a mix of seclusion and sophistication.
The hotel adopts extensive sustainability measures: conserving energy with efficient systems, using renewable sources, and eco-friendly products. Guest rooms and public areas avoid single-use plastics and offer options for reusing linens. Dining features organic and local produce, vegan options, and composting. The hotel supports the community by hiring locally, purchasing from local businesses, and offering volunteer opportunities. It also focuses on reducing water and carbon emissions while protecting ecosystems and wildlife.
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The Pullman Phuket Arcadia at Nai Thon Beach. (© Pullman Phuket Arcadia Naithon Beach)
Pullman Phuket Arcadia Naithon Beach
Nai Thon BeachSince its debut in 2013, the Pullman Arcadia has kept its lively spirit, with the original team still on hand to greet guests. Perfect for families, it features a dedicated Kid's Zone near the gym, complete with a soft-floor outdoor play area. Adults can indulge in luxury treatments with Guinot products from Paris at the spa, while the Ocean Room offers stunning views of Nai Thon Beach.
This hotel is all about eco-chic vibes with energy-efficient lighting and green cleaning products. Enjoy eco-friendly shampoos and soaps, and get the option to reuse linens and towels. Say goodbye to single-use plastics, from straws to toiletries. It’s a stay that’s as kind to the planet as it is to you.
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The sprawling property boasts pavilion-style structures, each offering private infinity pools and stunning ocean views. (© Trisara)
Trisara
Choeng ThalePhuket's upscale hotel scene has elevated with Trisara standing out for its luxury and seclusion. Nestled on a private beach on the rugged northwestern coast, this resort offers exclusive transportation in leather-lined SUVs. The expansive property features pavilion-like structures, each with private infinity pools and ocean views. Guests enjoy elegant suites, a long saltwater pool, a top restaurant, a spa, a gym, and a kids’ club. A yacht fleet is available for exploring beyond the resort.
Not only is it a perfect spot for an island getaway, but the resort also excels in sustainability. Guest rooms and public spaces use renewable energy, energy-efficient systems, and eco-friendly cleaning products. Options for reusing linens and avoiding single-use plastics are available. Dining features organic and local produce, vegan options, and surplus food is donated or composted. The resort also houses, not one, but 2 MICHELIN Green Star restaurants—PRU (1 MICHELIN Star) and Jampa (MICHELIN-listed). The property supports the local community, hires fairly, and focuses on carbon emission reduction and ecosystem protection.
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Aman’s flagship resort in Phuket, Thailand. (© Amanpuri)
Amanpuri
Choeng ThaleAmanpuri, Aman’s flagship resort, is a slice of paradise on Phuket’s west coast. Set on a lush peninsula with views over Pansea Beach, it’s a masterclass in blending traditional Thai design with sleek luxury. The resort boasts 40 pavilions and 44 exclusive villas, each with private terraces and pools. Enjoy the indulgent AMAN Spa, a Beach Club with a 27-meter pool, and top-notch dining, including Thai, Japanese, and South American cuisine. Just a 1½-hour flight from Bangkok and a short drive, it’s the ultimate escape for those seeking glamour and relaxation.
The property is committed to sustainability, using energy-efficient lighting, eco-friendly cleaning products, and offering reusable linens and towels. Dining focuses on local, seasonal produce with vegan options and composts food waste. It avoids single-use plastics, supports the local community through fair hiring practices, and trains staff in sustainability and cultural heritage. Volunteer opportunities and ecosystem protection are also priorities.
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Tribal-inspired designs at Keemala. (© Keemala)
Keemala
KamalaHotel categories can be fluid, as seen at Keemala in Phuket, which labels itself an “all-pool villa wonderland.” Each freestanding villa offers a private pool and is inspired by tribal designs, from tent-like Pool Villas to futuristic Bird’s Nest Villas. With Egyptian sheets, bathtubs, free Wi-Fi, and private terraces, the villas provide luxury and comfort. Guests can enjoy room service, a fitness centre, a spa, and dining, but with so much on offer, staying in might be the best option, why leave?
