Khao Lak Hotels with Hot Tubs

"Beautiful rooms and pool. The restaurant on the property was fantastic! "

"My wife and I spent 5 nights at JW Marriott Khao Lak Resort & Spa in April, 2024. The room and beach were great. The facility itself is enormous, far more so than I had realized when I booked our stay. It's a Marriott, so expect meals to be priced double (or triple) what you might pay at nearby (and far less fancy) restaurants; indeed, meals were priced a good bit higher than what we had paid at similar or nicer hotels in Seam Reap, Bangkok and Hanoi. Perhaps the absence of high end...

"What we liked the best was the closeness to local market plus the options of different places to eat. The pool was great place to meet people. "

"Awesome Property. the accommodations are outstanding and I would definitely stay here if i return to the area"

"Only negative was many bugs, including cockroach/ants in breakfast restaurant"

"I would definitely recommend this property, "

"This hotel has the potential to be great. Service good, breakfast lovely, room spacious and felt traditional Thai. However wifi did not work in the room, swimming pool was not clean and access was awful if on your own - past a partially built hotel on one side and woodland on the other with no street lighting. I am sure this will improve soon as the building work looks close to being finished and the hotel being built is a classy one. I must say I was not aware of the building work while in the...

"Clean, tidy and tranquil. Good to have mature gardens and shade for trees "

"Often need a clean basic stop in Khao Lak for diving. This place felt very run down. The shower was a mere trickle - couldn’t even wash off sand. Tiles worn and dirty. Nothing horrid but nothing special... and others offer much better value. "

"We had an acceptable pool villa with beach access for which we had paid handsomely however I’d have been horrified to be in the huge block rooms. The resort is jaded and unloved. The dining room is scruffy and a total covid hazard. Tabl s have dirty mats and uneven surfaces. This is the first hotel where I saw guests actually bringing in their own breakfast ( as opposed to taking fruit etc out) it c a n only be described as basic and pedestrian with poor choice and little attention to top up...