Phang Nga Hotels with Swimming Pool

"My favourite hotel in Khao lak - stunning grounds and the staff go the extra mile. Bedrooms are spacious, sunsets are to die for and the location is perfect. Not overcrowded the perfect place to enjoy the perfect holiday "

"Room was clean, staff was friendly. They did lose power the last day we were there, so no AC and not able to charge our phones made it a bit uncomfortable to sleep. "

"Room was great. Spacious and modern with excellent AC. Hotel grounds were well kept and pretty. Breakfast options were plentiful. We only stayed a night due to flight changes but would consider returning."

"Wonderful staff, large villas, great views The state of the property however is quite tired and in need of updating. The paths, gardens, lighting, buggies, tennis court, almost everything is very used up. Food was generally quite good Too many kids and it could be useful for them to offer segregated seating for families and couples to ensure everyone is happy. Generally enjoyable stay except for the state of the property."

"객실 청결도. 직원 친절도. 시설 편의성. 모든 게 완벽합니다."

"The property was lovely and calm. Beautiful pool and chalets. Gorgeous sunset views."

"The staff were excellent and there was a full programme of activities for children. The kids pool was excellent as was the food."

"We truly felt like we were in the heart of the jungle, with all the positives you would expect that to bring, and a few negatives too. The sights and sounds of the wildlife are inescapable and breathtaking, with memorable views particularly at sun up or sun down. Some of the facilities are at the mercy of the elements, with ‘outdoor feeling’ shower and bathroom. There were very minor communication difficulties around the breakfast ordering. The menu seems to be updated every day, and is a series of dishes from hot ‘Americano style’ eggs and bacon, to a granola and yogurt course and a fruit platter. The food was excellent, but didn’t offer choice so fussy eaters may struggle at breakfast. Navigating the property with its slightly precarious walkways and steps would be next to impossible for those with physical disabilities, but disorder a Robinson Crusoe type feel. "

"Didn't stay long enough to really get to know the place. But what we did see was great. "