Fantastic location with beach bungalow overlooking the bay and large french doors on to balcony Friendly and helpful staff This hotel is quite old but you can see it is well taken care of with a lot of pride Swimming pool well maintained, and clean, without too much chlorine The room was huge, good water pressure in the shower and the mini fridge was really useful Some thoughtful touches like a torch and umbrella There is a regular free shuttle to nai harn beach Air conditioning cooled the room well

Bed was large but quite hard (all beds in Thailand seem to be hard) The first room was quite noisy but they were able to move me as the hotel was not busy The restaurant food was not to our taste but there are plenty of restaurants in the town and Rawai There was construction next to the hotel, although we couldn't hear it in the rooms, it was right next to the pool; the hotel didn't inform us of the construction before arriving

The tropical ambient, plenty of trees and friendly staff.

The route to the resort, should upgrade the roads leading to the hotel with street light. Could have driven my car over the cliff.. More signs and lights

Great, private location and beach. Perfect place for people who value a quiet quality time. The beach is ideal for snorkeling too. Family also rented a pavilion which was a little more traditional in terms of hotel room, with a sea view and it was a little more comfortable. The hotel has a shuttle to the Nai Harn beach which is very convenient. If you like hiking the end of the peninsula is also easily accessible from the hotel road which is the last hotel on the road.

The restaurant is a little simple in terms of the dinner menu and the pricing sometimes seems way off for some items on it.

Stunning views

The room and view were excellent. Staff was helpful and cheerful.

It's a little off the beaten path which means that getting to and from the bigger public beaches can be more challenging that you might expect but if you call a taxi they will get there sooner or later. Also the hotel's private beach is enjoyable but a little small.

Room with a balcony that overlooked a stunning little private beach. Loved hearing the sounds of the jungle - especially at sunrise and sunset. Kept my balcony door open at night to hear the ocean and wake-up to a bright orange sunrise each morning. Loved being able to stroll down to the beach and go snorkelling there, then wander back to the balcony for an outdoor shower, before relaxing on the balcony for the day. Buffet breakfast was surprisingly good too.

Not much at all to not like and I would 100% stay there again. I would have really enjoyed some couch-style seating on the deck at the restaurant or lobby. And drink/food service to the beach lounges and pool would be lovely. Not sure if it is already available or not. Also, would have loved to get the chance to do the yoga that was on offer but did not realise I had to book and then it was not available again during my stay unfortunately. For those of you who crave calmness and serenity - bought to you by Mother Nature - this is for you. For those who love to party - this is not your place :)

We stayed here for two months last winter, three weeks this year. The staff is very, very helpful and nice people. Alongside the natural surroundings and the aesthetics, they are the real asset of this place. Kitchen is on a par, super breakfast. It should be mentioned though, that on our day of departure the menu w portions & prices had been somewhat altered, to the worse. We're fearing new managerial policies (read: 'shrinkflation') are installed, smth that might do harm to the business of this place and its gorgeous people. I hope I'm wrong in assuming this.

Without private transportation, commuting is sometimes a challenge, as some taxi drivers will charge you a bit more bc of the condition of the road.

This property is located in very private location, and the atmosphere itself is just amazing. You can forget about the nosiness and relax with beautiful nature. If you want to spend clam and comfortable stay in Phuket, this is your place to stay. And the staffs are always so kind and smile to the guests:)

If you access by a car (taxi or grab), the road to the property is narrow. So driver needs to be use to drive narrow road. However, there is nothing we can do if you want to have a private and beautiful stay!:)

We arrived here after spending a few days in Patong so it was a welcomed oasis of peace & tranquility. The grounds are beautiful & well maintained. The private beach is lovely and the pool fantastic. Bungalows are basic but all you need, we had a great view from our room & just booked the garden view. Location is quite remote which we liked. They have a shuttle into town & back a few times a day but to really have flexibility you need to hire a bike. Staff were very friendly.

Unfortunately the food was very average. The breakfast probably the worst I've experienced BUT saying this if you are happy with a basic breakfast it is okay. We were spoiled from the hotel we stayed before where the choice was amazing. We ordered pina coladas which were dreadful, just tasted of pineapple juice so they might need to review their recipe. There are a few restaurants within walking distance so you do have choices. There is some construction next door but this didn't bother us, it's just a bit of an eye sore but that isn't the resorts fault. Saying all this please don't be put off booking as it is a stunning resort in a beautiful location, I just like to be brutally honest when I write a review.

- really nice villa with beach access and lovely terrace - very nice setting combining beach and wilderness - perfect if you are looking for a relaxing place to spend your time at the resort (or nearby) - shuttle to Nai Harn beach

- the restaurant was poor and since you are a bit in the middle of nowhere, there aren’t many options nearby. - restaurant staff not particularly friendly (maybe because we went late to eat, and they were waiting to close and go home). Linked to this, except reception, the driver of the shuttle and the lovely man who opens the gate for the cars, not many of the staff share a smile or a greeting, even if you say hello first.