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Bangkok Holiday Packages | Things to do and Hotel Recommendations
Planning a trip to Thailand’s high-energy capital? A Bangkok holiday package on Trip.com is the easiest, most cost-effective way to experience the city. By bundling your flights and hotel together, you unlock exclusive rates while keeping your entire itinerary organized in one place.
Top Things to Do in Bangkok
Incorporate these bucket-list activities into your holiday itinerary:
- Explore the Majestic Temples: No trip is complete without visiting the historic heart of Bangkok. Marvel at the spectacular Grand Palace, the towering porcelain spire of Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn), and the massive reclining Buddha at Wat Pho.
- Feast on World-Class Street Food: From Michelin-starred street stalls like Jay Fai to the bustling lanes of Yaowarat (Chinatown), Bangkok is a foodie's paradise. Grab a plate of authentic Pad Thai or sweet mango sticky rice on the go.
- Shop Till You Drop: Explore the massive, labyrinthine Chatuchak Weekend Market (boasting over 15,000 stalls), or escape the heat at luxury mega-malls like Iconsiam and Siam Paragon, located right along the BTS Skytrain lines.
- Cruise the Chao Phraya River: Hop on a public hop-on-hop-off boat or book a romantic dinner cruise to watch the city's illuminated temples glide by at night.
Chinatown Bangkok (Yaowarat)
4.7/5
904 reviewsAbsolutely loved this area! ✨ So vibrant, lively, and full of energy, with lots of amazing street food, entertainment, shopping, and beautiful hotels. 🥰🌆 A super cool spot for exploring, making memories, and capturing those vibrant travel pictures! 📸✨
The Grand Palace
4.4/5
5843 reviewsYes, it's a tourist magnet, but its splendor is truly breathtaking. When you step inside, especially into the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, you're simply speechless with the sheer volume of gold, mirrors, and detail. Everything sparkles and shimmers, leaving you breathless. This isn't a temple, it's a veritable treasure trove.
I highly recommend visiting!
Wat Arun
4.8/5
4187 reviewsThe late autumn afternoon sun shone lazily as we strolled slowly along the path by the riverbank. The leaves on the trees were turning golden and deep red, fluttering down like tiny butterflies in the breeze. My colleague kicked at the fallen leaves as we walked, making a soft, crisp sound, like a favorite childhood game on the way home from school. The air was filled with the aroma of osmanthus blossoms and roasted chestnuts. We bought a bag of freshly roasted chestnuts from a roadside stall. They were steaming hot, and once peeled, the golden flesh was soft, sweet, and delicious. We ate them as we walked, and before we knew it, we had finished most of the bag. Continuing along the path, we saw several elderly people sitting under a sunny wall, weaving bamboo baskets while basking in the sun. The slender bamboo strips flew through their hands, quickly creating beautiful patterns. We stood watching for a long time, and one of the elderly people even offered us two thin bamboo strips to try weaving. We tried to weave a tiny grasshopper, but our clumsy hands produced a crooked and uneven one, which made the old man laugh non-stop. Later, we walked through a reed marshland. The white reeds shimmered softly in the sunlight, swaying in the wind like rolling white waves. We stood leaning against an old tree on the bank for a long time, quietly watching the water birds slowly fly by in the distance. The whole world was so quiet that only the rustling of the wind through the reeds could be heard. Usually, we're busy working in air-conditioned rooms, not even noticing when autumn arrives. This late autumn hike allowed us to soak up the sun, eat warm chestnuts, and see the sky full of reeds, washing away all the accumulated chill and fatigue. We walked back, stepping on the fallen leaves, still clutching the crooked bamboo grasshopper in our hands, our bodies smelling of sunshine. The jackets we had dried in the sun that day were wrapped around us that night, filled with the fragrance of sunshine and reeds, more pleasant than any aromatherapy.
Chinatown Bangkok (Yaowarat)
4.7/5
904 reviewsAbsolutely loved this area! ✨ So vibrant, lively, and full of energy, with lots of amazing street food, entertainment, shopping, and beautiful hotels. 🥰🌆 A super cool spot for exploring, making memories, and capturing those vibrant travel pictures! 📸✨
Chatuchak Weekend Market
4.8/5
75 reviewsThis one-of-a-kind night market boasts a vast area and countless stalls that are too numerous to explore in a single day! If you're in Bangkok on the weekend, it's a must-visit. It's popular not only with tourists but also with the general public, thanks to its cute trinkets and delicious street food available at reasonable prices.
Where to Stay: Bangkok Hotel Recommendations
When customizing your Trip.com package, choosing the right neighborhood is key. Here are the best areas and hotels to match your travel style:
- Luxury Pick: Siam Kempinski Hotel Bangkok – A lush, resort-style sanctuary with direct access to Siam Paragon.
- Mid-Range Pick: Novotel Bangkok on Siam Square – Modern, family-friendly, and step out right into the heart of Siam's shopping streets.
- Trendy/Premium Pick: Grande Centre Point Hotel Terminal 21 – Located directly above a major transit hub and shopping mall, making exploring incredibly easy.
- Boutique Pick: Carlton Hotel Bangkok Sukhumvit – Renowned for its stylish rooms and the popular cooling breezes of its rooftop bar.
- Ultra-Luxury Pick: The Peninsula Bangkok – Timeless elegance with stunning, unobstructed river views from every single room.
- Value Riverside Pick: Chatrium Hotel Riverside Bangkok – Offers spacious, apartment-style rooms with massive balconies overlooking the water.
Bangkok Hotels
5 star
Very Good4973 Reviews
Siam Bangkok|2.01km from downtown
The Twin Towers Hotel เดอะ ทวิน ทาวเวอร์ offers very good value for Bangkok. The hotel is definitely a little outdated, but the rooms are surprisingly spacious and comfortable for the price.
The swimming pool is a nice bonus and a good place to relax. There is also a gym, although it is quite basic and some of the equipment feels old and rusty.
The biggest weakness is the check-in process. Check-in is only available after 2 PM, which is understandable, but they also would not allow the registration procedures and documents to be completed before 2 PM. This means many guests start the entire process at the same time, making the reception unnecessarily slow and inefficient during peak check-in hours.
The room itself was spacious, although the toilet bowl in my room was constantly draining a small amount of water, so some maintenance would definitely help.
Overall, despite its age and a few operational issues, The Twin Towers Hotel is still a solid choice if you prioritize space, a swimming pool and good value for money over modern facilities. At around HKD 450 per night, it is difficult to complain too much.FromBRL 151
Very Good1209 Reviews
Silom/Sathon Bangkok|0.28km from downtown
The hotel's location is pretty good. The staff provides excellent service, and the breakfast buffet is very generous. Downstairs, there are plenty of massage parlors and small restaurants, and a 7-Eleven right across the street. It's about a 7-8 minute walk to the BTS station, and you can even see the Pixel Building from the room. The only downside is that the room facilities are a bit old, but I can live with that.FromBRL 339
Very Good1175 Reviews
Sukhumvit Bangkok|5.68km from downtown
The room was excellent – clean, comfortable, and spacious. The staff were incredibly friendly, especially the doorman/tuk-tuk driver, Ton. He was exceptionally polite! The entire hotel made for a very pleasant stay. The location was also great, easy to find, and in a quiet area with a 7-Eleven nearby. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Thailand.FromBRL 291
Very Good2492 Reviews
Riverside Bangkok|2.99km from downtown
We had an amazing stay at this beautiful property. The location is perfect, right on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, offering lovely views and a peaceful atmosphere. The hotel also provides a complimentary boat shuttle service to the nearest pier, making it incredibly convenient to explore IconSiam, WatArun, WatPho, Asiatique etc.
