Small, yet luxurious like a diamond. This boutique hotel in Patong is designed for those who appreciate aesthetics, individuality and intimate atmosphere. From the very first glance at its façade, it becomes clear: the focus here is not on conventional luxury, but on style and visual identity.
Arched windows inspired by 19th-century Gothic architecture, along with elements echoing the vibrant shophouses of Old Phuket, give the hotel its distinctive charm and character. It truly stands out from the surrounding cityscape, almost like a piece of art.
The name The Cyan refers to the Greek word kyanos — meaning “blue” — and fully reflects the hotel’s concept: sky, sea, tranquility, and clean lines.
Azure tones in the design are more than decoration; they are a philosophy. Shades of blue appear everywhere: in the furniture, textiles, decorative pieces, and even architectural details. The public areas, restaurant, and bar follow the same refined yet unobtrusive aesthetic.
With only 12 rooms, privacy is guaranteed. The rooftop bar, The Cyan Lounge, serves as both a stylish viewpoint overlooking Patong and a perfect spot for an aperitif before dinner.
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