This cocoon-like hotel embodies sustainability with energy conservation, renewable energy, and eco-friendly cleaning. It shuns single-use plastics, provides electric vehicle charging, and promotes linen reuse. Its dining emphasises organic, local produce and minimises food waste. The hotel supports local businesses and communities while nurturing environmental stewardship and volunteerism.
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The laid-back vibe at My Beach Resort. (© My Beach Resort)
My Beach Resort
Panwa BeachTucked away on Phuket’s southern tip, Cape Panwa offers a peaceful retreat from the island’s busier spots. My Beach Resort nails that laid-back vibe with sleek, modern design and unbeatable Andaman Sea views. Inside, the rooms mix Thai touches with soft, organic vibes, and the Private Pool Beachfront rooms take luxury up a notch. Grab fresh seafood and local flavours at the poolside café, or sip cocktails at sunset at the resort’s two stylish bars.
This resort walks the talk on sustainability, from energy-saving measures in guest rooms to using renewable energy and eco-friendly products. They champion local, with menus spotlighting seasonal and vegan options, and make a real effort to reduce food waste. Beyond the kitchen, they support the community by hiring locally, sourcing from nearby businesses, and offering staff sustainability training. Plus, guests can get involved through volunteer opportunities, all while knowing their stay helps preserve the environment.
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Shall we sit and soak it all in for a while? (© The Nai Harn Phuket)
The Nai Harn Phuket
RawaiThe Nai Harn is Phuket’s secret slice of paradise, offering the perfect mix of privacy and luxury. Perched on a hillside with sweeping views of the stunning Nai Harn beach, this modernist gem combines sleek design with jaw-dropping scenery. Enjoy chic, minimalist rooms and top-tier amenities like a swanky spa, gym, and lagoon-style pool. Dining here is a treat, with standout Japanese cuisine and an exceptional wine selection. For a getaway that combines style, relaxation, and seclusion, The Nai Harn is a top pick.
This eco-savvy spot nails sustainability with energy-efficient systems, green cleaning products, and zero single-use plastics. Dine on organic and locally sourced delights with seasonal and vegan options, all while composting food waste. The community vibe is strong with local hiring, sustainability training, and volunteer opportunities, plus a commitment to preserving natural ecosystems and cutting down on water waste.
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The Racha was Phuket's hidden gem, nestled right next to Amanpuri. (© The Racha)
The Racha
RawaiPhuket’s transformation from a hidden gem to a hotspot is well-known, but if you’re craving a slice of secluded paradise, Racha Yai Island is your ticket. Just a quick speedboat ride from the main island, The Racha offers 70 sleek, minimalist villas perched above a dreamy sandy cove. Think urban chic meets tropical bliss—each villa has a private terrace and open-air shower. With a high-end spa, dive centre, and chic dining options, it’s your ultimate VIP getaway without the crowds.
This EarthCheck Silver-certified retreat is all about eco-conscious living. With energy-efficient systems, eco-friendly cleaning products, and a no-single-use-plastics policy, it’s a sustainable paradise. Savour organic, local, and vegan dishes while they tackle food waste like pros. They’re dedicated to supporting the local community and preserving nature, with perks like electric vehicle charging and linen reuse.
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A tranquil retreat at Rosewood Phuket. (© Rosewood Phuket)
Rosewood Phuket
Patong BeachThough some areas of Phuket can be bustling, the Rosewood Phuket offers a serene escape that embodies the brand's dedication to understanding and celebrating Asia's diverse cultures. Nestled in lush surroundings, its 71 freestanding pavilions and villas offer an extra level of privacy and ample space, each featuring a plunge pool or even a full-scale swimming pool. The contemporary design is subtly understated, allowing Phuket’s tropical charm to shine. At Asaya, the spa and wellness centre, you can enjoy everything from Thai massages to personal training, while the dining options range from modern Italian cuisine to seafood-focused local fare, with a focus on local produce at the MICHELIN-listed Ta Kai.
Rosewood Phuket has achieved LEED Gold certification, a widely recognised standard for green building. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification indicates high performance in sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental responsibility.
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