Mountain view Hotels in Phuket

The surroundings are simply speechless—stunning beyond words! The service is also excellent, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the balcony is huge and fantastic! The room was spotless, and the drinks in the fridge were free! It's my first time seeing complimentary glass-bottled Coke! Although the breakfast doesn't have a huge variety, it's enough to fill you up (most hotels in Phuket have limited options anyway). The Thai milk tea and sugarcane juice were both delicious! Nai Harn Beach, right next to the hotel, has incredibly fine sand that feels amazing to walk on! The only inconvenience is needing to call a ride to go anywhere, and the hotel only has two restaurant options. However, calling a ride is quite easy, and you can get to Rawai Seafood Market in just ten minutes! Even though the hotel is far from the city center, it is definitely worth staying at!

I informed the resort in advance that we were celebrating our wedding anniversary, but unfortunately they did not make any special effort or arrangement for the occasion. The attention to detail in the room was very basic, and honestly below what I expected. There was no coffee machine, only instant coffee sachets, and the coffee was one of the worst I have ever tried. That being said, the resort itself is absolutely beautiful, peaceful, and very relaxing. It is a great place for anyone looking to disconnect, enjoy some privacy, and escape from everyday life. However, one major issue for us was the food. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner options were not halal, and it did not feel like the resort had taken Arab or Muslim guests into consideration. There was also no bidet in the bathroom. The massage was actually very good and probably one of the highlights of the stay. Another very strange thing was the laundry bag provided in the room. Guests are not allowed to take it, and if you do, you are charged for it. This is honestly one of the strangest things I have experienced in hotels around the world. It is just a simple bag for dirty clothes, so where exactly are guests supposed to put their laundry? Overall, the resort is beautiful and peaceful, but because of the lack of attention to our anniversary, the limited consideration for Muslim guests, the room amenities, and some unusual policies, I personally would not repeat the experience. عطني انقلش بلغتهم اننا نحتفل في عيد الزواج ماصلحو سالفه اهتمامهم بالغرف عااااااادي واقل من عندي ديكور عادي مش غرف واووو ع اني خذت افضل واغلى شي بس برضه م تسوى مافي مكينه قهوه في اظرف قهوه من اسوء الانواع اللي شربتها الصدق المكان حلو وحميل المنتجع يجنننن ورايق للي بحتاج عزله من الخياه يروح له وفيهم عيب اكلهم كله فطور عشاء غدا مش حلال مو مهتمين لسالفه العرب والمسلمين مافي شطاااااف مساجهم حلو جداااااااا بس ماكرررر التجربه ابدا كيس الملابس الوصخه مممنوع تاخذونه و لو بتاخذونه ادفعو اغرب شي مر علي بكل فنادق العالم فري زين وين احطي ملابسي االوصخه

Sometimes you stumble upon places where you instantly feel at ease. This hotel turned out to be exactly like that. From the very first minute, you can feel a special atmosphere—everything here is clean and tidy, as if someone lovingly cares for every single detail. The staff’s smiles are genuine, not just following a manual. The moment a question or a minor issue arises, it’s already being resolved, quietly and swiftly, as if they somehow knew in advance what you might need. There’s none of that usual tension where you constantly have to watch your belongings. The people around are kind, and the vibe is very homely. The staff are always nearby and ready to help, yet completely unobtrusive. I felt less like a guest and more like I was at home. It’s rare for a hotel to leave such a warm, lasting impression. Of course, there were a few minor rough edges too. I stayed on the second floor, and the transformer nearby was quite noticeably noisy. It didn't ruin the stay, but the background hum was a bit distracting, especially in the evenings. Just a little technical detail, which is a pity. There was a weird thing with the towels. First there were four, then three, then two... and at some point, only one was left. I had to go down to the front desk and ask them to bring a proper amount—so that I could comfortably dry both my hair and body. To the staff's credit, the problem was solved quickly and without any fuss. They gave us three beach towels and three bath towels ))) My room was the last one in the lineup, so by the time they reached it, housekeeping probably had no energy left—I can totally understand that. Now, the breakfast situation was a bit more disappointing. You’ve already paid for everything, you're sitting there plating your food... and a staff member walks up to you: ”Hello, could you please pay for breakfast?” You explain that you’ve already paid. A couple of minutes later, another person comes over with the exact same question. Three different people came up to question me, and I felt so embarrassed 😔 This leaves you with a slight feeling as if you're being suspected of something. It kind of ruins the mood. It feels like they just need a simple system—like wristbands or stickers—so guests can enjoy breakfast in peace without having to explain themselves every time. Even so, these little hiccups couldn't overshadow the overall warm impression of the hotel.

