Top Hotels Near Long Beach in Ko Lanta from AU$25

"Wonderful location and such friendly staff. The pool and the happy hour cocktails watching the sunset are the highlights. Overall a great place for a relaxing break."

"Great location, return after 8 years and still a great experience. Professional staff- always helpful. Bonus: Dive&Relax Divecenter is on the location- same professionalism as on the Resort. "

"Perfect end to our Thailand trip. Everything was perfect from staff to the room. "

"Great spot. Rooms were nice and modern, comfortable for a week long stay. Breakfast was nice fruit was so good. Laid back resort, private. Property was nice to relax at, a bit of a walk from the nicest swimming sections on long beach but otherwise happy to have stayed here. "

"The breakfast was very good. The pool nice. The grounds are spectacular. A green oasis. "

"The property is ideal for families and couples wanting a self catering accommodation near the beach, some facilities need refreshing but in general a nice place to stay "

"Très loin de la mer pour marcher il fait très chaud café 100 bath pas assez de chaise tout est pris très tôt le matin, resort désert, il y a de petit transport mais ne veulent pas amener les genspres de l’âge, ménage aux trois jours pas de tapis de bain pas de serviettes de douche. Pas de service ( ex café eau) près de la réception. Bref Sinon le personnel est aimable. "

"Booked a superior room, NOTTT, no extras at ALL, rm 109 , not even toilet paper holder. Very disappointed. Old neglected, thin metal bathroom door, toilet did not flush. Needs a lot of upgrading, pool loungers dilapidated & extras can’t be worth mentioning. There are a lot nicer places to book stay at for your money. Not recommended. "

"I mistakingly thought there was AC, so it was incredibly hot and muggy. I’m glad I only stayed one night. I had two mosquitos in my net, which is no one’s fault, but waking up with bites everywhere wasn’t so pleasant…especially without AC. There is a fan but it doesn’t reach you well or blows the net onto your skin, which isn’t ideal for me, as you never know how often those items are cleaned. You need to pay a 500 baht hotel deposit, and only in cash, so make sure you have it with you. You get it back right when you check out. Since it’s a chalet / bungalow that’s cheaply made, there are a lot of open spaces between boards throughout the entire structure, which did not make me feel entirely comfortable at night. Like many ultra-budget places, sometimes the sewer seals are not properly built and maintained, so there is sometimes a bathroom smell that’s not ideal. With the bathroom door shut, it’s not noticeable. There is beach access through one of the hotels that’s about a 10+ minute walk across a busy four lane road. It’s possible to cross it easily, but not ideally located. They sent someone to the ferry to pick me up for a small fee that was lower than what the ferry staff charge, so that was great. She had a sign with my name on it. She was easy to find and super kind. That was great. I would not stay there again. "