Hotels near Yanui Beach, Phuket

Facilities: The hotel facilities are very complete, with breakfast served every morning. There's a 7-Eleven right at the entrance, making it super convenient for buying things. Cleanliness: The room was very clean, and the cleaning staff came to tidy up every day. Ambiance: The environment is beautiful, with trees and flowers, and there's a pool right downstairs for swimming. Service: The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, and they speak Chinese, which made communication easy. You can also rent scooters for convenient transportation, and you're just a short walk away from booking a boat trip out to sea. Highly recommend staying here, the hotel is great in all aspects!!!

The soundproofing in the hotel is non-existent; the walls are paper-thin. The bed frame is tiled and has very sharp corners, so you need to be extremely careful. I didn't enjoy my stay because of these issues. The pool is conveniently located in the shade of a tree, offering a nice escape from the sun. However, there are no sun loungers, only chairs. Breakfast is meager, just enough to fill you up. The parking lot is large, making it easy to park your car. Rawai Beach is quite a long walk, so having transport is preferable.

This hotel is located at the southernmost tip of Phuket, quite a distance from the bustling areas, making it perfect for a relaxing getaway. Nai Harn Beach, right below the hotel, is very clean and uncrowded. The suite we booked had a fantastic view. The hotel staff and the breakfast service were all very friendly and helpful, and the iced coffee at breakfast was delicious. If you're looking for a relaxing, stay-in-the-hotel type of vacation, I highly recommend this place. However, I'd suggest having some English communication skills, as the front desk doesn't seem to have Chinese-speaking staff. Also, if you're a durian lover, it might not be ideal, as there are no fruit stalls selling durian nearby. But honestly, for the stunning views, these aren't issues at all.

First, the cons: it was indeed a bit noisy, with construction on one side and the road on the other. But this really isn't something the hotel can control. Other than that, it was truly excellent. Every staff member was extremely polite, warm, and attentive. The breakfast was also good; they even had seafood in the morning! The location is superb. You can catch a bus right downstairs, and it's just a few minutes' walk to 7-Eleven or Rawai Beach. It's also super convenient to take a boat from Rawai Pier to Banana Beach or Bon Island, which saved us a lot of hassle. We even strolled to Yanui Beach, which was only about 1.5 kilometers away. Compared to a place we stayed at in Karon for a similar price, this was significantly better!

It should be great if u go with a family, u got 2 story houses with good soundproofing , but be ready to see ants spiders or lizards inside. This place is beautiful overall , but def not perfect , some rooms need renovations , it's a solid 3 star spot, the beach nearby is clean (if u compare it with others). The Staff is very lovely! The one thing that I didn't like, it's the fact that if u live on the first floor u have to choose between your privacy or having a sun shining inside, cause the road nearby and people walking around will see u through the glass windows/walls

The hygiene was excellent, and the room smelled lovely. This hotel is located in the southern part of Phuket, near Nai Harn Beach, which is a bit out of the way, but the upside is that it's not noisy. It's about a 15-minute walk to 7-Eleven. There aren't many dining options nearby, so it's not as convenient as other beaches. However, the hotel's price wasn't excessively high. There weren't many Chinese guests. The hotel's pool was very comfortable and spacious. The front desk service was great, and one of the staff members spoke excellent Chinese. Overall, the service was good. However, the restaurant didn't have a price list, and the prices were very inflated, so I wouldn't recommend it. The hotel's massage service is highly recommended – it was excellent. But the hotel's facilities are a bit old. The air conditioning was very noisy. Even after calling for room service, they didn't fix it. The air conditioning was so loud I couldn't sleep.

We booked a family room, which had two bedrooms and a living room, perfect for our group of six. It was very convenient, not far from Rawai Beach, and a great base for visiting Coral Island. The hotel breakfast was excellent and the kids absolutely loved it.

We booked a standard “deluxe room” without breakfast for 5 nights. They put us on the second floor and it had a nice view of the garden and pool from a private balcony. The room was good enough and felt clean and spacious. Towels were clean but grey from age; we used our own. Bed sheets were a bit musty but we had them changed and much better. Toilet paper and toiletries very cheap. Nice big TV but no channels you want so bring a USB drive for movies. The swimming pool was fantastic! Clean and big enough for several people to do laps. Or just relax and enjoy bird spotting. The environment was very peaceful and max capacity is only 30 rooms. The gym was decent too. Location is good if you plan to hire a bike or use taxis, but on foot it’s poor due to lack of sidewalks, traffic and hills. Nai Harn beach is really very beautiful and you can use their bikes to cycle there or walk 15 minutes. Next door is the best mini-mart in Phuket, Papaya which has homemade cakes and dairy, proper but cheap coffee and a bunch of other stuff that really supports your stay at the hotel. Also, Avo the restaurant next door is good too, and 5 minutes up the hill the Cannelle cafe and bakery is awesome! Overall, this is a great value hotel for budget travellers who want peace and quiet without being far off the beaten track. Very friendly staff too.

We stayed in the Family Connecting Room. It was excellent — connected but separate, with a door between. The AC was quiet and easy to adjust, and the balcony had a great view. Everything was very clean across the hotel. The beach is a short walk away. At first I was unsure about walking along the road (not knowing Thailand), but it’s doable — not too busy, some lighting. There’s also a shuttle that takes you to the beach or back up to the rooms, though it didn’t run that often. Breakfast was impressive, with a mix of local and Western options. The pool area was a highlight: lots of loungers, not too crowded, and a shaded amphitheatre-style seating area. My son loved the 5-meter jump into the pool — safe and open daily. I was nervous at first but ended up jumping too. The slide was a nice touch as well. We got lucky with a local market one evening just outside the hotel — great street food and a fire show. Wi-Fi was solid. Staff were friendly, helpful, and had a good sense of humour. Mostly families staying when we were there. Noise wasn’t a problem, aside from the usual Thai birds calling out in the mornings. The beach itself is beautiful but overcrowded.

For this trip to Phuket, I compared and selected over ten hotels before departing. Some weren't conveniently located, some had facilities that didn't meet expectations, but my biggest concern was that most hotels didn't offer Chinese-speaking staff. For me, communicating in a foreign language isn't easy, and it would have been inconvenient for both pre-booking inquiries and various questions during my stay. After several rounds of filtering, I almost struggled to decide due to language barriers, until I chose this hotel, which truly resolved my main worries about accommodation for the trip. My entire stay was very pleasant, and I'd like to express my approval with a five-star review. The hotel's location is moderate, making it convenient for sightseeing and daily dining. The room was clean and tidy, with both hardware and software configurations prioritizing comfort. The environment was peaceful, perfectly suiting the relaxation needs of an island vacation. The most crucial reason I chose this hotel was the availability of Chinese service at the front desk, making it the only option among many I compared where I could communicate in Chinese without any barriers. Being able to communicate with staff from my home country in a foreign land reduced language barriers and added a sense of familiarity. Whether it was for check-in procedures, local itinerary inquiries, or travel tips, the staff patiently answered my questions, and their advice was practical and helpful. There was no need to rely on translation software or struggle to decipher meanings; the entire communication process was easy and smooth. This front desk staff member was kind and meticulous, easing the unfamiliarity of traveling alone and making the journey much smoother. I have already recommended this hotel to friends planning to visit Phuket. If I ever return to this area, this will still be my top choice for accommodation. I also hold a gentle hope that, if fate allows, whether I return to the island or have another opportunity to meet, it would be wonderful to see them again.