Family Hotels & Resorts in Ko Jum from AU$38

"Had a suite hotel. The rooms were outworn and there was a very high humidate despite the airconditioning was always on. It also had a smell of sewer most of the time. All my clothes in my suitcase were moisty and nothing could get dry inside. Even the hotel phone rang multiples times, even in the night, but the lobby couldn’t identify why. The best thing was the massage lady, very nice and gentle and even came with mango and bananas for free for my child. The resort is in walking distance to many shops nearby and has own private Beach, which is nice. The pool areas are also good. And breakfast is variable."

"We’ve now stayed at this resort twice and can honestly say the service is amazing every single time. On our first visit we stayed in the ocean villa with pool, which was absolutely incredible. This time we stayed in a garden bungalow and it was just as good in a completely different way. The staff are all so friendly, welcoming and attentive — they really make the experience special. Highly recommend and we already can’t wait to come back again!"

"Great value .Centrally located.An iron for your clothes is available."

"Other than the gym feeling a bit outdated, everything else was great. One thing to keep in mind is the tide level upon arrival — if the tide is low, the boat may not be able to get close to the dock, so you might need to walk a short distance to the hotel. Not a major issue, just something to be aware of."

"Wonderful!!!!!!!"

"The staff were super accommodating and friendly, even offering us a free upgrade! Being right on the beach was a huge plus as well. The room was spacious, clean and cool, and there were lots of options for breakfast!"

"Bof"

"This hotel is on the ocean with great views. The pool is one of the best in Ag Nang.I look foward for my next stay."

"We had a problem at our bathroom.. there was a leaking coming out of the bath that nobody came to check after I told the staff. The fire show was amazing.. food and buffet was great but there’s room for improvement"