Hotel Pantai di Talingchan

"Great place"

"Breakfast and food overall is amazing. Beach is also amazing. Private pool villas also amazing. Finally the fact we can use the Varana hotel facilities a five minute drive away with a 50m pool and state of the art gym, Muay Thai facility and yoga, among other activities made this trip tip top."

"The outrigger was absolutely amazing. We were actually there during the off-season, which is supposed to be their Rainey season, but we never got more than a few showers in the afternoon. If you swim out past the beach to the edge of the reef, you can snorkel right off the resort. You can also take a long boat out to one of the other islands or beaches. The entire area is a national park and absolutely gorgeous. The staff are the sweetest, most wonderful people… immensely, helpful, and always...

"The property needs upkeep in the type of room I stayed. The mattress is ultra hard, I woke up with a backache my first night. Also mattress need to be checked for bed bugs. A bad sewage smell was coming out of the bathroom pipes & I had to keep the bathroom glass door closed. Also, hotel could probably provide a bug repellent air freshener, because bugs come inside whenever the door is opened. The property calls itself a resort, but it needs more amenities to deserve such title. For starters,...

"Clean room, friendly staff"

"The resort and rooms were clean, well-maintained, and very peaceful. The private beach added to the relaxing experience, making it a great place to unwind away from the crowd. However, the resort is around 30 minutes away from the main pier and market area, and each round trip can cost approximately 1800 THB. Also, since water taxis are generally unavailable after sunset, you’ll need to return to the resort before 6 PM. If you’re looking for a quiet and private getaway, this place is...

"The best thing about our stay was seeing the spectacled langurs, from outside our room and also a monitor lizard in the pond, monkeys in the trees and hornbills. It was a pity that the staff used catapults to scare the monkeys and langurs away."