Koh Lanta Beach Hotels

An excellent hotel that isn't far from the main hub of Ko Lanta. The services provided by the staff were excellent. The food (especially the breakfast), was good but slightly limited each morning and the gym could do with some refurbishment and better equipment.

Loved it!!! Amazing location with stunning views! I didnt even want to wear my headphones and listen to my music. I was so enjoying my food by the gorgeous beach, i would come out in the evening and watch the sun going down, i would come out at night and lay down on a bench and stare at the super bright stars, and would always listen to the sound of waves... The staff was super helpful and helped me with all of my endless questions:))) The room was clean and comfortable. I have ONLY positive memories now and so grateful for my perfect Lanta experience!💕💕💕 i would also like to say that this place suits anybody, be it a single traveller,family with kids or just a bunch of friends.

I must praise this hotel. I was sick almost all of the four days I was in Lanta. The hotel provided a service to send me to the clinic, and also helped me carry my suitcases. The room is a little higher on the hillside, but you can ride a motorcycle up there. The equipment in the room is the most advanced I have ever seen, and the decoration is also very exquisite. The price of more than 200 is really worth it. Pay attention to protecting the ecology and don't feed wild monkeys

Most of the hotel (villas, swimming pool, restaurant, etc.) are unfortunately abandoned and dilapidated. Only the building with a swimming pool with 18 rooms remains. The rooms are very modern and beautifully renovated. Access to the pool from the room is great. Only the steps into it start at waist level, and pensioners are unlikely to climb. Cleaning is done daily. There is nothing around the hotel. Only two expensive restaurants. The nearest store and restaurants are a 15-minute walk away. The beach is full of rocks and the tides are very strong, making it impossible to swim. But the room itself is great. The hotel just needs to remove all photos of what is abandoned on all sales sites, otherwise guests will be disappointed that they were deceived.

The staff are very enthusiastic, speak English, and the location is really very good. It is very close to the beach pier that goes to the sea. There is hospital 711 diagonally opposite. There are many restaurants and the hotel has swimming pools. Unfortunately, the schedule is too full and there is no time to swim. , A small villa is very comfortable, the hotel provides car rental service, 180 baht a day for motorcycles. You can also help contact when you go to the airport.

Very satisfied check-in experience. After arriving at the store, I added 100 RMB a day to upgrade the room type. The room was very big, and I didn't allow an extra bed if I brought a baby, but in addition to the double bed, there was one bed that was enough for an adult to sleep. We used it for stacking things. Air conditioners, electric kettles, hair dryers, umbrellas, hangers are all available, and the separate toilets are also large, with wet and dry partitions. The shower water is not very hot, but compared to the hot weather, it can’t use very hot water. There is a small terrace outside each room where you can dry clothes and drink tea. Although the hotel is not big, the environment is good and quiet. The room faces the swimming pool and the swimming pool faces the sea. The beach is much better than the one in Krabi. You can go barefoot. The sunset by the sea is beautiful. The hotel staff has a very good attitude, breakfast is not rich but full, small hotel suitable for vacation and leisure, nearby 711 convenience stores, pharmacies, restaurants, fruit stalls, night market barbecues, and reservations at sea are very convenient. If you are bringing a child on Lanta Island, it is recommended to live in the northern part of the island, which is more convenient for transportation and supporting facilities. The southern part of the island is indeed a bit deserted and it is not very convenient for shopping.

We had a Sunset Villa and were very satisfied. Breakfast was good, although a bit noisy and a bit cafeteria-like. Various types of toast, 4 different fresh fruits, pancakes, eggs, bacon, etc. Was good for us for 4 nights. In the resort you could also have a good meal on the beach in the evening. We ate at The Sisters on the street for 2 days. Simply great.

In the distance, this hotel is in the middle of the island, a fork in the road, not near the sea, not near the mountains, opposite the mountains. Twenty kilometers from the troubles in the north, the hotel car takes five hundred pigs to the dock. There are motorcycles available for rent in the hotel. Two hundred and fifty pigs a day, refueling yourself, gas station No. 91 oil fifty pigs plus one sixth full. You have to ride a motorcycle wherever you go. Three minutes from the 7-11 convenience store is the dirt road. Suitable for small children. Breakfast is very bad, just bread and eggs, fruit plate is still ordered, there is no order, and no matter full, just one, go to the front desk every night to choose what to eat the next day, there are two, the first one is basically 1 Full of water. The second is fried eggs and bread, and there is no Chinese at the front desk. English is Malay English, and especially chicken thief. I lived for four days. On the last night, I went out to eat by motorcycle. The front desk booked 3400 pigs for a day trip, and finally chose TB. Renting a motorcycle also requires a passport. It is estimated that I will not choose here next time, and the price is average. There are few Chinese. Are old Europeans and Americans. very quiet. The sun is nice.

The hotel is not big, but the staff are very enthusiastic. It was off-season when I went there, and there were not many households in the whole hotel. It felt like a private hotel. But it was relatively deserted at night. The hotel rents a motorcycle directly, 250 baht a day, no passport is required. There is a gas station diagonally opposite. There are many small fishes and crabs on the beach next to the nearest 7-11 to the north, and a few kilometers further north there is a restaurant with Chinese rice bowls, which is quite amazing

The room amazed me the second the manager, Wind, who is the younger brother of the proprietor, Mr. Sunny, opened its door to me. With a refreshing Thai scent spreading from within, the room whose original two single beds had been combined into a big one for a solo traveler under my presumptuous request totally captivated me. It had a nice patio where I could put my feet up after a hot day out to the beach in the broiling sun. Wind also recommended me to go to what he considered as a must try restaurant and bar. He got me a scooter to which I only had to pay half overdue price on the last day because I forgot the time and couldn’t make it from the farthest beach, Bamboo Beach, on the island. His assistant, Shu, was shy and nice. One day I mistakenly bought two eggs that were light boiled, if not raw. She, without a second thought, helped me save my breakfast protein source. The proprietress, Ms. Ning, got me some pizza and bread she and her husband seemingly practiced making in the bistro kitchen next door. I would definitely book a room with breakfast next time if they planned to reopen after the Covid outbreak. In short, the hotel, just like its name, truly made feel at home; the owner and the staff, including the cat, Member, were terribly good and generous people. I will be terribly missing them. Of course I will go back to Koh Lanta in the future, and of course,Lanta at Home will be my one and only choice. PS. See you soon, Wind. Nice talking to you. You are a fun soul. Say hi to Shu and Mr. Sunny and Ms. Ning and the children. Alex