Hotel has an outstanding hospitality. Every member of the staff—from the bell attendants and reception team to the housekeeping staff, are warm, courteous, professional, and always eager to help.
We even got a complimentary upgrade from a Deluxe Premium Room to a Suite, which made our stay even more memorable. The suite was spacious, elegant, and very comfortable. Breakfast got a huge variety to offer.
Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a luxurious stay with exceptional service in Bangkok. We would definitely love to return on our next visit. View from our room is attached.FromBRL 313
Great1496 Reviews
Siam Bangkok|3.59km from downtown
The only issue with this hotel was the slow Wi-Fi. If you're staying here, you might need an unlimited data plan.
The entire hotel staff was incredibly proactive and attentive, and they could communicate in basic Chinese. We checked in around 3 or 4 AM, and all our check-in documents were already prepared for us, making the process very efficient. The lobby can help receive food deliveries and packages, and collection is also very meticulous and convenient.
The room space was ample. Although the facilities were visibly a bit dated, they were very well-maintained. There were quite a few mirrors, and when my friend expressed some concern about the room's decor, they promptly helped us adjust it. The bathroom had a slight odor, but it was within an acceptable range.
There's a 7-Eleven right downstairs from the hotel, and the location is very close to both the BTS and the Airport Rail Link, making it very convenient to get to the city center.FromBRL 431
Business travel
Very Good1607 Reviews
Khaosan Road Bangkok|3.03km from downtown
Prince Palace Hotel Bangkok is a great option with a convenient location. We especially liked using the nearby ferry, which made getting around much easier and helped us avoid Bangkok traffic. The room was clean, and we were pleasantly surprised by a complimentary upgrade that gave us a bigger room and a larger bed, making our stay more comfortable. Breakfast was enjoyable and had good options, though the selection felt a bit repetitive each day while we were there.FromBRL 166
Very Good2385 Reviews
Silom/Sathon Bangkok|0.82km from downtown
Environment: It's close to an elevated highway, so I expected it to be noisy, but it was actually very quiet. I slept soundly at night, which was a huge plus.
Facilities: Standard level, clean and hygienic. The hotel's soundproofing is also excellent.
Location: It's near Sathorn Pier and two BTS stations (about a 10-minute walk). Getting to IconSiam and Chinatown is very convenient. The Pixel Building is also within walking distance.
There are also many 7-Elevens and shops nearby (I recommend the 7-Eleven to the left of the hotel entrance, further down the road – it's bigger and has a wider selection).FromBRL 206
Very Good1973 Reviews
Sukhumvit Bangkok|3.87km from downtown
The location is excellent, easily accessible on foot from Nana Station. The price is reasonable, but the service might reflect that.
There was hair in the refrigerator, which made me reluctant to chill my drinks. Overall, the cleaning was subpar.
The lighting was dim, and the hotel facilities were old, creating a somewhat eerie atmosphere. A bit scary, actually.
The pool is located on a mid-floor, surrounded by walls, so there's no view. There was a very deep pool, but a lifeguard (or attendant?) was present, which was reassuring. When I borrowed a towel, they warned me about the deep end, which was helpful.
Even though it was a Saturday, check-in was smooth with no queue.FromBRL 250
Great2044 Reviews
Silom/Sathon Bangkok|0.67km from downtown
Great location, about 200 meters from the MRT. There's a mall across the street and several 24-hour stores. It's also a comfortable walking distance to Siam and the Chula Night Market. The hotel staff are all very friendly and professional, and the free minibar is refilled daily. The only minor issue is that the hairdryer in the bathroom is quite old-fashioned.FromBRL 230
Very Good817 Reviews
Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok|12.89km from downtown
The hotel staff work very efficiently and everything is well organized. The service feels professional and smooth from check-in to check-out. There is also a convenience store available 24 hours a day, which makes it very easy to buy food, drinks, or anything you need at any time. It’s really convenient for guests who arrive late or get hungry at night. Overall, it was a comfortable and pleasant stay.FromBRL 81
Breakfast
Great2414 Reviews
Pratunam Market Bangkok|3.2km from downtown
I had a very mixed experience staying at this hotel. I'll try to break it down point by point.
The first thing you notice upon entering the room is a strong, pungent smell of dampness and old carpet that lingers in the air and simply cannot be aired out. To make matters worse, when I tried to lie down, I discovered that the upholstery on the lower bunk (or the base of the mattress) was literally torn, with frayed edges sticking out — which hardly contributes to comfort or hygiene. If you add to this the widespread scratches on the furniture, chipped tiles, and a generally outdated ”Soviet-style” charm, you get the feeling that the hotel is stuck in the past. Everything looks very old and worn out.
However, as a counterbalance to all this, I must give huge credit to the hotel team. They are true professionals. The breakfasts here are genuinely delicious and varied, which was a very pleasant surprise. I would also like to specifically commend the staff — they are exceptionally well-trained and friendly, which is rare to find these days. Everyone greets you with a smile, makes eye contact, and is happy to assist with any request. You can really tell they have great service standards.
But there is one aspect that really upset me. Upstairs, near the pool, there is a small night café with a nice view. However, I spotted a cockroach right next to the serving trays where the food and utensils were laid out. This is completely unacceptable for any establishment that serves food.
I strongly urge the hotel management to pay close attention to the sanitation standards in the pool area and the night café. Delicious food and polite staff cannot compensate for hygiene violations.
In conclusion: This hotel definitely does not justify the price they ask for. At this price point, I expect cleanliness, fresh renovations, and a complete absence of insects — not having to tolerate bad smells and torn furniture. I give them a ”plus” for the staff's excellent work, but overall, I am quite disappointed.FromBRL 250
Very Good3042 Reviews
Sukhumvit Bangkok|7.78km from downtown
First off, there's a major flaw with the hotel: it seems most rooms, except for corner ones, are connecting rooms. This results in terrible soundproofing. You can clearly hear if your neighbors speak even a little loudly. On the first night, I was woken up at 2 AM by the sounds of the couple next door. When I went to the front desk the next day to switch rooms, I was met with eye rolls and impatience. Then, the room change itself was a hassle with all sorts of procedures and time restrictions; I couldn't move to a new room until 2 PM, even though rooms were clearly available.
My second issue is with the bathroom. The shower has no door or curtain to prevent water from splashing out. This means every time you take a shower, the bathroom floor will be completely flooded. Your towel will also be soaking wet. The sink design is also a disaster; water splashes out every time you turn on the faucet.
