Hotels near Wat Khongkha Phimuk

"Far from anything but an excellent beach and the most amazing pool I have ever seen. A huge collection of lagoons canals and big pools plus kiddie pools. Our room had direct access to a chest high canal type pool which connected to the huge central pool. Lots of eating choices including inexpensive non-hotel Thai eateries adjacent to the beach. Very good breakfast buffet. A lot of walking because this is a huge property. Uncrowded and clean beach. The room was large attractive and clean though a bit dated. All in all the best Marriott I have ever stayed in and one of the best hotels."

"One of the Best places in the world - Always sweet and helpful Staff Amazing Breakfast every single morning. Wunderful Menu for Lunch & Dinner. Ones again; s 1000 Thanks for 16 wonderful Days Best wish’s from ud All in Denmark Johnny Plath"

"Room staff nice…"

"Amazing!!!"

"Overall it is pretty good! I travelled with my elderly mom and the staff is really helpful. The only suggestion is the repellent. I have got so many mosquitoes bite! "

"Very remote Basic breakfast Lost electricity few time Great pool Very nice romms"

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"Breakfast very good, variety and length of service was great. Rooms large and comfy beds. 2 pools one with swim up bar. Private beach and warm sea to swim in. Staff very polite and helpful. Car park with limited spaces, but security is there 24 hours so no problem parking on the front of the hotel A very enjoyable stay, wish we booked longer than 4 nights. Close to waterfalls, temples, and tsunami museum. "

"Paradise! Let’s start with the good …. Stunning pool, spacious rooms with beautiful outlook, clean but with the usual firm beds. Gorgeous grounds and right on a beach that stretches for ever both ways- great for walking. There is a pack of dogs that roam the property. They hang around the restaurant and beg for food. They seem harmless but I wasn’t tempted to pat one. In good health though and probably owned by the resort. No cats to be seen The not so good would be the majority of the patronage were Russians. Strange vibe from them, verging on unfriendly. The sea was murky grey and not tempting to swim in at all. Maybe it was the time of year we were there? Something to note is you access the property via a long boat or ferry across a substantial river then shuttle van. The long boat cost 80 baht for the 3 of us and the shuttle appeared to be free (phone the resort on arrival at the pier) All in all a lovely place with lovely staff but it has no soul"