Indigo Pearl Changes Name

Category: Hotels, Posted:02 Aug 2016 | 13:00 pm

The luxury boutique resort Indigo Pearl Phuket has been renamed as The Slate.

In what started out as one of the island’s first beach resorts at the time called Pearl Village the decades long property was reinvented in the mid 2000’s back of an extreme makeover by designer Bill Bensley and branding agency Quo Global under the legacy and guidance of Wichit Na Ranong.

Once again the property is aiming to take a new left turn with the change of name to The Slate. The new tagline for the property is “the island’s only avant-garde expression of a true Phuket heritage.

Remaining an independent hotel The Slate is affiliated to Design Hotels.

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