My third and biggest issue is the absolutely, incredibly, exceptionally poor service. I specifically want to call out the young, slightly overweight female front desk staff with a ponytail. She gave me constant eye rolls and showed extreme impatience. I don't know what her problem was. When I was changing rooms, she was sighing and rolling her eyes, and she was giving me side-eye even when I was just checking in.FromBRL 187
Great924 Reviews
Sukhumvit Bangkok|3.93km from downtown
Not bad at all. It's located right in the center of Bangkok, with a 7-Eleven and a pharmacy just outside, and plenty of food options nearby. The steak at the restaurant to the right of the lobby entrance is absolutely top-notch. Overall, it's pretty good.FromBRL 420
Very Good663 Reviews
Sukhumvit Bangkok|3.77km from downtown
I booked this place for two nights. I saw other reviews saying the accommodation was clean, but for me, the bathroom was quite dirty, as if the housekeeper hadn't cleaned it at all. There were stain marks on the walls and the sink was also stained. However, the duvet and bedsheets were quite clean. On the second night, the housekeeper forgot to provide towels, so I called reception to request some. But after a long wait, no one brought them up, so my partner had to go down to get them himself. The towels for the second night also had a musty smell. The swimming pool and gym were pretty decent for the price. I booked a room with breakfast, and the breakfast was fine. The staff at the restaurant provided excellent service; they were very cheerful, especially a female staff member who took great care of us, and the male staff member who drove us to the main road was also very helpful. Overall, it was quite okay, but I have to deduct points for the cleanliness of the bathroom, as it seemed the housekeeper hadn't cleaned the walls at all.FromBRL 174
Very Good1071 Reviews
Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok|12.64km from downtown
This was my first time staying here, and everything was excellent. One thing I especially want to praise is how clean and quiet the room was. I slept very comfortably. The room was spacious, and considering the price I paid, it was great value for money. There are several restaurants nearby, and a 7-Eleven is conveniently located right next door. The staff were friendly and always smiling. Even the housekeeping staff were very polite and kind to me.FromBRL 86
Phuket Holiday Pacakage | Things to do and Hotel Recommendations
If you are dreaming of turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and vibrant nightlife, a Phuket holiday package on Trip.com is your ticket to paradise. Bundling your flights and hotel together not only takes the stress out of planning but also unlocks exclusive package discounts that leave you with more budget to explore Thailand's largest and most famous island.
Top Things to Do in Phuket
Add these incredible island experiences to your custom travel itinerary:
- Island Hop to Phi Phi & James Bond Island: Board a speedboat or a catamaran to explore the towering limestone cliffs of Phang Nga Bay, snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of Maya Bay, and visit the iconic cliffs made famous on the silver screen.
- Relax on World-Class Beaches: Whether you want the lively, energetic atmosphere of Patong Beach, the family-friendly stretches of Karon and Kata, or the peaceful, upscale shores of Bang Tao, Phuket has a beach to match every mood.
- Explore Old Phuket Town: Take a break from the beach to wander through the charming streets of Phuket Town. Snap photos of the colorful Sino-Portuguese shophouses, explore quirky boutique cafes, and eat your way through the famous Sunday Walking Street Market.
- Visit the Big Buddha & Wat Chalong: Pay your respects at Wat Chalong, Phuket's largest temple, and climb the hill to the majestic 45-meter-tall Big Buddha for breathtaking, 360-degree views of the island and southern bays.
Patong Beach
4.6/5
3049 reviewsIn the lively evening air, sitting on a beach chair, sipping a cold beer, and watching paragliders drift across the golden orange sky, the last rays of the day are surprisingly healing and uplifting. Simple pleasures like watching the sunset without rushing. 💛
Kata Beach
4.7/5
206 reviewsA nice beach, we liked it better than Patong and Karon. We saw incredible sunsets here. It's clean and a pleasant place to be.
Bang Tao Beach
4.5/5
38 reviewscool healthy beach, closer to the sea, the level of hotels and cleanliness is top notch. the second area for us after Karon.
Where to Stay: Phuket Hotel Recommendations
Phuket is incredibly diverse, and where you stay shapes your entire trip. Here are the best areas and resort recommendations to pair with your Trip.com package:
- Premium Pick: Amari Phuket – Located on a quiet jetty at the southern end of Patong, offering stunning ocean views while keeping you just minutes away from the action.
- Mid-Range/Active Pick: Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort – Highly modern, family-friendly, and located right across the street from the beach.
- Luxury Pick: The Boathouse Phuket – A legendary boutique hotel sitting right on Kata Beach, famous for its incredible sunset views and gourmet dining.
- Family Resort Pick: Centara Grand Beach Resort Phuket – Located directly on Karon Beach with its own waterpark, making it an absolute hit for travelers with kids.
- Ultra-Luxury Pick: Banyan Tree Phuket – An all-pool villa resort that offers ultimate privacy, world-class spa treatments, and unparalleled romance.
- Upscale Beach Club Pick: SAii Laguna Phuket – Offers direct beach access, fantastic water sports, and a highly personalized, vibrant resort experience.
Phuket Hotels
5 star
Very Good431 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|13.53km from downtown
The hotel is great. We enjoyed the pool access room and the swim-up bar. One of the shuttle drivers was awesome. Always up for a friendly chat. Sorry I didn’t get his name. The restaurant was nice. Friendly servers but they will comment on how much you have eaten… bit awkward. The room was clean. Basic amenities. Nothing fancy but just what you would need. It’s quiet. No complaints . A nice hotel if you want to spend some time at the hotel on your holiday, too. Just note if you have mobility issues , the hotel is a bit far from the beach and up a steep hill. You have to rely on hotel shuttle service which starts at 11am (the schedule is on their website) or grab/taxi.FromBRL 207
Very Good403 Reviews
Phuket Town Phuket|12.4km from downtown
Overall, I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The staff were courteous, the property was clean, and everything else met my expectations. The only downside was that the rooms were quite compact.
One suggestion for improvement would be to have a designated smoking area on every floor. Currently, the smoking areas are only on the rooftop and the ground floor. Since my room was located far from the lift, it became a bit inconvenient to travel up or down every time. Adding a smoking area on each floor would make the stay much more comfortable for guests who smoke.FromBRL 211
Very Good316 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|12.16km from downtown
Situated on a higher ground, stayed in a villa this time and it was excellent. Location is near Patong (＜10 mins drive). Jungceylon is less than 10 mins walk and they provide shuttle service to n fro to this location if u required it.
Breakfast is buffet style and it's halal based. They are kind enough and surprise us by presenting a cake during breakfast for my partner on her birthday. Excellent service !FromBRL 288
Very Good499 Reviews
Kamala Beach Phuket|11.65km from downtown
If youre looking for a sleek, ultra modern 5 star resort, this may not be for you. But if you want authentic Thai hospitality, traditional Thai-inspired architecture, lush tropical surroundings, and a peaceful beachfront escape, this resort is absolutely worth it.
I stayed here as a solo traveler and had one of the most relaxing stays Ive experienced. Its also perfect for couples, honeymooners, and families.
I was pleasantly surprised with a complimentary upgrade to a sea-view hillside cottage even though I booked one of the more affordable room categories. The private beach was the main reason I chose this resort and it was exactly what I was looking for, quiet, uncrowded, and perfect for relaxing. I also loved the petting zoo, the beautiful pool, and the delicious food. Every staff member we encountered was warm, welcoming and genuinely helpful.
Special thanks to Ms. Chuty and Ms. Kat at the front desk for making our stay even more memorable. They assisted us during checkout, kindly reminded us about a few belongings we had accidentally left in the room without ever making us feel rushed, and even allowed us to extend our stay until 12:30 PM, which we truly appreciated. Since our flight was later in the afternoon, they also arranged lounge access so we could comfortably wait in an airconditioned area until it was time to leave. Their kindness and thoughtfulness really reflected the genuine hospitality of the resort.
I also appreciated the complimentary refreshments in the lobby, the beach bag provided for guests, the convenient buggy service, and the fact that ordering GrabFood was easy.
My only suggestion would be to upgrade the TVs to Smart TVs. Other than that, everything exceeded my expectations. This resort may not be the newest, but it’s clean, wellmaintained, peaceful, and full of character. If you appreciate nature, privacy, and heartfelt service over ultra modern luxury, you’ll absolutely love staying here.
