Top Hotels Near Ban Thap Tawan Beach in Takua Pa from AU$28

"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."

"Breakfast was limited and crowded. Drinks Menu at pool bar was very limited. Could Not order a cocktail that was not in the menu. Beach club food was sub par and riddled with birds that swooped on food constantly. Prices overall for food and drinks were way too expensive compared to other hotels in the Khao Lak area. Housekeeping looked understaffed and took until a call to reception at 5.40pm to get the room serviced. Didn’t hate the place but I’m sure I won’t be going back."

"객실 청결도. 직원 친절도. 시설 편의성. 모든 게 완벽합니다."

"Amazing place. Pool access room. Room was huge. Staff very helpful and going out of their way to accommodate needs. I will be back "

"Beautiful resort, many pools, excellent breakfast, fun activities for kids and adults."

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

"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."