Hotels near Laguna Phuket, Phuket

Exceeded all expectations, given the affordable price point. Very attentive team, great inter-connecting room that was clean and spacious. Excellent buffet breakfast.

Stayed at Angsana again after our last stay 10 years ago. Although certain aspects, such has the TV, air conditioner control, kids room decor and certain parts of the interconnected pool feels a bit dated, the spacious environment and excellent and friendly staff make Angsana one of our most memorable hotel resort. We stayed in a room with a king bed and added an extra bed for our family of 4 (would be even better if the rooms actually had such extra bed as a permanent room option as the room was definitely big enough). Great restaurant food choices at reasonable prices. Our mini fridge had an issue of freezing and shattering the hotel provided glass water bottle everyday, but the staff came to clean up and replaced the bottle everyday. Saw some other rooms have a clothing drying rack on their balcony, which could have been useful if we had it in our room as well. The sand at the beach was very nice and would have been better if life jackets for both adults and children were easily available. There were also for washing stations in the shape of frog statues at locations where you may be returning to the building after going into sand, but it would be better if these had better signage and fixed alignment as it would get shifted and not spray out water properly as other guests may move the frog throughout the day. The hotel beach can easily access the neighboring local restaurant/bar with even more affordable pricing. The short ride by Grab/taxi to Boat Avenue is well worth it with a proper supermarket (Canal Village only has a small essentials-only mini mart) and lots of restaurants and spa/massage places. Another note, as the entire hotel has breakfast buffet at the Marketplace restaurant, it gets crowded fast from around 9am (and the egg station would have a long wait). Definitely recommend staying at Angsana for overall experience/quality/value for money/pricing.

Our stay at Cassia Phuket was absolutely amazing! We stayed in the Loft Room, and the view of the lagoon and the beach from our room was simply breathtaking — it felt like waking up in a postcard every morning. The hotel’s location is perfect, with direct access to both the lagoon and the beach. One of our favorite parts was the complimentary ferry that takes guests across the lagoon to the beach every 20 minutes — such a fun and convenient touch that made getting around effortless. The atmosphere at Cassia is vibrant and welcoming, and the staff were always friendly, professional, and genuinely happy to help. The modern design of the rooms, the lively community spaces, and the stunning natural surroundings made our stay unforgettable not to forget mentioning pet friendly hotel. Cassia Phuket truly captures the best of relaxation, style, and island charm!

The hotel is located near Boat Avenue, with a 7-Eleven right on the corner, making its location excellent. It's divided into three buildings (A, B, and C). Our room was upgraded upon check-in, and the apartment was spacious, allowing us to cook our own meals. Breakfast is a set menu, not a buffet. Watching the sunrise in the morning was beautiful. Highly recommend staying here.

We enjoyed our stay here at 6th Ave. Roof top pool we could take our granddaughter to, restaurant upstairs (ordered room serv a few times and no.complaints). Also enjoyed the buffet breakfast a few days. 2 elevators, 7 floors, plenty of parking. We stayed in two different rooms (5th floor and 6th). Both had a balcony you were allowed to smoke on. Bedroom with door, bathroom in the bedroom, fold out couch (kind of old, and no idea if comfortable), coffee table, kitchen table (2 chairs), big fridge w/ sep freezer, elec cook top, sink, toaster, kettle, microwave, and small selection of cooking stuff, utensils, plates, bowls, cups and glasses. My wife has stayed here before, and iwould come back to stay again myself.

Check in time was 2pm, reached hotel at 340pm and was given a room that was not cleaned. Offered complimentary room upgrade to the one bedroom suite but the room was facing the construction site, so the bathtub cannot be used (no curtain and very dusty). The soundproofing wasn't that good, could hear other rooms closing the doors. However, the level 7 amenities were good, welcome drink, rooftop pool, rooftop seating area (for stargazing) and breakfast buffet.

This hotel is located right by Bangtao Beach. Across the street, there's a Tops supermarket for all your basic shopping needs, plus plenty of restaurants, massage parlors, and a night market, all at reasonable prices. Each building in the hotel is a three-story structure with no elevator, only stairs. The rooms seem to have been renovated; they're a good size and kept very clean, with no broken facilities. There are a limited number of power outlets. The bathroom had no strange odors, but the showerhead is fixed, and the tap water quality isn't great – it sometimes runs yellow. Rooms come with an electric kettle and a small fridge that can even make ice, which is handy. The breakfast selection is quite varied, with different dishes offered daily, and the food tastes good. There are multiple swimming pools, including a kids' pool with slides and other facilities. The indoor kids' play area is small and has age restrictions. It’s just a few minutes' walk to the beach, where the hotel offers free sun loungers and sofas, though they tend to be occupied mostly by Caucasians. The beach is great for swimming, with fine sand and clear water. You'll find many restaurants and massage shops along the beach, but they are a bit pricier than those outside the resort. Overall, it's a good place for a pure resort-style vacation.