Thank you Thavorn Beach Village Resort & Spa for making my birth truly a special and memorable. ♥️FromBRL 300
Very Good750 Reviews
Mai Kao Beach Phuket|16.48km from downtown
This is our second year in a row staying at this hotel for a few days before flying home. It has a large territory, delicious and varied breakfasts, and buggies are constantly available for transport. The only downside is that we've never been able to visit the hotel's water park because it's closed for renovation during this off-peak season. However, this time they made up for it with a water trampoline and unlimited ice cream for the child. The rooms are large, beautiful, and have everything you need! Daily cleaning is also provided.FromBRL 164
Business travel
Very Good593 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|11.95km from downtown
Decided last minute to stay two nights in Patong to experience its bustling beach. After checking in, I realized the hotel was in the 'Arab Street' area, with many Middle Eastern and Indian guests. Even the buffet dinner was Indian food – it felt like I'd landed in India! However, this hotel is a chain business-style establishment, so the facilities and management are reliable. The location is excellent: a 5-minute walk to the seafood market, 10 minutes to malls like Big C and Jungceylon, and a 2-minute walk to 7-Eleven. It’s far enough from the lively Bangla Road to be quiet, which is a plus. It's convenient for shopping and getting to the airport later.
The rooftop pool has clean water and offers beautiful sunset views. There's also a simple gym. The room's air conditioning was very strong, and they provided a beach bag and bathrobes.
The downsides are that the room wasn't very soundproof; I was woken from my nap by loud music from next door, with the sound seeming to come through the Wi-Fi box. Also, the carpet in the elevator was quite dirty.FromBRL 153
Very Good504 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|13.29km from downtown
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.FromBRL 131
Very Good494 Reviews
Rawai Beach Phuket|23.31km from downtown
This was my favorite hotel of the trip! The location is fantastic, right on Rawai Beach, and there are so many charming beachfront restaurants along the strip. My kids absolutely loved the pool and spent ages playing in it. It's also a great spot for taking photos!FromBRL 105
Very Good1070 Reviews
Phuket Airport Area Phuket|14.68km from downtown
It was great to have the airport transfer arranged for my late-night arrival. I messaged them on LINE when my flight arrived earlier than expected, and they came to pick me up right away. For 4000 yen a night, I thought this service was excellent value for money. The only downside is that the walls are a bit thin, so it might not be suitable for a larger group staying for multiple nights.
The staff were mostly very pleasant, and the front desk was kind enough to help me with a phone call in Thai.FromBRL 115
Very Good1561 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|11.84km from downtown
The shower water was inconsistent, alternating between hot and cold, and the temperature couldn't be adjusted. It was also extremely hot, making it easy to get scalded.
The furniture is primarily made of wood, and our room had termites, with some visible wood erosion.
**Key Features**
* **Location:** Situated in the heart of Patong Beach, within walking distance of the beach and Bangla Road nightlife.
* **Design:** Interior decor features ocean wave elements.
* **Rooms:** 161 clean and comfortable rooms and suites, offering bathrobes, slippers, and Wi-Fi.
* **Services:**
* **Facilities:** Rooftop pool, gym, bar.
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⭐ **Guest Reviews**
* **Pros:**
* Excellent staff service.
* Rooms were more spacious than expected and well-equipped.
* Convenient location, ideal for those who enjoy nightlife.
* Reasonable price, great value for money.
* **Potential Cons:**
* Located in the lively Patong area, so there might be noise at night.
* Not suitable for guests seeking a quiet getaway.FromBRL 206
Breakfast
Very Good245 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|11.22km from downtown
The room was clean and service was great. I was a bit surprised when the cleaner entered my room while I quickly came back from breakfast (I didn’t put up a cleaning sign), but she was very apologetic and handled it well.
I booked 2 nights without breakfast and purchased a breakfast coupon during check-in, which saved me 100 baht. The location is the only downside which around 15–20 mins walk to Bangla Road and Patong Beach. However, there are good local food options about 10 mins away.
The infinity pool is well maintained, with great cocktail happy hours. A perfect place to relax away from the busy nightlife. I would definitely come back to stay here again.FromBRL 244
Very Good550 Reviews
Rawai Beach Phuket|20.05km from downtown
This resort is located in Rawai, and it’s a great choice if you’re looking to stay away from the chaos of Patong. We booked a room with direct pool access, and it was absolutely worth it, especially in Thailand’s warm weather.
We also really enjoyed the fresh coconut juice and mango sticky rice from the small kiosk just outside the hotel. It’s very convenient, with a convenience store nearby as well perfect for quick snacks.
The beach area has a lovely atmosphere, especially the chairs under the trees, which make for a relaxing spot to sit and enjoy the view. However, swimming isn’t ideal as the water is a bit murky. It also seemed like some drainage from nearby resorts flows directly into the sea, which was disappointing.FromBRL 152
Amazing432 Reviews
Kata Beach Phuket|18.5km from downtown
For the latter half of our trip to Phuket, we switched to the Marina Phuket Resort, nestled between Kata and Karon beaches.
Firstly, this hotel boasts a traditional Thai style, built on a hillside with a rich tropical rainforest vibe. Strolling through the grounds feels like being immersed in a romantic jungle. The architecture is distinctly Thai, and the landscaping offers beautiful scenery at every turn. What truly stands out is that the rear of the hotel connects directly to Karon Beach. Come sunset, gazing out at the horizon, the crimson twilight merges with the sea, waves caress the golden sand, and the dark cliff rocks add to a stunning, unparalleled view. You can walk along the soft, fine sand or enjoy playing in the water – it's perfect. Next door, there's a restaurant that hosts fireworks and fire-breathing shows in the evenings, so if your timing is right, you can enjoy them for free.
Secondly, the hotel's service is generally attentive and gentle, very much in the Thai style – perfect for a relaxed, slow-paced vacation. Guests receive complimentary dinner daily at the Red Chopsticks restaurant right outside, offering a fusion of cuisines that's pretty decent. Breakfast is served by the pool, though the selection isn't extensive.
Finally, I personally feel this hotel is better suited for older families or couples seeking a quiet retreat. For families with young children, there aren't many play areas, and due to its hillside location, it might be inconvenient for the elderly to move around.FromBRL 851
Very Good458 Reviews
Patong Beach Phuket|11.5km from downtown
The rooms are clean and tidy, the staff are warm and friendly, and the location is close to Patong Beach with many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. It's perfect for a family or friends' trip!FromBRL 348
Very Good169 Reviews
Koh Sirey Phuket|13.71km from downtown
Since I didn't book a hotel in advance for Chinese New Year, I decided to book this place as the price for a triple room was quite reasonable. The triple room was actually pretty spacious, and having one bed per person was perfect.
Location: Overall, the location isn't super convenient. Luckily, we booked private cars and island hopping tours for both days we stayed. Otherwise, there's really nothing around. This place seems quite convenient for going to Phi Phi Island, though, as there's a pier about a kilometer away. I saw many people returning from there in the afternoon. Patong Beach is about 4-5 kilometers away.
Environment: They gave us a room facing the street, and it was incredibly noisy. The sound of motorbikes revving was super loud. I tried asking the front desk to change rooms, but it wasn't possible.FromBRL 255
Chiang Mai Pacakage | Things to do and Hotel Recommendations
If you want to experience the tranquil, cultural heart of Thailand, a Chiang Mai holiday package on Trip.com is your perfect match. Tucked away in the mountainous north, Chiang Mai offers a slower, more laid-back pace than Bangkok, along with cooler mountain breezes and incredible value.
By bundling your flights and hotel together on Trip.com, you can secure exclusive rates, leaving you with more budget to spend on local cooking classes, jungle treks, and unique handmade crafts.
Top Things to Do in Chiang Mai
Add these unforgettable cultural and nature activities to your travel itinerary:
- Visit the Sacred Temples: Walk the peaceful streets of the historic Old City to see ancient wooden temples like Wat Chedi Luang and the glittering Wat Phra Singh. For a truly spiritual experience, drive up the winding mountain road to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep to enjoy panoramic views of the city at sunset.
