Takua Pa Beach Vacations

Our room has too many mosquitos, we used the plugin repellent but it didn’t work. The staff are very nice and accommodating, we like the breakfast buffet a lot very nice choices and the espresso bar was a great option.

The resort could be a lot better. It was very quiet and even though I was told it was booked out, I barely saw anyone. The main pool closes at 6pm - apparently due to lighting and no staff. The pool bar at the main pool is not open. The restaurant is near the beach. I was the only one there and was not served straight away as staff were not even at the bar - they were chatting nearby. They had none of the drinks I wanted. It has the possibility of being a great place but looks deserted. There are many closed up/abandoned sections. It is very big and if raining - it is difficult to get from the back of the main hotel to the restaurant at the beach. Staff were friendly. It is about a 10 minute walk to the main street where there are shops and dining options.

Only 5 minutes to Khao lak town, the resort is becoming a little bit dated, not very user friendly to elderly people as a lot of the stairs are unsafe thin and uneven especially on the bridges going over the pools. The onsite restaurant menu is average and the food similar most nights the restaurant was very quiet as people ate out elsewhere. We had a pool access room which was nice. Overall would we stay there again 50/50 on that.

Spa was a bedroom with a curtain separating massage beds

Sensational resort, amazing beaches, felt small and quiet but was quite large. Close walk to small town with loads of eating options, near to a small jungle Hike to the most perfect small beach. Rooms great, staff great. The only small downside is the main restaurant, a few dining options would have been nice on an evening but a £4 tuk tuk takes you to some great eateries. I’d return in an heartbeat and I’ve been to Thailand a good few times and this is one of the best hotels you could stay in. Loads of lizards around, and water monitors, they leave you alone but all adds to the vibe

Only 5 minutes to Khao lak town, the resort is becoming a little bit dated, not very user friendly to elderly people as a lot of the stairs are unsafe thin and uneven especially on the bridges going over the pools. The onsite restaurant menu is average and the food similar most nights the restaurant was very quiet as people ate out elsewhere. We had a pool access room which was nice. Overall would we stay there again 50/50 on that.

Spa was a bedroom with a curtain separating massage beds

The resort could be a lot better. It was very quiet and even though I was told it was booked out, I barely saw anyone. The main pool closes at 6pm - apparently due to lighting and no staff. The pool bar at the main pool is not open. The restaurant is near the beach. I was the only one there and was not served straight away as staff were not even at the bar - they were chatting nearby. They had none of the drinks I wanted. It has the possibility of being a great place but looks deserted. There are many closed up/abandoned sections. It is very big and if raining - it is difficult to get from the back of the main hotel to the restaurant at the beach. Staff were friendly. It is about a 10 minute walk to the main street where there are shops and dining options.

Only 5 minutes to Khao lak town, the resort is becoming a little bit dated, not very user friendly to elderly people as a lot of the stairs are unsafe thin and uneven especially on the bridges going over the pools. The onsite restaurant menu is average and the food similar most nights the restaurant was very quiet as people ate out elsewhere. We had a pool access room which was nice. Overall would we stay there again 50/50 on that.