The Spa Resorts

Simple, friendly and well organised. We were there for 7 nights doing the Optimal Weight Loss program, and everything was executed so well. Patrick and his team were excellent. We left feeling more energised, lighter and totally relaxed and refreshed. The only downside is that it is near the main road; therefore, it can get quite loud when you are doing yoga/ meditation. Overall, highly recommended if you are looking to escape and unwind.

Thank you for the warm welcome. The staff were very professional and attentive. The atmosphere was peaceful and perfect for relaxation. The food was exceptional, far better than anywhere else. I'm sure I'll recommend this place to my friends and bring my family back again.

I feel compelled to write this review. Positives first: The rooms were good, and the beach is genuinely beautiful. That said, considering the overall standard, the hotel is significantly overpriced. This was my first trip to Thailand, a three-week round trip. I truly fell in love with the country, the people, and the culture. Throughout the entire journey, I did not have a single bad or uncomfortable experience. Thank you, Thailand. Except for this hotel. I was traveling with my daughter, and therefore usually book rooms with separate beds. This hotel only offers king-size beds, so we requested a second blanket. The hotel charged 1,000 baht for an additional blanket — roughly 25 €. This was the first and only moment during my entire stay in Thailand where I felt genuinely exploited. Anyone with even basic knowledge of local price levels will recognize how unacceptable this is. A reasonable service fee? Fine. But turning something as basic as an extra blanket into a profit-driven add-on — in an already overpriced hotel — is not. Daily towel and sheet changes are apparently included without issue, yet a blanket becomes a chargeable luxury? That is hard to justify. I made my disagreement very clear (while still paying the fee). After that, the service noticeably changed. Upon checkout, I was required to wait at reception until staff had inspected our room. I can only assume they expected some kind of retaliation, which of course did not happen. I am 50 years old and have never, in decades of travel, been made to wait for a room inspection before checkout. The situation was unnecessary, awkward, and frankly embarrassing. Conclusion: I will absolutely return to Thailand — without hesitation. But I will make a point of avoiding this hotel chain in the future.