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Chaque quartier de l’île avec sa médiane pour la catégorie, la fourchette des 25e–75e centiles et le nombre d’hôtels relevés — les moins chers d’abord, puis les quartiers où la catégorie existe à peine.
Source: Online booking platforms, measured September 2026, n = 177 · Toutes les sources
USD par nuit, deux adultes, arrivée dans 30 jours, hors taxes et frais ; bas–haut correspond aux 25e et 75e centiles de l’échantillon. Une catégorie comptant moins de cinq hôtels affiche sa taille d’échantillon et aucune médiane.
| # | Quartier | Médiane / nuit | Bas – haut (P25 – P75) | n | Tendance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Patong Côte ouest | $16 | $11 – $25 | 22 | |
| 2 | Karon Côte ouest | $30 | $25 – $49 | 13 | |
| 3 | Phuket Town Côte est | $30 | $21 – $57 | 18 | |
| 4 | Nai Yang Nord | $32 | $25 – $38 | 19 | |
| 5 | Rawai Sud | $34 | $28 – $39 | 15 | |
| 6 | Kata Côte ouest | $36 | $28 – $42 | 24 | |
| 7 | Surin Côte ouest | $36 | $35 – $37 | 5 | |
| 8 | Chalong Côte est | $36 | $23 – $56 | 18 | |
| 9 | Nai Harn Sud | $42 | $34 – $60 | 9 | |
| 10 | Kamala Côte ouest | $52 | $44 – $65 | 11 | |
| 11 | Bang Tao Côte ouest | $52 | $29 – $75 | 8 | |
| 12 | Panwa Côte est | $57 | $33 – $98 | 5 | |
| — | Layan Côte ouest | — | — | 3 · sous l’échantillon minimal | |
| — | Nai Thon Côte ouest | — | — | 1 · sous l’échantillon minimal | |
| — | Mai Khao Nord | — | — | 3 · sous l’échantillon minimal | |
| Tout Phuket | $34 | $25 – $51 | 177 |
Online booking platforms, measured September 2026, n = 177. Les sparklines apparaissent dès qu’une série compte au moins deux points mensuels.
Économique (3 étoiles) medians per night, cheapest area first; the dearest area in the figure colour · Online booking platforms, measured September 2026, n = 177
La catégorie existe dans ces quartiers, mais avec moins de cinq hôtels dans l’échantillon la médiane reste non publiée — le décompte est affiché pour que le manque soit visible.
A three-star hotel on Phuket is a private, air-conditioned room with an en-suite bathroom, usually a small pool, often breakfast, and a location a few minutes on foot from the beach rather than on it. In the resort towns — Patong, Karon, Kata, Kamala — it is the mid-sized hotel one or two streets back from the beach road; in Nai Yang, Rawai and Chalong it is the family-run guesthouse or small resort; in Phuket Town it is a renovated shophouse or a business hotel near the malls. What the class does not include is beach frontage, resort grounds, a kids club or several restaurants — for those, the four-star column is the one to read.
Two things to keep in mind when reading this page. Star ratings are declared by the properties themselves, so a three-star in Surin and a three-star in Patong are not the same product, and the ranges show that. And 'budget' here means the cheapest rated class in the index, not the cheapest bed on the island: hostels, dormitories and one- and two-star properties are kept in the raw snapshot but are not published as a segment, so the true floor in Patong or Phuket Town is below the three-star median. The sample sizes tell you where the class is deep (Patong, Kata, Nai Yang, Chalong, Phuket Town) and where it barely exists (Layan, Nai Thon, Mai Khao).
12 of the 15 areas have a published three-star median in September 2026, and it runs from $16 in Patong to $57 in Panwa, 3.6 times as much for the same declared class. The island-wide three-star median is $34 (n = 177); Patong, Karon, Phuket Town and Nai Yang sit below it, Kata, Surin, Chalong, Nai Harn, Kamala, Bang Tao and Panwa above. The cheapest districts are the ones with a town around the hotels and many of them competing; the priciest are the ones where the resort is the district and the sample is a handful of large properties.
Layan (3), Nai Thon (1) and Mai Khao (3) have fewer than five three-star hotels in the sample, so the index publishes the count and no median — the class exists there, but a figure from one or two properties would describe those properties, not the district. The deepest sample is Kata with 24 three-star hotels, which makes its median the most stable number in the table.
The low and high columns are the 25th and 75th percentiles — the middle half of the three-star hotels in each area — and their width says how homogeneous the class is there. The widest spread is in Panwa, where the 75th percentile ($98) is 3 times the 25th ($33); the tightest is Surin at $35 – $37, 1.1 to 1. A wide range means two products share one star count — a village hotel and a residence sold by the night, a beach-road hotel and a headland resort — and the median is a compromise between them. A tight range means the area's three-star hotels are genuinely alike, and the median is a price you can plan on.
Ratings are declared by the properties themselves on the booking platforms, not audited, so a three-star listing in one district is not the same promise as in another. The area pages of this hub describe what the hotel stock actually looks like street by street; where the range here is wide, that description matters more than the median.
Island-wide, a three-star room at $34 compares with $62 for four-star (n = 210) and $141 for five-star (n = 87) in September 2026; the all-class median, hostels and unrated properties included in the sample, is $50 (n = 618). The step up to four stars costs $28 a night island-wide, 82% — and in the resort towns, where the four-star hotels are on the beach road and the three-star ones a street behind, that is mostly the price of the location.
The observation behind all of these figures is the same fixed search — one night, two adults, check-in thirty days after the snapshot, cheapest available room, before taxes and fees — repeated monthly, so the classes are compared like with like and the next revision moves every column at once. The observation month is printed next to every figure; the current one was taken in the low season.
$34 a night is the island-wide median for a three-star hotel (n = 177, September 2026), with the middle half of the sample between $25 – $51. Two adults, one night booked thirty days ahead, before taxes and fees, observed in the low season; by area it runs from $16 in Patong to $57 in Panwa.
Patong, at a median of $16 a night (n = 22, September 2026), followed by Karon ($30), Phuket Town ($30) and Nai Yang ($32). Layan, Nai Thon and Mai Khao are not ranked: fewer than five three-star hotels in the sample.
Panwa, at a median of $57 a night (n = 5, September 2026), 3.6 times the cheapest area's median. Next come Bang Tao ($52) and Kamala ($52). These are the districts where the resort is the destination and there is no town to undercut it.
Not quite: the three-star class is the cheapest rated class the index publishes, but hostels, dormitories and one- and two-star guesthouses sit below it and are counted only in the all-class median ($50 island-wide, n = 618). The three-star median is $34 against $62 for four stars in September 2026. In Patong, Phuket Town, Rawai and Chalong the true floor is a guesthouse or a dorm bed well under the three-star median.
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