Drawing inspiration from Phuket’s tropical beauty, and the island’s tin mining history, The Slate combines warm Thai hospitality with ultra-modern industrial chic.

Choose from The Slate’s 177 rooms, stand-alone plantation villas, pool or garden pavilions, or luxury suites, all decorated with the hotel’ssignature antique industrial ironwork and locally-crafted furniture. If you prefer secluded outdoor spaces, many accommodations feature private courtyards, gardens, showers, tubs, and even plunge pools.

The Slate’s six restaurants, bars, and cafes offer many ways to experience Thai cuisine. Watch chefs whip up local-style street food at Tin Mine, taste the kingdom’s fine-dining flavours at Black Ginger, or take Thai cooking classes at Moo’s Kitchen, where you can even pick out your own ingredients at the local market. Go snorkelling or diving in the warm waters of the Andaman Sea – Nai Yang Beach and its off-shore reefs are part of Sirinat National Park. Between November and February, you might even catch the protected leatherback turtles coming ashore to bury their eggs.