## Review of Sunwing Kamala Beach **Environment:** The hotel's overall layout is compact and well-designed. There are 8 swimming pools surrounding the accommodation buildings, so no matter which pool you want to go to, it's never far. Every pool is very clean and spacious – the kids didn't want to leave! There's also a kids' club and a football field, though we didn't get a chance to use them. **Facilities:** The rooms are spacious, well-arranged, and have a separate wet and dry area in the bathroom. A microwave and a large refrigerator are big pluses, great for keeping lots of cold drinks! **Service:** The hotel staff were very responsive to all requests, and everyone greeted us warmly. We even received ice cream vouchers upon check-in. In the evenings, there were performances in the breakfast restaurant. **Breakfast:** The breakfast was delicious and offered a wide variety of choices. However, it's primarily Western-style food, so if you're not used to Western cuisine, you might not enjoy it. **Surroundings:** The hotel's back entrance leads directly to Kamala Beach. It's not crowded, boasts beautiful scenery, fine sand, and gentle waves, making it perfect for kids to dig in the sand and play in the water. Walking along the beach in either direction will take you to the main road, where you'll find plenty of restaurants, massage parlors, and convenience stores. There's also a sizable Big C supermarket, which is good for buying souvenirs. **Summary:** This is a perfect family-friendly hotel, located on Kamala Beach, north of Patong. It's quiet and less crowded, ideal for a relaxing family vacation. However, if you plan on booking day trips, many tours do not offer pick-up/drop-off service here, and options for shopping are quite limited, making it best suited for a leisure holiday.

An exceptional choice for a long-term stay in Phuket 🌴 Detailed review. I lived in this hotel for a month and spent quite a while choosing accommodation before booking, so I want to share my experience. In my opinion, this is a fantastic option specifically for those planning to stay in Phuket long-term, rather than just visiting for a couple of nights. The service and staff deserve a special shoutout. ❤️ The team is wonderful, very attentive, and helpful. They respond to every request promptly, and my overall experience throughout the stay was exclusively positive. Daily housekeeping, a convenient app in Russian, the ability to order necessary supplies to your room and food from restaurants—everything is thoughtfully designed for comfortable living. The room and amenities. My room had a washing machine, which is a huge plus for a long-term stay. The kitchen is very functional: cleverly organized, well-stocked with tableware, and has everything needed for daily life. The TV can be connected to a smartphone to cast content from various apps. The room also provides toiletries, bathrobes, an iron, and an ironing board. I recommend bringing your own hair dryer if you are used to a high-quality one. Pool and beach towels are provided, and you can request a beach bag at the front desk—another nice little touch that makes your stay more convenient. Facilities. There is a spa on-site, with massage prices roughly on par with other places on the island, as well as a decent gym. For me, having a gym was an important criterion when choosing a place to live, and it fully met my expectations here. There is a 7-Eleven within walking distance, which is handy when you need to quickly pick up groceries, water, or essentials. You can also order grocery delivery via Grab, but keep in mind that delivery drivers are not allowed up to the rooms, so you will need to head down to pick it up. Location and lifestyle. The hotel is particularly suited for those planning to live in Phuket long-term and wanting to set up a proper routine rather than just taking a standard vacation. That said, having transport is highly recommended. I used both a motorbike and a car: a motorbike is fun for the Bang Tao vibe, while a car is indispensable for comfort and traveling long distances across the island and to the mainland. An important detail: there are virtually no proper sidewalks nearby, so walking along the road can be a bit uncomfortable. If you plan to check in with small children and push a stroller, this is definitely worth considering. A car is an absolute must with kids. Layan Beach. You won't find the usual tourist hustle and bustle, sunbeds, shops, or cafes there. Instead, you get peace, nature, and a sense of seclusion. For me, it is one of the most wonderful spots on the island. Downsides I noted during my month-long stay. ❌ First—the hotel also accepts short-term guests, so sometimes people show up primarily for Instagram photos and social media content. During those times, it can feel a bit crowded. Second—humidity. The grounds are very lush and green, which means clothes washed and hung on the balcony practically refuse to dry. You need to figure out a workaround for this, as items don't dry outside at all and end up with a musty damp smell. My conclusion: I was very happy with my stay. For me, this is a place where you can comfortably live for months: work, exercise, cook, do laundry, and feel almost at home. Excellent service, attentive staff, and great aesthetics do the trick. I would especially recommend this hotel to those coming to Phuket for an extended period, who love an active lifestyle, exercise, cooking their own meals, and plan to explore the island independently. If you are looking for a spot exclusively for a secluded getaway for a couple of days, your impression might be slightly different. But for a long-term stay, this is truly a worthy option! 🌿 Check-in deposit is 3000 baht.