The apartment was freshly renovated. The bedrooms are upstairs, and the soundproofing is good. One of the bedrooms has no windows, which is perfect for those who love complete silence and darkness. If needed, you could also accommodate someone on the ground floor. We were disappointed that the stove we were expecting wasn't working. It's in the hotel's photos, but there's a sign on it saying it can't be used as the apartment is for sale, and it's just there for demonstration. Dining utensils are provided. Cleaning is every two days with towel changes, and water is replenished. The hotel is a 10-15 minute drive from Bang Tao Beach, or about 45 minutes on foot. We specifically wanted to walk a lot each day, so we often walked. About a third of the walk is along the roadside, which is dusty and narrow. The rest of the walk to the beach is through the pleasant Laguna area. Bang Tao Beach is excellent, one of the best in Phuket. It wouldn't be convenient to walk the entire way with small children. The hotel offers a one-way transfer to Boat Avenue or Bang Tao Beach from 9 AM to 3 PM. It might be possible to arrange for them to pick you up from the beach if you arrive precisely at their scheduled pickup time. Taxis cost 200-240 baht one way, but you can order motorbikes, which are cheaper for 1-2 people. A downside is the construction next to the hotel, which you can see in the attached photos. It definitely detracts from the overall impression. However, it bothered us very little as our windows faced entirely the other side, towards the golf course. The view from the room was beautiful. The pool is small, but it was still pleasant to use sometimes. There are no shops right next to the hotel, so you need to buy groceries in advance. The nearest shop is a 10-15 minute walk along the roadside (or a few minutes by car). It mainly sells Russian food (ready meals, prepared dishes, groceries, drinks – a small but good selection). Nearby, there's an area with a playground, kindergarten, cafes, restaurants, and beauty salons, but we preferred those further away, in the Villa Market and Boat Avenue area. The nearest supermarkets are Villa Market, Tops, and 7-Eleven. Among the restaurants nearby, I recommend Tawai – it offers more refined Thai cuisine with restaurant-style presentation and a mid-range price. A much cheaper option nearby for locals is La Ong Dao Restaurant – it’s simpler, much more affordable, like a canteen, but tasty and safe. In the same area, there are, in my opinion, two of the best Night Markets: on Fridays near Villa Market and on Saturdays near Saii hotel. At the night markets, you can eat delicious food and buy fruits and souvenirs. You can also stroll in the park with lakes and monitor lizards – entry is through Opened Kitchen. Overall, the Bang Tao area is quiet, considered more expensive than others, but it depends on where you stay and eat. You can easily find everything there, even on a moderate budget. On the beach itself, we liked Smigo and Yuuhi beach clubs the most. Enjoy your stay!

A wonderful hotel, nothing but positive experiences. Clean, beautiful, bright, and the breakfasts were delicious. The beach is just steps away, and it wasn't crowded (it was late April). The only issue I had was that upon check-in, I was told breakfast wasn't included, but I showed my reservation and the issue was resolved promptly.

The facilities are unbelievably outdated, haha. I initially didn't believe the reviews about the worn-out decor, and now I'm just speechless. This room would go for 200-300 RMB domestically, but I paid 1400 RMB for one night. The hot water didn't work and needed repairs, the phone was out of order, and even the card reader for the door was rusted, so only I could get the door open. My elderly family members couldn't even manage it, it was ridiculous. When I told the front desk about the hot water, they said they'd sent someone, offering a very insincere 'sorry.' And the air conditioning noise at night was just… wow. The hotel's only selling point is the pool, but the water probably hadn't been changed in a while because my child had an allergic reaction. Maybe our kid is just delicate; other foreign children seemed to play in the water fine. The front desk staff were all very nice, always smiling, but completely helpless. Breakfast was okay, not great, not terrible, but definitely not worth the price. For fruit, they only had watermelon, cantaloupe, and dragon fruit – no other tropical fruits, not even a banana or pineapple. You had to make your own noodles, which… I understand prices are higher during peak season, but this experience was really bad. I originally booked based on the IHG brand reputation, but now I feel it's a huge letdown. My advice to everyone is to check the real-life guest photos, haha.