Radisson Phuket Mai Khao Beach

The operating resort gives the project a clear, verifiable location rather than a broad 'Mai Khao' marketing tag. Radisson lists the address as 126/10 Soi Mai Khao 7, Moo 4, Mai Khao, Phuket, with direct access to Mai Khao Beach. The group describes the airport as roughly a 15-minute drive and places the hotel beside Mai Khao Temple, close to Sirinat National Park and other northern-Phuket attractions. This is a resort-led location: quiet beachfront access and airport convenience are the strengths, while buyers who expect the walkability, restaurant density or nightlife of Phuket’s busier western and central districts should treat the setting as a different proposition.

The amenity story can now be checked in operation. Radisson’s 2026 opening announcement lists an 80-metre beachfront infinity pool, a rooftop pool, a children’s pool, spa, fitness facilities, a kids’ club, two dining concepts, a rooftop bar and three meeting rooms. For an owner, however, a functioning resort and an attractive facility list do not by themselves define private-use rights. The historic sales fact sheet referred to limited annual owner stays and hotel services, but those were sales-era terms. A resale buyer needs the current management agreement and condominium rules to know what personal occupancy, hotel services, charges and booking procedures apply today.

Thai-Chinese Property Holdings Co., Ltd. is the developer and project owner named in the primary sales documents. Thailand’s Smart EIA database lists the same company registration number, 0835561019719, and shows the entity as active. Radisson’s role is different. The project brochure states that the developer, not the Radisson parties, was responsible for development, marketing and unit sales; it also says Radisson did not warrant sales claims such as expected or guaranteed rental returns and that the hotel-management and brand arrangement was not perpetual. The brand is therefore commercially relevant, but it should not be treated as a substitute for legal or financial due diligence on the unit.

There is visible resale supply. A 41-square-metre unit was offered at THB 8.88 million on Kinnara when checked on 17 September 2026, and a 47-square-metre listing on Nestopa showed THB 10.0516 million with a 12 May 2026 update date. These are listing prices, not evidence of achieved resale values. Historic project marketing also promoted a guaranteed-return period and a later revenue-sharing model. Those statements are useful for understanding how the investment product was originally sold, but they are not enough to establish what a buyer receives in 2026. The live contract for the selected unit should show the management term, revenue and cost allocation, owner-use rules, termination rights, arrears and whether the agreement transfers to a new owner.