- Wander the Night Markets: Shop for unique handicrafts, clothing, and local art at the famous Sunday Walking Street (which stretches across the entire Old City) or explore the bustling stalls of the Chang Klan Night Bazaar any night of the week.
- Meet Elephants Ethically: Spend a day at an ethical, cage-free sanctuary (like the Elephant Nature Park) where you can feed, walk alongside, and learn how to care for rescued elephants in their natural forest home.
- Explore Doi Inthanon National Park: Take a day trip to Thailand’s highest peak. Hike through misty cloud forests, marvel at thundering waterfalls, and visit the iconic King and Queen Royal Twin Pagodas surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens.
Watchediluang Varaviharn
4.8/5
1431 reviewsAfter a week of continuous rain, I felt damp and listless. The day I checked into this hotel, the rain had just stopped, and the air was filled with the fresh scent of earth. It washes away all your fatigue, allowing your soul to find poetic peace in the tranquility. The floor-to-ceiling windows of the room faced a wet bamboo grove. Sunlight filtered through the bamboo leaves, casting dappled shadows on the floor. There was no musty smell in the air, only the fresh fragrance of grass and trees after the rain. I sat by the window wrapped in a blanket, watching the water droplets slowly drip from the bamboo leaves, listening to the distant croaking of frogs. Even the pent-up frustration in my heart fell into the earth with the water droplets. No need to rush to air out the blankets, no need to deal with a week's worth of chores. I stole a half-day of leisure, finding a long-lost sense of ease and freedom. That day, I did nothing but gaze at the bamboo grove outside the window for a long time, feeling refreshed inside and out.
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep
4.7/5
480 reviewsClimbing Doi Suthep was an immersive experience following in the footsteps of the Lanna culture my professor taught me (my first time climbing a mountain as a young person). I loved the Lanna art at Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. It started with admiring the magnificent Lanna architecture. The gleaming golden pagoda is a valuable example of Chiang Saen art. The courtyard at the top is filled with intricate stucco carvings. If you're a photography enthusiast, the early morning or sunset light makes for incredibly beautiful photos. The Naga staircase is also stunning, though it's a very tiring climb! The 306 steps of the Naga staircase are a very distinctive symbol. Before going up Doi Suthep, stop by and pay respects at the Kruba Srivichai Monument, as it marks the starting point at the foot of the mountain, just like my Lanna culture professor told us about. Praying for blessings before ascending the mountain is a good idea. I recommend arriving in the early morning (around 7:00-8:00 AM) when the weather is cool and comfortable, making the climb easier, and it won't be too crowded. Going later in the morning or afternoon might be too hot.
Tha Phae Walking Street(Sunday Night Market)
4.4/5
29 reviewsThis is Chiang Mai's largest night market. It's crowded with many locals, so I recommend going early.
The main street is packed with souvenirs, drinks, and fruit, and there are food stalls clustered around the temples on both sides, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat. There are toilets scattered around, and they cost 5B, but they're well-maintained, have toilet paper, and are easy to use.
Prices were generally reasonable, and fruit and other items were cut and bagged with gloves, so hygiene was not an issue.
I finally got to try the Ayutthaya specialty roti sai mai, which I couldn't find in Bangkok.
The night bazaars east of the old town are all expensive and geared toward Westerners, so I recommend the Sunday and Saturday markets here, which are cheaper and have a wider variety!
Doi Inthanon National Park
4.7/5
63 reviews"The Highest Point in Siam" - The air is very cool, with strong winds and fog. Moss and ferns cover the tree branches, creating a beautiful natural landscape. During the rainy season, the trees would likely be covered in lush green moss.
💰Entrance Fee:
- Thai citizens: Adults 60 THB, Children 30 THB
- Foreigners: Adults 300 THB, Children 150 THB
- Seniors (60 years and older): Free
🚙Vehicle Fee (per vehicle):
- 4-wheel cars: 30 THB
- Motorcycles: 20 THB
- Bicycles: Free
🕰️Opening Hours: 09:00-18:00 daily
📍Address: Ban Luang Subdistrict, Mae Chaem District, Chiang Mai 50160
Where to Stay: Chiang Mai Hotel Recommendations
Chiang Mai has distinct neighborhoods that cater to different travel styles. Here are the best areas and hotel recommendations to pair with your Trip.com package:
- Luxury Heritage Pick: The Tamarind Village – A beautiful boutique hotel built around quiet, leafy courtyards, offering a tranquil sanctuary in the center of the Old City.
- Mid-Range Boutique Pick: Chala Number 6 – A stylish, highly rated hotel located directly opposite Wat Chedi Luang, featuring traditional Northern Thai (Lanna) design with modern comforts.
- Premium/Design Pick: Akyra Manor Chiang Mai – A sleek, modern all-suite hotel featuring a stunning rooftop infinity pool and a chic bar overlooking the hills.
- Value Pick: U Nimman Chiang Mai – Located right at the corner of Nimman Road, offering super comfortable rooms, free active lifestyle bicycle rentals, and a highly flexible "24-hour use of room" policy.
- Ultra-Luxury Pick: Anantara Chiang Mai Resort – A stunning, minimalist riverside retreat with world-class spa facilities and a historic colonial club design.
- Boutique Riverside Pick: Aruntara Riverside Boutique Hotel – Offers quiet, British-colonial style rooms overlooking the river, perfect for couples and slow travelers.
Chiang Mai Hotels
5 star
Very Good316 Reviews
Night Bazaar Area Chiang Mai|1.64km from downtown
First impression upon entering the lobby was good, felt like a locally run establishment. They provided a nice welcome package in the room, which was a pleasant touch. However, the shower water kept fluctuating between hot and cold, and the bath towels had yellow stains – I didn't make a big deal out of it at the time. The next morning, after the staff cleaned the room, they took our room card which was in the power slot. I noticed immediately and went to the hallway to confirm. The cleaner tried to take it again, but then returned it to us. If I hadn't checked promptly, I probably would have been charged for it upon checkout. Also, the cleaner threw away my orange earplugs that I left on the bedside table. It's really hard for me to sleep without earplugs every night, so I was quite upset about that. Finally, breakfast was very disappointing – too monotonous, mainly simple Western options, and they didn't even have the most basic Southeast Asian noodle soup. I regret booking the room with breakfast. It's not as good as the Mario Pork Trotter Rice place across the street; their noodle soup is delicious. The 0.5 points out of 3.5 for service is specifically for the welcome snacks they provided. The pool is nice though.FromBRL 366
Great657 Reviews
Chiang Mai Riverside Chiang Mai|1.05km from downtown
My biggest complaint about this stay was that I emailed the hotel the day before my arrival requesting not to be assigned an end-of-hall room. They replied saying they would try their best, but I was still given an end-of-hall room upon check-in. After realizing it was an end-of-hall room, I had to go back downstairs with my luggage to discuss it again. Only after showing them the email I had sent did they change my room to a non-end-of-hall one. This was quite frustrating.
Aside from that, the room cleaning and restaurant service were excellent, especially the ladies at the restaurant. They proactively asked if I needed coffee, promptly changed plates, and helped the children with their meals. All of these aspects were very good.FromBRL 576
Great312 Reviews
Nimmanhaemin Road Area Chiang Mai|2.85km from downtown
The location of the hotel is really good. Room is spacious, water pressure and aircon is good. But the bedroom slipper is those reusable type. If it is disposable will be better for hygiene sake. Breakfast is soso. Around the hotel have few cafe open early for breakfast. Will choose to stay here again if I go back chiangmai.FromBRL 272
Amazing748 Reviews
Chiang Mai Ancient City Chiang Mai|0.53km from downtown
Chala Number 6 is very friendly to Chinese guests, with many Chinese visitors.
