The Royal Paradise Hotel & Spa Patong Phuket

4.1(2,768 reviews)

Situated on Rat Uthit Road in the heart of Patong, this established hotel and spa property combines lodging with traditional Thai spa treatments, making it a practical base for exploring one of Phuket's busiest tourist districts. The central location puts guests within walking distance of Jungceylon shopping centre, restaurants, massage parlours, and the beach, with most key amenities reachable on foot. Repeat visitors note the hotel's convenient positioning and friendly staff as consistent highlights, and the on-site restaurant provides a straightforward dining option without needing to venture out. The property has accumulated a loyal following over the years, though some guests flag that the interior décor is showing its age and that the facilities would benefit from a refresh. Prospective visitors should weigh the location advantage against the condition of the rooms, and those with specific requirements around modern amenities are advised to review room options carefully before booking. Good to know: Patong's peak season runs from November to February, when the weather is driest and demand for accommodation is highest. Booking well in advance during this period is recommended, particularly for spa treatments. The hotel sits on one of Patong's main roads, so lighter sleepers may want to request a room away from street-facing sides. Modest clothing should be packed for any excursions to nearby temples, as beachwear is not appropriate at religious sites.

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Visitor Reviews

Great place to stay, it is close to local laundromats, chemists, massages, restaurants and entertainment. Great entry and lovely staff at the door. There is a nice restaurant in there too. The lifts oversee the gorgeous beach as you approach the higher levels. The in room service is efficient also, along with the morning breakfast. I would like to have express - the rooms are great however they’re slightly run down. They’re fully functional however if you want that touch of that 5 star experience this may be a compromise, as the baths are slightly run down, and the architecture requiring updating. However overall 5 STAR.

Great place to stay. The hotel is conveniently located close to tourist facilities such as restaurants, massage parlors, and shopping areas like Jungceylon, which is only an 8-minute walk away. I would like to give special appreciation to a staff member named Addon. From day 1 until day 3, he served us with great kindness, professionalism, and thoughtfulness. We stayed from 31/01/26 to 02/02/26 and really enjoyed our breakfast at Coconut Restaurant. The breakfast buffet was awesome — all the food was delicious. I would definitely recommend this hotel to my friends and family.

I have only stayed at the Royal Paradise Hotel in Patong. My last visit was in 2019, I have stayed a total of 8 times at this hotel over the past years. Hotel is great, needs a refreshed look, only the pool area was done looks great. A few negatives, we stayed at the pool area, excellent room, only problem us very bad wifi, the hotel did inspect but still a problem, very difficult to get work done. Also safety is a concern, I went for a swim left my sunglasses at the pool edge, I was in the water for 1 hour plus, when I got out my sunglasses was stolen, I reported it but pool staff did not care at all, I then reported to main reception they have 1 very bad camera that can not see who stolen it, very bad for a hotel to have so bad security. Please be careful of your valuables, at Royal Paradise either staff or Hotel guest can steal. Hotel is great but needs some fine tuning. I hope this honest review helps you.

Location Info

135 23 ถนน ราษฎร์อุทิศ, Tambon Patong, Amphoe Kathu, Chang Wat Phuket 83150, Thailand

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Tips for Visiting Temples & Culture

Dress Modestly

Cover shoulders and knees at all temples. Carry a light scarf or sarong — some temples lend wraps, but not all. Shoes come off before entering any building with a Buddha image.

Mind Your Feet

Never point your feet at a Buddha image or a monk — it's considered deeply disrespectful. When sitting inside a temple, tuck your feet behind you or to the side.

Ask Before Photographing

Exterior photos are almost always fine, but some interior halls prohibit photography. Look for signs, and never pose irreverently with Buddha images — it's a legal offense in Thailand.