The room is very spacious, but quite old and dated. The hotel staff are all very friendly, especially the front desk team. However, the room cleaning was mediocre—truly subpar. They didn't even throw away the trash on the table; we had put it in a plastic bag, but they completely ignored it, leaving it exactly as we left it when we went out. They didn't even throw away the used toothbrushes on the vanity, just left them sitting there—I honestly don't understand why. What kind of housekeeping is this? A few of the towels were also ragged and tattered. Is this really what you get for nearly 2,000 RMB a night? The toiletries aren't great either, so I'd recommend bringing your own or buying them at 7-Eleven. If there's a huge peak-season price surge, I wouldn't recommend staying here.

I’ve always said that the greatest 'gold,' the most important asset of any establishment, hotel, company, and indeed the most important value in our lives, is the people/staff. And I want to tell you that the staff at this hotel are the very diamonds that made my stay here unforgettable! Such friendly, responsive, pleasant, and positive staff simply captured my heart! I travel a lot, but you guys are simply the best I’ve ever encountered, thank you! The room itself was beyond praise, so this hotel is now in my top list, and if I ever return to Patong, it will only be to this hotel! A true hidden gem.

- If you are looking for a peaceful place to stay, this hotel in Cape Panwa is a great choice. The area is quiet and not crowded, with calm and clean sea views. The hotel itself has a solid and well-maintained structure, and the beach is just a few steps away no more than five steps from the hotel! - The breakfast was quite good, and I was lucky enough to get a room with a beautiful sea view. The staff were very friendly and provided excellent service. I would definitely give full marks to the staff for their hospitality and service.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - I stayed on the third floor, so perhaps the water pressure was not as strong as on the lower floors. The room was well equipped with all the necessary amenities. However, I noticed some stains that looked like they had not been properly cleaned, particularly on the blanket and the countertop. it was still a little disappointing and did not look good for a five-star hotel. - Overall, I had a pleasant and relaxing stay, especially because of the peaceful atmosphere, beautiful location, and excellent staff service. :)

It was incredible staying in patong bay hill resort the staff is amazing and the view is beautiful, also I recommend you book the room with the pool access.

Spectacular views of the sea from the rooms make this resort a winner for feelings of peace and solitude. My room included a ceiling fan and a separate rain shower next to the bath tub. A massive free breakfast buffet starts the day for most guests, with changing options on a daily basis. Before breakfast I walked down the steep driveway to the private beach to swim either in the sea or the small pool next to it. At 7 am there is nobody around. One morning I took out a kayak (one hour free) which had stunning panoramic views. There are two swimming pools by the resort’s main building and both are delightful for swimming and relaxing. Nothing much to do in the evening and the TV channel selection could be expanded with movie channels (e.g., HBO, Cinemax), educational channels like Discovery Asia, and nature channels like BBC Earth and Love Nature. I partook in a 90 minute herbal pack massage which was a bit pricy but very professional. Both lunch and dinner menus have sufficient variety of dishes and food quality was good. Staff were always helpful. In summary, Supalai Scenic Bay Resort is a wonderfully serene experience at a very reasonable room price.