The hotel service is excellent, and the facilities are new. They provide a full range of amenities, including a coffee machine and an air purifier. They even offer complimentary hats, which is a very thoughtful touch. Aside from the bath bags, which cost extra, everything else is free.
Every day, they offer complimentary afternoon tea. You can go for a swim, enjoy some snacks, sit on the balcony listening to the flowing water, and eat some small fruits – just peacefully enjoying the beautiful moments! The hotel's location is superb, directly opposite Wat Chedi Luang, making it incredibly convenient to get around. Five stars for location!
The hotel also offers a high-end massage spa called WAYA. I originally wanted to try it before leaving, but unfortunately, I twisted my ankle that day and couldn't go. My only minor complaints are that breakfast was just average, and the bed was too soft, with pillows that were too high. It's fine for a short nap but not ideal for an overnight stay. For those who prefer a firm bed, you might wake up with back pain.
Overall, I'd give it a 4.8 out of 5.
If you like a quiet courtyard, this place is more business-oriented. Due to its excellent location, there are many people, so it's not particularly quiet. But if convenience is your priority, especially for a first-time visit, you can book it without hesitation.FromBRL 579
Very Good519 Reviews
Night Bazaar Area Chiang Mai|1.28km from downtown
Before coming here, I saw a lot of reviews saying the facilities were old, but personally, I think they're fine and everything works perfectly. Compared to my two energetic kids, what's a little wear and tear? Before booking, I compared Marriott, InterContinental, and Shangri-La, and ultimately chose Shangri-La. With two kids, aged 9 and 6, a small room would have been uncomfortable. This room is incredibly spacious. The hotel was very thoughtful and added two extra beds for free, so everyone had their own bed and slept very comfortably. They also placed a huge bear on the sofa and folded towels into elephants and swans, which absolutely delighted the kids! We also participated in many free kids' club classes. It was fun to see all the colorful little ones show up for class when it was time. Parents from all over the world didn't wait around, they all needed their free time! 😊 This truly lives up to its reputation as a top family-friendly hotel. There's a 7-Eleven and Big C nearby, and the Chang Klan Night Bazaar is just a 5-minute walk away. It's also very close to the old city, about 1.5 km on foot or a 10-minute taxi ride. I also had a spa treatment at the hotel; the ambiance was nice, though the price was probably a bit higher than outside. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied.FromBRL 720
Business travel
Very Good80 Reviews
Wua Lai Chiang Mai|0.91km from downtown
Very nice hotel, well-located just outside the old town. The welcome was excellent, and the breakfast was simple yet good. You can also get your laundry washed and dried at very reasonable prices. The staff were very attentive and accommodating; thanks for holding our luggage during our trek. I highly recommend it.FromBRL 157
Very Good59 Reviews
Night Bazaar Area Chiang Mai|0.17km from downtown
nice clean hotel... affordable and budget friendly. Near Tha Phae gate.. within parameters of free pick up and drop off by most tour operators. Toilet is bit small.. mat not suitable for large sized individuals.. There is construction going on around surrounding areas in case you plan to sleep during daytime.. otherwise excellant and friendly staff.FromBRL 99
Very Good1001 Reviews
Huay Kaew Chiang Mai|2.85km from downtown
This hotel in Chiang Mai's Nimman Road area offers a great balance of affordability, amenities, location, and service, making it excellent value for money. It's just a short walk to Maya Mall, and after exploring the night markets, it's a breeze to stroll back to the hotel, which is super convenient. The staff are warm and friendly, always quick to respond to requests, providing attentive and thorough service. Definitely a recommended stay for anyone visiting Chiang Mai!FromBRL 121
Very Good609 Reviews
Night Bazaar Area Chiang Mai|0.22km from downtown
I was with a group at the hotel, and then extended my stay here. Super friendly staff, and every inquiry was dealt with in a timely manner. Breakfast was good. Hotel was clean. It was also very convenient. I loved everything about the hotel, honestly. Didn’t use the pool. I regret that, It looked very inviting. I would highly recommend.FromBRL 172
Very Good1001 Reviews
Area north of the old city Chiang Mai|1.56km from downtown
I stay at this place for 3 nights. The housekeeper don't change towels even I put a tag in front of the room to make up and forget to arrange the amenities when it runs out. I personally give a review to the staff about this already. There is a pub nearby even you stay at 6th floor, you will hear the noise. Every thing will be quiet when the bar is closed which is almost next morning. However, the room is pretty big and worth for your spend. The location is also nice. It is nearby everything. So if you don't have sleep problem, I recommend this place is worth to stay.FromBRL 108
Breakfast
Very Good743 Reviews
Night Bazaar Area Chiang Mai|0.57km from downtown
Comfortable accommodation, excellent value for money. I highly recommend staying here. The price is very cheap. If you're coming to Chiang Mai, I suggest you stay here.FromBRL 32
Great1701 Reviews
Nimmanhaemin Road Area Chiang Mai|2.63km from downtown
The hotel is in a very convenient location with a great view. You can walk anywhere, including One Nimman, and there are plenty of entertainment options nearby. It's really suitable for a relaxing getaway. The hotel is clean and the staff provide excellent service. The next time I come to Chiang Mai, I will definitely stay at Stay With Nimman again, 100%!FromBRL 144
Very Good327 Reviews
Chiang Mai Ancient City Chiang Mai|0.42km from downtown
We loved our stay at the Viangluang resort with two minor exceptions: 1. The water did not mix well in the shower so we either got scorching hot water or cold. Warm water was very hard to achieve and required constant moving of the shower knob. 2. We were placed on the third floor and there were no elevators. So we had to walk up 3 flights of steps. Most of the times it wasn't a problem with the exception of when we came exhausted from a whole day of exploring Chiang Mai and/or when we forgot something in the room and had to return to get the item. My husband is 60 years old and it was a bit of a challenge at times. Perhaps we could have asked to change the room to a floor below but we didn't. 3. The water in the pool was freezing cold and almost no one could enable swim in it. Other than that we loved our stay! The breakfast was great, the room was beautifully decorated and clean. The pool was charming but very cold. The service and attention to detail was outstanding! I would recommend it and stay there again if we could have a 1st or 2nd story room and water in the shower was working well.FromBRL 295
Very Good231 Reviews
Chiang Mai Riverside Chiang Mai|1.42km from downtown
I got the room without the swimming area. For what you pay, you get wooden tiled floor, a giant tv and an efficient air conditioner. Great sleep quality. Beds are firm but comfortable for sufficient sleep. There was a nice sit out and convenient laundry facility. My only problem was the smoking area is right at the entrance. Housekeeping tends to come under the influence of vile spirits but cheerful people at the reception made my stay worth it. Towels had an odd smell to them. There was a giant roach in my room. Location is near perfect with tasty food around. Great value. Perfect for a longer stay.FromBRL 112
Amazing310 Reviews
Chiang Mai Ancient City Chiang Mai|1.27km from downtown
Facilities: Very Thai-themed. The fruit platter and afternoon tea were both exquisite and plentiful. The drinks were also delicious.
Hygiene: Initially, there was a half-empty bottle of water by the pool, but the front desk lady immediately had staff come and clean it up.
Environment: As someone who has visited Thailand more than ten times, I really love the environment.
Service: Attentive and professional. I really enjoyed the breakfast.FromBRL 551
Koh Samui Holiday Package | Things to do and Hotel Recommendations
If you are dreaming of palm-fringed beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and high-end wellness retreats, a Koh Samui holiday package on Trip.com is your ticket to paradise. Located in the calm Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui offers a more relaxed, upscale vibe compared to the high-energy pulse of Phuket.
