MGallery Residences MontAzure Phuket Review 2026

MGallery Residences MontAzure sits inside the MontAzure master community on Kamala Beach, under Accor’s MGallery flag. This page covers what the MGallery flag brings, how the Accor rental programme works and what the released price list shows.

Project Overview

Thirty-four units are priced in the current release: nineteen studios at 47 or 54 sqm, and fifteen one-bedrooms at 65 or 72 sqm. The estate around them is finished and trading, which is the unusual part here. Café del Mar, the InterContinental’s restaurants and the landscaped grounds are open now, so the amenity you are shown is the amenity that exists rather than a render with a date on it.

The building itself is under construction, and we send the latest construction update together with the price list.

Why Buy Here?

The address

Kamala’s beachfront strip is a short, built-out stretch, and MontAzure is the large development site on it. The project record puts the beach six minutes away on foot and two by car; the airport is about an hour’s drive north.

A Short Payment Schedule

The schedule is 75% at signing, 20% during construction, 5% at handover. On the 10,535,275 THB entry studio that is roughly 7,900,000 THB payable at the start and about 527,000 THB held back to the end.

A front-loaded plan reflects a building well into construction and keeps the payment schedule short. We discuss the size of the final tranche with the developer on your behalf and send the terms that apply to the payment at signing.

Prices and Unit Types

Format	Sizes	Prices in the release	Per square metre
Studio	47 sqm	10,535,275 - 11,263,275 THB	224,155 - 239,644 THB
Studio	54 sqm	12,423,350 - 12,487,350 THB	230,062 - 231,247 THB
One-bedroom	65 sqm	14,074,825 - 15,074,825 THB	216,536 - 231,920 THB
One-bedroom	72 sqm	15,342,400 - 15,414,400 THB	213,089 - 214,089 THB

Two things in that table are worth more than the headline price.

The first is the spread inside a single floor area. Sixteen studios share the same 47 sqm and run 728,000 THB apart; the thirteen one-bedrooms at 65 sqm span a full 1,000,000 THB. Floor level and aspect set that difference, and we show you the floors and orientations in person before you choose.

The second contradicts the usual advice about buying the smallest unit for yield. The dearest square metre in this release is a 47 sqm studio at 239,644 THB; the cheapest is a 72 sqm one-bedroom at 213,089 THB. You pay about 12% more per square metre for the smallest format. The studio can still be the right unit, because nightly rate does not scale with floor area, and the larger units give more space for the money.

Payment plan: 75% at contract signing, 20% during construction, 5% at handover.

Rental Income Under the MGallery Programme

The income here comes through Accor’s hotel programme, and we build the plan for your unit from real operating documents:

• Twelve months of actual trading from comparable inventory under the same flag: occupancy month by month, the rate achieved and every deduction listed.
• The revenue split and its base: whether the share is of gross room revenue or of net operating income, what is deducted before the split and who audits the accounts.
• How the pool distributes: across the building or by unit, which helps you choose among the thirty-four units.
• The whole year: Kamala fills in the peak weeks, and the statements show the May to October months as well.

Living on Kamala Beach

Kamala is the calm bay between Patong and Surin, a family beach with a village feel and the headland known as Millionaire’s Mile above it. MontAzure sits on the beachfront, so owners walk to the sand in about six minutes, with Café del Mar’s beach club, the InterContinental’s restaurants and the estate’s shops on the doorstep.

Patong’s nightlife is a short drive over the hill for guests who want it, and Surin’s restaurants are a few minutes north. For owners that mix is the attraction: a quiet beach to live on, the island’s busiest resort close enough for an evening out, and a hotel operation that looks after the residence between stays.

Amenities

• Infinity swimming pool with Andaman Sea views
• Kids’ pool and children’s facilities
• Technogym-equipped fitness center
• Spa and wellness center
• Yoga studio
• All-day dining restaurant and pool bar
• Lounge and co-working zones
• Landscaped gardens and lake features
• 24-hour concierge, security, and housekeeping
• Parking facilities

The wider MontAzure community adds Café del Mar, the InterContinental Phuket Resort’s restaurants and facilities, and the retail on the estate.

