Hotels near Coral Cape, Takua Pa

A nice, relaxing hotel. Clean grounds. A pool with a slide. Green, well-maintained grounds. There's a pond with fish and lotuses, very beautiful. There's a cafe nearby. The beach is a 15-minute walk away. However, the beach has strong low tides. For swimming, you need to go to Coconut Beach. A tuk-tuk is right next to the hotel.

The perfect hotel for a beach holiday. For retirees or families with small children. It's the edge of civilization, there's nothing nearby. The nearest 7/11 is 4 km away. There are cafes on the beach, though, and the food is delicious. Not particularly expensive. But they certainly look scary. Also, while dining by the sea at sunset, you might be attacked by hermit crabs and other sea creatures that emerge after dark. 😅 We saw a huge cockroach in the hotel itself (I don't think it lives there, it was probably a stray, but it was scary). The beaches are great, that's for sure. The coastline is a bonfire. The hotel cafe is significantly more expensive than the one on the beach, but also more presentable. The population is mostly European. Overall, I recommend it for a beach holiday, but don't hang out here 🤷

We (wife, myself and 8 year old son) stayed end of March 2026. The hotel was very nice and the staff was very helpful and placed us in a nice room with King size bed and knew us by name. The bedroom had an ocean view + balcony and comfortable bed that fit all 3 of us. We arrived on a Tuesday when they do a weekly firedance. We really enjoyed the infinity pool at sunset where the pool met the ocean and sky. The staff was willing to drive us by golf cart between the 2 sides of the resort to be able to access the whole resort easily. The restaurant food was tasty as well but only complaint was that it was Italian food and we were in Thailand and wanted to eat Thai food. The included buffet breakfast was wonderful with an array of options for everyone and it changed a bit every day we were there (5 nights). For us, the location was not ideal, as you have to take a taxi to get to the town or restaurants and we ended up finding a couple spots we could walk to near the resort (Memories Beach next door) and a small restaurant walking distance. We were delighted to find that there is an Elephant Sanctuary next door to Aspara, walking distance and visiting the elephants was an amazing experience (1000 THB for 3 people and food/milk to feed the elephants). We did a day snorkel trip to Surin National Park and the location was accessible for the pickup to the port. I was unable to use Grab for food or ride service and when we did use taxi, we used the hotel taxi service, which was a bit more expensive than I wanted. The ride to the airport was 2,500 THB for the 3 of us and our bags arranged by hotel. It was nice knowing that the taxi would be there and it was a private ride with AC and plenty of room. There is a river that divides the two sides of the resort and it passes in front of the hotel into the ocean. We were advised not to swim in the river, so we were a bit concerned when crossing it or to swim in the water that is poured into, but we did swim in the water in front of the Memories Beach just adjacent to Aspara. I would recommend Aspara particularly to folks looking for quiet, and prefer to be away from hustle and bustle of city and who don't mind taking a Tuk Tuk to places they want to visit. Great place to go to if you don't want to leave the resort. I would have preferred to be closer to more restaurants (walking distance) but otherwise, the staff, the grounds, the breakfast, everyone was amazing. Enjoy the photos. MN

Now the hotel has fewer guests and fewer staff, which is very suitable for quiet leisure and vacation. The beach is a few meters away from the hotel, and the swimming pool in the hotel is also good, but there will be many mosquitoes in this area in the evening, a bit disturbing!

Clean room, nice location but only bathroom the hot shower water is out of order, the shower is to high and it could have a curtain for the bathroom I almost love it , The counter is making the best service for me.

I have stayed at this hotel several times. The staff have always been kind to me and I am very grateful for the service. Thank you very much.

Not sure how hotels get their rating but I would say Outrigger is more 4 star than 5. The bathroom really lets the room down with the blind required on the shower, the positioning of the toilet and the quality of the actual shower. This hotel is mainly families so just be aware if you are not particularly wanting to be surrounded by children and there are a few running round at 3am in their rooms (which if you are below them may wake you up.) A very nice hotel but not a lot of facilities or choice, nowhere to really walk to and cabs needed to Khao Lak and Bang Niam….

Located between the sea and main street I walked, but you can rent a motorbike at the hotel, so if you can drive, I think it's better to rent one. There's nothing there except a stylish cafe nearby. It takes about 30 minutes to walk to the sea and about 20 minutes to the main street. It's a nice place to relax and relax The hotel seemed to be family-run and everyone was friendly.

A Slice of Paradise at JW Marriott Khao Lak 🌴 From the moment we arrived at JW Marriott Khao Lak, we were swept into a world of tropical elegance and warm hospitality. Nestled along a pristine stretch of beach, the resort blends traditional Thai charm with modern luxury in the most seamless way. Our room was spacious, beautifully designed with local accents, and opened directly onto the lagoon pool—yes, the 2.5 km-long pool that winds through the entire resort like a lazy river. Waking up and diving straight into the water was a dream. The staff were exceptional—always smiling, attentive, and genuinely eager to make our stay memorable. Whether it was the front desk, housekeeping, or the restaurant teams, everyone made us feel like VIPs. Dining was a highlight. From the beachfront seafood BBQ at The Waterfront to the authentic Thai flavors at Ta-Krai, every meal was a delight. Prices are on the higher side, but the quality and ambiance made it worthwhile. We also loved the little touches: the JW Garden where herbs are grown for the kitchen, the serene Quan Spa, and the family-friendly amenities like the kids’ pool and activities. Evenings were magical, with golden sunsets and live music by the beach. If you’re looking for a peaceful, luxurious escape with world-class service and a touch of Thai soul, JW Marriott Khao Lak is a top-tier choice. We left feeling refreshed, pampered, and already planning our return.