Hug Me Phuket

Hug Me Phuket is located in Phuket Old Town. You can reach it by taxi, tuk-tuk, or by walking if you are already in the Old Town area. Many visitors find it easily accessible as part of their Old Town exploration. +1

Parking in Phuket Old Town can be challenging. It's recommended to use public transport, a taxi, or a ride-sharing service, or to park a bit further away and walk.

Opening hours can vary, but it's generally open in the afternoon and evening. It's best to check their social media or contact them directly for the most up-to-date hours.

The standard entry fee is 390 Baht per person, which includes one complimentary drink. +1

Your entry ticket includes access to spend time with the dogs and one drink from their menu. +1

Yes, there are options to extend your time with the dogs for an additional fee, typically around 999 Baht for 5 entries.

While not always explicitly stated, booking in advance might be advisable during peak seasons or if you want to guarantee a specific time slot, especially for extended stays.

There are no specific age restrictions mentioned, but it's a place best enjoyed by those who appreciate and can interact gently with dogs.

You can expect to meet a variety of breeds, with huskies and a bulldog frequently mentioned. The dogs are rescues and are well-cared for. +2

The dogs are generally described as friendly, well-trained, and happy. They are accustomed to interacting with visitors.

Absolutely! The staff are very helpful and will often assist in taking photos of you with the dogs.

The cafe is generally described as a clean place, with efforts made to maintain a hygienic environment for both guests and the dogs.

While it's a dog cafe, the dogs are well-managed. However, if you have severe phobias, it might not be the ideal place. The staff are attentive to the dogs' behavior.

The entry fee includes one drink from their menu. Popular choices include Thai milk tea and chocolate milk.

While the entry fee includes a drink, it's primarily a dog cafe experience. It's advisable to check if they offer additional snacks or light meals, or plan to dine elsewhere.

It's generally not permitted to bring outside food or drinks into cafes, especially those with animals, to maintain hygiene standards.

Yes, photography is allowed and encouraged! The staff are even happy to help you get the best shots with the dogs.

It's always best to be mindful of the animals. While not explicitly forbidden, avoid using flash directly in the dogs' eyes to prevent startling them.

The entire cafe is a great photo opportunity! The staff can also help arrange group photos with the dogs. +1