Hotels near Ban Thap Tawan Beach

"We found this hotel very appealing in the Phang Na area. Three beautiful pools with with swim around access to first level rooms. There is jacuzzis within the pool and a hot tub in the middle area of pool. The most disappointing aspect was the food at the restaurant, quality and preparation was inferior. Breakfast poached eggs were served cold then slightly warmed up in boiling water. However this was not sufficient to serve a proper temperature. Pasta at dinner was very disappointing with poorly cooker spaghetti and mat sauce with unusual taste. Not a palatable meal by any standards. The large number of Indian guests leads me to believe the hotel really caters to the Indian demographic. The best food was a milk shake at the Le Scoop near the pools, all other offerings including the Pizza were disappointing thereby not recommended"

"On the whole it was fantastic. If I were to pick holes in anything, the hotel is very long and can take 10 mins to walk from reception to the beach."

"Very large site but wonderful staff and facilities. We had a lovely stay"

"The hotel is very family friendly. The splash park is great for kids and the swim up rooms are brilliant. The buffet breakfast selection was huge and delicious, so much choice. Would definitely stay here again. Close to shops and restaurants "

"Breakfast was good, kids pool and play area was amazing my son enjoyed a lot.."

"Staff were brilliant Opur our chamber lady was lovely. Non and the restaurant team were friendly and conscientious and the sports chaps had us playing volleyball and playing with our kids. "

"Not used"

"I felt a little scammed upon arrival. On Hotels.com and other OTAs, when you search for 2-person occupancy, you can see a room type listed as “villa (single use).” However, once you arrive, you’re told that it is only for single occupancy—that’s what “single use” means. To stay, we ended up paying an additional $300 for two nights, bringing our total cost to $1,000 for two people. At that price, you can find far better options in this area. Also, some of the amenities are very old and worn out. We tried their Muay Thai session and were given very poor gloves with zero wrist support. The coaches didn’t provide hand wraps either. When I asked for better gloves for safety, I was told we would need to pay for a private session just to get proper wrist-support equipment. Overall, at $500 per night, this place feels like a rip-off."

"The rooms are really excellent and the breakfast is equally good. The pool is large and clean. The pool sun umbrellas are too small and everyone is fighting for the shade. A small point and easily rectified. The Wi-Fi in our room was quite poor and rhis was frustrating. Those two issues aside the hotel is wonderful "