Phuket Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Coconut Village Resort is quite good in terms of both location and cleanliness. It's close to the beach. There's also a 7-Eleven store outside the hotel. Bangla Market is 1 km away. I'm a little disappointed with the management because I booked two rooms about a month and a half ago. I had two children with me, but they gave us separate rooms. According to the booking, they should have reserved the adjacent room for me.Rooms 110 and 113 are both in the same direction and a short walk down the stairs. I requested a room as well, but they said there were no rooms available. So it's the management's fault."

"I booked the sea view romance suite with jacuzzi 2409, top floor corner unit. We loved our unit so much! The view… the design, the jacuzzi. Everything is amazing. Delicious breakfast, stunning rooftop bar and gourmet restaurant…! We didn’t have the time to try the spa but it was amazing for sure. The pool isn’t huge but all in marble and has an incredible sea view. Last but not least, the staff is very polite and welcoming. We will come back 😊!"

"We recently spent a wonderful few days at Kalima Resort and had an exceptionally pleasant experience. The service truly stands out. We were able to check in around 1 PM, even though the official check-in time was 3 PM, which was a very welcome relief after our journey. All the hotel staff are incredibly friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. You can feel the high level of service and a genuine desire to make guests' stays comfortable. The breakfasts here are simply magnificent – some of the best we've had in Thailand. There's a huge selection of dishes to suit every taste: a variety of pastries, a chocolate fountain, Nutella and peanut butter, several types of meat, fish, sushi rolls, chicken shawarma, and much more. Everything is beautifully presented, and the dishes are constantly replenished; nothing runs out, even closer to the end of breakfast service. We stayed in a sea-view room, and this view was the highlight of our stay at the hotel. The panorama is so breathtaking that it feels like you're on an observation deck with a nearly 240-degree view. The glass balconies and floor-to-ceiling panoramic doors allow you to enjoy the sea even without leaving your room. The room itself is very cozy and pleasant, and the hotel grounds are well-maintained, green, and very photogenic. The pool is nice and comfortable, although the stunning views remained the main draw of the hotel for us. The location is also good: if you're traveling by scooter or car, you can reach Patong in just a few minutes. Walking isn't very convenient, but this wasn't a drawback for us. Kalima Resort left us with very fond memories. It's a place we'd love to return to for the amazing views, excellent service, and truly luxurious breakfasts."

"The room was absolutely beautiful and spotless. Housekeeping came daily, and they were very diligent about restocking water, hangers, and other amenities. There's a fridge in the room, and you can take hot food to the front desk to be reheated, or just dine directly at the hotel restaurant. The hotel offers plenty of free facilities like hot and cold plunge pools, a sauna, and a steam room, all located on the 6th floor! The Sky Bar on the 7th floor is truly amazing; the hotel gives you two complimentary drinks, and from there, you can watch the stunning Kata beach views and sunset! I highly recommend opting for a room with pool access; it's only about a hundred more, and totally worth it! Nearby, there's a highly-rated spa on Google that's open until 00:30, with prices around 500 Thai Baht. It's perfect for a relaxing massage before heading straight back to the hotel for a good night's sleep. The hotel is very close to the beach, just a few hundred meters away, less than a ten-minute walk, and there's even a 7-Eleven on the way for supplies, haha! There are also many friendly cats at the hotel – seriously, they're so affectionate! This place is such a steal; everyone should stay here! Though I might complain if the prices go up, haha! I stayed during the May Day holiday for 338 RMB a night, which is incredibly good value – you'd never find that price in China!"

"The place is quite small, more like an apartment. I booked it in October for a stay in February. The 'villa' is actually a duplex, with the living room downstairs having no air conditioning, and two bedrooms upstairs with A/C. It's best to bring your own hangers and clothesline when staying here, as their hangers aren't usable, and you'll be fined if you dry wet clothes in the room. Luckily, there's a laundry service right outside the hotel for 60 baht per kilo, wash and dry. When I stayed in Phuket Town previously, the water was normal, but in Patong, it's yellowish, and tastes a bit strange when brushing teeth. I brought a filtered shower head, which wasn't expensive, about 20 baht. Breakfast is more Western-style. It's about a 1.2 km walk to Jungceylon. There's a small Thai restaurant nearby with delicious pineapple rice – you can check it out on Dianping. Google Maps is more accurate abroad. When I booked in October, it was around 1300 baht per night including tax, with breakfast for four, which I guess is acceptable."

"This is my second time staying here. There are some minor issues, but for the price, they're perfectly understandable. I just need a room to sleep and shower in, and this more than meets my needs."

"Our ground-floor room didn't have a sea view, but the service and facilities were quite good. The pool, restaurant, and gym were all well-equipped, and the breakfast offered a decent variety. However, we ordered room service a few times and found the taste to be mediocre and not worth the price. You can easily walk to the nearby beach where there are plenty of shops and restaurants to choose from."

"A great hotel. They call themselves ‘The Oasis of Patong’ and they’re not wrong. Close enough to the madness so it’s within a 15 minute walk to Bangla Rd but far enough away that it’s nice and quiet to make a relaxing stay. The pool area is great for relaxing and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had a great stay and will be back."

"The chalet is really very good: spacious, beautiful, and with an amazing view. It has all the kitchen utensils, although we didn’t use them, and it was extremely clean. I definitely recommend it. The only slightly inconvenient point is the location. The chalet is located at the top of the property, so you need to rely on the reception to arrange transportation to the main area, where the reception and beach access are located. It’s not possible to walk down, as the distance is quite far. For those who rent a motorbike, this isn’t an issue and everything becomes very easy. However, without your own transport, it can be a bit uncomfortable having to depend on the hotel’s shuttle whenever you want to go down to the beach or leave the hotel."

"1. The room's location was decent, in my opinion. I just took taxis everywhere, and the hotel offered a shuttle service within its premises (during specific hours). 2. The service was also good, and the staff's attitude was pleasant. One male front desk attendant was particularly thorough in explaining all the room's features and how to use them. I have no complaints about the service. 3. Hygiene was fine; it was quite clean. I'm not nitpicky, especially considering the price – only 220 for one night. 4. The whole room was very spacious, and it even had a jacuzzi tub and an infinity pool. The only drawback was that the furniture was a bit old and shaky. 5. The most important thing for me was the mirrors. The master bedroom had a mirror above the headboard and a huge mirror on the wall at the foot of the bed. There was also a dressing mirror to the right of the headboard. Foreigners might not mind, but as a timid Chinese person, I was genuinely scared. The mirrors at the head and foot of the bed created an infinite reflection, and I couldn't even look at them. I also couldn't look at the dressing mirror. I had to sleep sideways, and I felt inexplicably terrified. I couldn't wait until dawn, so I left around 6 AM. This was by far the most frightening of the four hotels I've stayed in. Plus, the environment was a bit wild; geckos would crawl in. I wasn't scared, but my partner was. He didn't sleep all night and even mentioned hearing knocking sounds on the window (which was probably some kind of insect hitting the glass, as there was lush vegetation nearby, attracting all sorts of geckos, toads, and birds chirping). Overall, everything else was great, but those mirrors were just too terrifying. If you don't mind them, it's perfectly fine to stay here. I'd give it an overall rating of about 4.6, no exaggeration. My fear of mirrors is a personal issue, though."