Top Things to Do in Koh Samui
Add these unforgettable tropical experiences to your island itinerary:
- Sail Through Ang Thong National Marine Park: Book a speedboat or a traditional junk boat excursion to explore this breathtaking archipelago of 42 islands. Snorkel among vibrant coral reefs, kayak through hidden lagoons, and hike to dramatic panoramic viewpoints.
- Visit the Big Buddha & Wat Plai Laem: Located on a small rocky island on Samui’s northeast coast, the majestic 12-meter-tall golden Big Buddha temple is a must-see landmark. Just down the road, visit Wat Plai Laem to admire its striking 18-armed statue of Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy.
- Stroll Fisherman’s Village in Bophut: Spend a quiet evening wandering past beautifully restored wooden shophouses. If you visit on a Friday night, the entire street transforms into a bustling night market filled with local street food, handmade souvenirs, and lively beach bars.
- Chasing Waterfalls & Sunset Views: Cool off in the freshwater pools of the multi-tiered Na Muang Waterfalls, tucked deep in the jungle. Afterward, head to a hilltop bar on Lamai Beach to watch the sunset over the Gulf of Siam.
Mu Ko Ang Thong National Marine Park
4.7/5
122 reviewsIt is a viewpoint of the Ang Thong archipelago that stretches out in a long line. The inner sea or the lake in the middle of the mountains is on Mae Ko Island. There is a walking path that is a staircase leading up to see the inner sea. The emerald green sea is surrounded by steep cliffs and lush green trees. The scenery is beautiful.
Wat Plai Laem
4.5/5
70 reviewsWat Plai Laem is another temple on Koh Samui. It has a large, prominent Buddha statue and a place to feed fish. It is quiet and peaceful.
Na Muang Waterfall
4.4/5
11 reviewsNamtok Na Muang, a waterfall on Koh Samui, Surat Thani Province, is beautiful and refreshing with the sound of flowing water, forest trees, and mountains, suitable for a relaxing atmosphere.
Where to Stay: Koh Samui Hotel Recommendations
From lively beach strips to secluded jungle hideaways, choosing the right resort is essential to tailoring your Trip.com package:
- Premium/Boutique Pick: Amari Koh Samui – Tucked away on a quiet, sandy stretch at the peaceful northern end of Chaweng beach, perfect for both couples and families.
- Modern Beachfront Pick: Chaweng Regent Beach Resort – Offers contemporary rooms, two beautiful pools, and a relaxed beachside restaurant steps from the local shops.
- Boutique Luxury Pick: SALA Samui Choengmon Beach Resort – Known for its stunning minimalist design, private pool villas, and incredibly peaceful atmosphere.
- Family-Friendly Pick: Bandara Resort & Spa, Bophut – Located just a short walk from Fisherman’s Village, featuring spacious family suites and a children’s pool with a waterslide.
- Ultra-Luxury Pick: Banyan Tree Samui – A breathtaking, all-pool villa resort nestled on a lush, private hillside overlooking the azure waters of Lamai Bay.
- Scenic Sunset Pick: InterContinental Koh Samui Resort – Located on the quiet western coast of Taling Ngam, offering unparalleled, cliffside ocean views and world-class sunset dining.
Koh Samui Hotels
5 star
Great228 Reviews
Bo Phut Koh Samui|5.44km from downtown
They are calling themselves a wellness hotel and they are! The staff are very nice and attentive to the details. There are interesting sessions to attend during your stay and you will love it. The breakfast options were great and I enjoyed them so much while I stayed. The hotel provided a shuttle bus to central mall in case you don't drive. I won't recommend to walk from the main road to the hotel. I want to highlight the gym here that people will love and one more thing the hotel won't accept the customer under 16 years old.FromBRL 290
Great59 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|4.27km from downtown
Service outstanding. Lester in Maranoa restaurant and Aom, Cream and Dream on Reception and the wonderful Jesse on Activities Desk who recommended the best trips!! Loved the hotel.FromBRL 566
Great349 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|0.98km from downtown
A perfect trip, the hotel was fantastic! It's in the best location on Koh Samui, I got to watch the sunrise over the ocean every day, absolutely breathtaking. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, very new, with stylish decor, multiple swimming pools, and beautiful gardens. Breakfast was abundant and varied daily. I especially recommend the hotel's Sunday Brunch; it's delicious, with great drinks and a live band. If you stay here, you absolutely MUST try their Spa; you'll feel like a new person afterward. The hotel service was impeccable, truly exceptional, they even gave us a handmade woven bag that I took to the beach every day. A unique experience, we've already decided to come back next year!FromBRL 2,360
Great78 Reviews
Choeng Mon Beach Koh Samui|6.82km from downtown
We extended our stay at the hotel because we liked it so much! We booked a different room category and approached the reception the day before, showed them the new booking, and asked if we could switch rooms immediately, without waiting for the 3 PM check-in. I've already mentioned how lovely the staff are here! They arranged for us to check out and move into the new room simultaneously, and even upgraded our room category! In the morning after breakfast, they were already waiting for us and transferred us to the new room by buggy. A huge thank you! The 'Boat' room category is the closest to the sea. It's cozy, with a veranda and a sofa, and gets a nice breeze. In the evening, it's very comfortable and not hot; we sat outside late into the evening! I've described everything else already. Oh, and today, June 22nd, the beach restaurant reopened after renovations.FromBRL 1,434
Amazing146 Reviews
Chaweng Noi Koh Samui|1.68km from downtown
The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, making us feel right at home. The hotel view is stunning; our room overlooked an endless sea view, which was so relaxing. The butler was also very attentive and thoughtful. When they found out we had an upset stomach, they immediately arranged for ginger tea. We'll definitely stay here again on our next trip to Koh Samui! 👍FromBRL 2,451
Business travel
Very Good415 Reviews
Chaweng Noi Koh Samui|2.51km from downtown
The villa itself is beautiful, but the tour service was a huge disappointment.
Koh Samui is a beautiful island, but it's now very chaotic and overcrowded with tourists. We booked a Jacuzzi Villa for 7 nights, and the room was indeed beautiful and clean. Unfortunately, the resort's service didn't measure up. The breakfast buffet was just standard, nothing special for a resort of this caliber.
But the worst part was the management of the Full Moon Party trip, which we booked directly through the hotel. After waiting at the pier for over 60 minutes, there was still no clear indication of when the boat would depart. After a long discussion, the staff at the pier confirmed that we could cancel and would receive a refund from the hotel (where we had paid). However, when we returned to the hotel, they refused, stating that no refund would be issued!