What the Accor Brand Brings

MGallery is an Accor brand, and a branded residence attached to an operating hotel programme combines a hospitality contract with a home of your own.

We send the paperwork behind the flag: the management agreement or licence, the Accor entity that signed it and the years it runs, so you can see how the hotel operation is set up. Brand agreements run for a fixed number of years with renewal terms, and the remaining term is part of what a future buyer values.

Owner Usage

Hotel-operated programmes set owner nights in a calendar, and in Phuket the busiest weeks run from late December to February, plus Chinese New Year and Songkran. We send the owner-use terms from the contract: how many nights, in which booking windows, how much notice and whether unused nights roll forward, so you can plan your own stays around the rental year. Many owners choose a few weeks in the quieter months, when Kamala is at its calmest and the peak weeks stay open for guests.

Who Should Buy

Suited to:

• An owner who wants hotel operation rather than a management search
• A buyer who prefers a short payment schedule, with 75% at signing
• Someone buying the finished estate around the building as much as the unit itself

MORE Group Assessment

The real argument for this building is operational: an international operator runs the letting, so owners skip the search for a manager, and the estate around it is finished and trading rather than promised. That is a genuine difference and it is worth paying for.

We choose the unit with you on the evidence of the floor plans and a real operating statement for comparable inventory: on price per square metre the smallest format is the dearest in the release, so the larger units deserve a close look.

Buying MGallery Residences MontAzure with MORE Group

An MGallery residence is bought in five steps, from the first price list to the keys, and we manage each of them with you.

1. 1

   Current price list and free units

   We ask the developer for today's price list for MGallery Residences MontAzure and send you the units that match your budget, with floor plans.

2. 2

   Foreign quota on your unit

   Foreign buyers hold condo freehold within the 49% foreign quota of the building, counted by floor area. We confirm with the developer that the unit you choose sits inside that quota. How the foreign quota works

3. 3

   Reservation and payment schedule

   A reservation deposit holds the unit, and the balance follows the developer's payment schedule, which we send with the price list.

4. 4

   Transfer and registration

   The purchase money arrives from abroad in foreign currency with an FET form, and the unit is registered in your name at the Land Department. The FET form explained

5. 5

   After the keys

   We stay in touch after handover and help with rental options and a future resale when you want them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the starting price for MGallery Residences MontAzure? +

The lowest-priced unit in the current release is a 47 sqm studio at 10,535,275 THB. One-bedrooms start at 14,074,825 THB for 65 sqm and reach 15,414,400 THB for 72 sqm. Thirty-four units carry a price today, and we send the list of those still available.

What stage is the building at? +

The building is under construction inside the finished MontAzure estate. We send the latest construction update together with the price list and the payment schedule.

How does the Accor rental programme work, and what is the owner's share? +

Accor-flagged schemes operate the building as a hotel and distribute a share of revenue to participating owners. The share, and whether it is calculated on gross room revenue or on net income after operating costs, is set in the specific agreement, and we send the document, including whether distribution is pooled across the building or tied to your own unit's bookings.

Can foreigners own a unit here? +

Yes. The Condominium Act allows non-Thai nationals to hold freehold title inside the 49% foreign quota, measured by the building's total floor area rather than by unit count. A freehold transfer is registered with proof that the purchase money arrived from abroad in foreign currency, the Foreign Exchange Transaction form, and we set up the payments with you so this is in place from the start.

Which unit should I choose? +

Units of identical size here differ by up to 1,000,000 THB on floor and aspect, and the smallest format carries the highest price per square metre in the release. We help you choose on the floor plan, a site visit and a real operating statement for comparable inventory.

Read Also:

• How the 49% foreign quota is measured
• The other branded building on this stretch of Kamala
• Questions buyers ask about reserving off-plan
• The buying process step by step
• What letting a Phuket condo returns, by area