All Inclusive Hotels & Resorts in Gulf of Thailand from AU$221

"Everything at that hotel is perfect. "

"Lovely hotel for a short stay, rooms a little dated but clean. Bathroom is odd. All glass and no door which was strange. Pool area lovely but constant noise from music was annoying. Nice beach area and pathway to walk into nearby town. Breakfast was very good. Overall a good stay but doesn’t feel luxury."

"Everything is spotless, and the staff is incredibly sweet. There are fun daily surprises that aren’t advertised, and the gym is excellent. The pools are serene as well. They have thought of every detail except reminding me to put more sunscreen on my white pasty body. I highly recommend this place. I will be back for sure. "

"An amazing hotel with an even more amazing staff! The breakfast is delightful, and the bed is incredibly comfortable. The hotel is located in a very secure and peaceful area, making for a relaxing stay. I truly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area."

"The staff at Silavadee was top notch! They took genuine care in our room, transportation to other areas of the hotel and making sure we had everything we needed constantly. They remembered who we were while we were there and cared about our experience. As an LGBTQ+ couple, we felt safe and welcomed. We felt so relaxed! This was the best place we have ever stayed and we’re going to think about this place for a long time. Highly recommend staying here as a couple, solo traveler or with friends:...

"Perfect hotel for honeymoon!"

"Great place to stay in Lamai. It is a bit of a walk to town (20min), but there are great places to have a meal or a drink nearby. The staff are awesome and the resort is well equipped. I had a peaceful stay and appreciated the overall quality of the resort. I was traveling solo, but could definitely say it would be a nice place to spend a romantic getaway. "

"Beautiful colonial style hotel and grounds. Staff first class. Lots of loungers on beach. Very good massage at spa on site. Very little reason to venture elsewhere on the island. "