Hotels With Gym in Phuket Province, Thailand

Lovely modern hotel with a great pool! Our room was large and exceptionally clean with a super comfy bed. I was unwell when we arrived and the staff were very accommodating, allowing us to check in to our room early. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the big shopping centre, but other than that, is quite far away from the main attractions of Old Town (though Grabs there are pretty cheap!). The gym is ok but would benefit from some updated kit and AC 😊

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.

We had a really good stay at Homa Hotel. The highlight was definitely the infinity pool—you can enjoy a beautiful, unobstructed sunset view right from the pool, which made the experience even more special. The hotel is also very family-friendly, with a kids’ room available that kept the little ones entertained. Another big plus is the location: it’s within walking distance to the famous night market, and there’s a 7-Eleven about 10 minutes away, which was very convenient. Overall, a pleasant and enjoyable stay that we would happily recommend.

This is a pretty good hotel, very convenient for shopping and dining around. The breakfast was just okay, a bit limited in variety, but edible. There's a female staff member from Hunan who is really nice. She proactively helped me at the front desk during check-in. Also, during check-in, there were staff members who helped with luggage. I stayed in a deluxe pool room for 6 days. The room was on the side of the hotel's main pool, in a two-story building. Both the first and second floors are fine. When I checked in, I asked the front desk for a quieter room. They asked if I preferred the first or second floor, and I chose the second floor. They gave us room 2251, which is the third closest to the beach on the second floor of that building. The first picture shows the ocean view from the room's balcony. The overall room size is very generous; the advertised area is accurate. It's much more honest than The Akara Hotel in Pattaya, which was the worst hotel I stayed at during my half-month trip. The discrimination against Chinese guests there was evident in every aspect. I want to praise Trip.com. I booked the room over half a month in advance, costing more than ten thousand (including tax). Later, I found out the room price had dropped. Trip.com contacted the hotel for me, processed it, and promptly refunded several thousand in price difference.

The property is located directly on the beachfront, which is definitely its strongest point. The room we were assigned has a partial sea view. Unfortunately, part of the view also includes some rather neglected surroundings, but the beauty of the ocean largely makes up for it. In terms of services, there are a few shortcomings. The toilet tends to clog easily, and some amenities that are quite standard in many hotels are missing, such as a toothbrush, toothpaste, or disposable slippers. Instead, the hotel provides a beach basket with towels and a pair of plastic flip-flops to use during the stay. However, these flip-flops are not new, and it is unclear whether they are properly sanitized between guests. Overall, it can still be a convenient option for people who work and want to have the sea literally a few steps from their room, with the possibility of reaching the beach in just seconds. That said, some aspects related to maintenance and attention to detail could definitely be improved to make the experience more comfortable.

The room was quite dirty; after walking around barefoot, my feet were covered in wood chips. The soundproofing was terrible, and the door creaked. When the neighbors opened their door, I actually thought someone was opening my own. I was worried all night. What bothered me most was that the hotel is located on a very steep hill, making walking extremely tiring. After checking out, I asked if the hotel could drive me down the hill, but they refused.

The location is fantastic! Just 30 meters across the road to the beach and 50 meters to the ocean. It's definitely a great value-for-money option for a vacation. The hotel's decor is quite unique and very photogenic. Breakfast is plentiful, and the dining environment is beautiful, whether you choose to sit indoors or outdoors. The four swimming pools are also very clean, and there are several 7-Eleven stores nearby. However, there are some downsides: The facilities are a bit old, especially the doors which don't close properly. The duvet covers even had holes, and the mattress was very uncomfortable, feeling like an old spring mattress. The soundproofing is truly terrible; I could clearly hear *ahem* 'activities' from the next room in the middle of the night, which was quite awkward. The front desk requires you to go up steps, which means you have to carry your luggage, making it quite inconvenient.

We stayed in a family deluxe room. The room was spacious and clean, and it was cleaned regularly. It came equipped with a microwave, washing machine, and dishes. It can get a bit noisy at night with the motorbikes revving, but that's just Patong for you! There's a large terrace on the 6th floor, where the family rooms are located, with tables and sun loungers – perfect for an evening drink. The pool bar offers drinks and food. The hotel staff are attentive and friendly, always ready to help with any request. They even helped us make a purchase on Lazada since we didn't have a local phone number (due to using an e-sim). The location is excellent, right next to Malin Plaza, a laundry service, a very affordable cafe, a currency exchange, and massage places. This is a really great hotel at a good price!

To give an objective review of this hotel, many people claim it has a bit of a bias against Chinese guests. I personally didn't interact with them much, so I can't really comment on that. My husband handled the check-in. However, as I was leaving, I did see a Chinese guest arguing with the front desk. The front desk staff were quite polite and helpful when they assisted us with our luggage, and we made sure to tip them. **Ambiance:** The actual environment doesn't live up to the grand impression given by the photos. The hallways felt cramped and small as soon as we entered, and the room itself was tiny. The facilities were also quite basic. It definitely doesn't feel worth over 1000 baht a night; 500-600 baht would be more appropriate at most. **Cleanliness:** The cleanliness was average. We booked a deluxe room with direct pool access, but the pool was frankly ridiculous – it felt more like a small ditch tucked away in a corner of the house. It really felt unusable. However, the rooftop pool is quite photogenic. But then again, infinity pools are pretty common all over Thailand.

After staying two nights at the Sheraton, we moved to this hotel for three nights. The location is absolutely fantastic! It's super convenient for dining, entertainment, and shopping. However, the noise from nearby bars made it really hard to sleep. Also, the cleanliness was just okay; we even saw a small cockroach! The towels on the first day weren't very clean, and the replacement on the second day felt a bit worn out. The slippers weren't disposable, and I wasn't sure if they had been sanitized, so I wasn't keen on wearing them. Finally, regarding breakfast, since our booking didn't include it, we paid extra to try it once. It was pretty standard, not a huge variety, but enough to fill you up. In summary, I wouldn't recommend this hotel if you're a light sleeper, or if the price is significantly inflated.