It felt like the boat company and the hotel were in cahoots to keep our money. Good service and sincerity towards customers shouldn't be like this. Given this incident and the overall poor service, I absolutely do not recommend this place.FromBRL 173
Great247 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|2.18km from downtown
This hostel is perfect for those who enjoy lots of events and want to connect with fellow travelers. (Even if you prefer not to socialize, you can still have a comfortable stay, but the lively surroundings might feel a bit overwhelming.) If you're looking to socialize, I recommend checking in as early as possible. Even purely as a hostel, it's clean and excellent.FromBRL 74
Very Good82 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|3.62km from downtown
I stayed here for 3 days and 2 nights and received excellent service. All the staff were lovely, polite, and humble. The accommodation itself was a Superior Room with a soft, comfortable bed. The exterior was even more stunning; the sea on this side is beautiful, especially at low tide when you can see a pristine white sandbar stretching as far as the eye can see, surrounded by mountains, and you can watch the sunset from there. Plus, the breakfast had a wide variety of delicious options!😋
As for the resort's location, it's very close if you're coming from the airport, about 10 minutes. However, it's a bit further if you're coming from the pier. There are restaurants nearby, so it doesn't feel isolated, but the hotel itself is located down an alley and requires a slight uphill walk. There's plenty of parking for motorbikes, and probably space for about 4-5 cars. The resort interior is very peaceful and quiet. Highly recommend it! 👍FromBRL 351
Very Good141 Reviews
Bo Phut Koh Samui|4.02km from downtown
The room was clean and spacious, and the bedding was comfortable. The pool was absolutely stunning for photos! Right outside the hotel pool is the beach, and there are plenty of convenient restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The front desk staff were gentle and attentive, and the breakfast had a wide variety of options. It's a perfect spot to watch the sunset, making it my top choice for a relaxing getaway.FromBRL 277
Very Good51 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|3.86km from downtown
Location: Perched on a steep hill, riding a scooter here requires some skill. I wouldn't recommend it if you don't have a license. There's absolutely nothing around, just a couple of **** shops across the street. The massage places along the way aren't great either; they don't even offer foot washing, unlike the more professional chain stores on the main commercial street, though prices are the same. Annoyingly, they wouldn't let us ride our own scooter into the middle of the property to get our luggage. You can call them to get a shuttle from the lobby to your room or vice versa, otherwise, it's a really long walk to the sea view rooms.
Pool: The pool is quite shallow, maybe 1.2m at its deepest, I can't quite recall. It's only good for splashing around. The sea here doesn't have big waves, so you can just float and relax.
Room: The shower seemed to be faulty, alternating between hot and cold – I nearly caught a cold. The AC, however, is incredibly powerful; great for those who get hot easily, it can get really chilly. The TV is good, with Netflix directly accessible without a subscription.
Hygiene: The breakfast wasn't clean. I got diarrhea before even finishing it. There were worms in the cucumber, several white ones. I initially thought they were plant fibers, but then they started wiggling (see P9). I immediately had to run to the toilet. My friend, who didn't eat the cucumber, also got sick, for unknown reasons. I continued to have diarrhea for a few days after returning home. It might not be related to the hotel, but this hotel was my last stop in Thailand.
Service: They offered a welcome drink, but it didn't taste good. There's a very small gym by the entrance. The staff generally had a good attitude.
Summary: It's a relatively quiet place, suitable for just relaxing. Getting to the commercial street isn't easy; it takes 20 minutes by scooter, mainly due to the very steep ups and downs. I wouldn't recommend staying here if you want to go to bars or clubs. Walking to shops is too far, and there's a constant smell of **** that made me feel nauseous.FromBRL 483
Breakfast
Great132 Reviews
Lamai Beach Koh Samui|7.76km from downtown
Clean, beautiful, located in front of a wonderful little beach. I would definitely return to this hotel again. They provided me with a free upgrade to a sea breeze room, with beautiful views of the ocean and the pool. The staff could not have been more attentive, kind and hardworking. The classes provided at the hotel are fantastic; I participated in hand massage, stretching and 2 beginner Muay Thai classes, all of which were fascinating and fun. I’d recommend this hotel based on the staff and classes alone, but the rooms are also beautiful and well serviced. One thing to be aware of is you are next to a busy road, which can be noisy at night due to fast cars and scooters travelling down it, but no big issue.FromBRL 332
Very Good47 Reviews
Bo Phut Koh Samui|5.43km from downtown
I recently spent a weekend here, and overall, I would say it was a decent experience for what we paid. Here's a breakdown of my thoughts:
Accommodations (3/5):
The rooms were clean and well-maintained, but they felt a bit outdated. The furniture and decor could use some updating, and the beds were not the most comfortable. However, the room had all the basic amenities, including a TV, mini-fridge, and a clean bathroom. It's not a luxury experience, but it was acceptable for a short stay.
Service (4/5):
The staff here were friendly and attentive. They were quick to address our needs and answer any questions we had. Check-in and check-out were efficient, and the concierge was helpful in arranging activities in the area.
Amenities (3/5):
The resort has a nice pool area, which we enjoyed. However, the pool could have been cleaner, and there were limited lounge chairs available, especially during peak hours. The on-site restaurant had a decent menu, but the food was a bit on the expensive side for what you got. It would be nice to have more dining options nearby.
Location (3/5):
It is located a bit further from the main attractions in the area, so you'll need a car to get around. This could be a downside for some, but it's also quieter and away from the crowds. If you're looking for a more secluded experience, it might be a plus.
Value for Money (3/5):
The pricing at this resort is reasonable, but you get what you pay for. It's not a luxury resort, so if you're looking for a budget-friendly option, it's a decent choice.
In summary, this is a middle-of-the-road resort. It's not going to blow you away, but it's clean, the service is good, and it offers an affordable place to stay. If you're not too concerned with luxury and just need a place to sleep while exploring the area, it's worth considering.FromBRL 165
Very Good38 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|1.03km from downtown
The room is big, cheap, and very close to the beach. Turn right and it's 100 meters to the beach. There are also many Thai massage shops at the door.FromBRL 154
Very Good40 Reviews
Chaweng Beach Koh Samui|1.37km from downtown
We chose a family room with a bunk bed for the child, but for some reason, this type of room was 2.5 times more expensive than a standard one. It was difficult to adjust the air conditioning so it wouldn't blow directly onto the bed. They only provided a maximum of 4 bottles of 0.5L water per day, which wasn't enough for us, so we had to buy more. The cleaning was good, and the bedding was clean and comfortable. The pool was also nice. Breakfast was a buffet for 250 baht, but the selection was small, although it's a good option if you eat a lot. There are many cafes, a shop, and a very good beach nearby.FromBRL 198
Very Good94 Reviews
Choeng Mon Beach Koh Samui|4.96km from downtown
A nice resort at its peak, but now quite run down and old. Had some issues with water in the shower and the walls and furniture show a lot of wear. Could not find a hairdryer either. However, it was cheap, the room was large, bed comfortable, pool is nice. Room had balcony. And you can walk across the street to Hyatt Regency and have food at their beach club, maybe even pool, etc.
Staff was friendly and helpful. It was good for my short stay purposes and close to the airport too.FromBRL 242
When is the Best Time to Visit Thailand
The best time to visit Thailand isbetween November and February, when the weather is at its coolest and driest. Across most of the country, temperatures range from 20°C to 32°C (68°F to 90°F), making it perfect for beaches, sightseeing, and cultural festivals like Loi Krathong.
Because Thailand’s microclimates vary, the ideal travel window depends on which regions you want to explore:
- Andaman Coast (Phuket, Krabi, Phi Phi): The best months are November to April. Seas are calmest for diving, and visibility is at its peak. The monsoon season typically runs from May to October.
- Gulf of Thailand (Koh Samui, Koh Tao, Koh Pha Ngan): Unlike the rest of the country, this coast experiences its heaviest rainfall from September to December. The best time to visit is January through September, with the driest months falling between June and August.
- Bangkok and Central Thailand: The dry, cooler season lasts from November to February. March and April become intensely hot, while the wet season peaks from August to October.
- Northern Thailand (Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai): Winters are crisp, making it an excellent time for trekking, especially from November to February.
Depending on your travel style, you can tailor your trip around specific conditions:
- Peak Season (November–February): Best weather, but it brings heavy crowds and top-tier pricing for flights and hotels.
- Hot & Festive Season (March–April): Temperatures soar, but it coincides with Songkran (the Thai New Year/Water Festival) in mid-April, making it a thrilling cultural experience.
- Green/Low Season (July–October): The monsoon season brings high humidity and daily, heavy downpours. However, the countryside is lush, and resorts drop their rates significantly.
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