Khaolak Blue Lagoon Resort - SHA Extra Plus

“Comfortable, friendly accommodation”

It was really nice, clean, comfortable, and had a good layout. The food was good and the pool was good.

Nora·4 months ago

“Beautiful surrounds but expensive for what it is”

I loved the resort—clean rooms and friendly staff, especially housekeeping who were prompt and thorough. The breakfast was a disappointment, with only four alacarte options and a minimal continental buffet of toast, muffin, one cereal, condiments, and two fresh juices that stayed the same for our 12‑day stay, making it feel pricey for what was offered. The pool sits at the front near the road, a bit far from the rooms, but the free bicycles provided by the resort made the trip quick and convenient.

Marika·6 months ago

“Rarement trouvé un hôtel aussi fantastique !”

Petit hôtel discret. Ce n'est pas une chaîne d'hôtel mais un Family business. Tout était fantastique. Le personnel est incroyablement gentil. La chambre était spacieuse avec une partie chambre et une partie salon. La vue de la chambre est sur un petit ruisseau. C'est très agréable de se réveiller avec cette vue. Tout était propre. L'hôtel était calme. A 2 pas de la plage presque déserte avec quelques chaises longues. Rien à redire. Pour info: Si vous voulez être dans la foule de khao lak, ce n'est pas le bon endroit, car c'est une partie calme de khao lak (c'est pour ça que j'ai choisi cet hôtel). Mais on peut louer un scooter à l'hôtel ou commander un taxi et explorer les lieux. Tout est proche puisque la ville n'est pas grande

Aaa·6 months ago

“Пальмы, пустынный пляж и уютные домики”

The tiny hotel has only 25 cabins and is surrounded by palms, lizards, monitor lizards, and natural sounds. My room was very clean, pleasant, and mosquito‑free. The staff were attentive, and they celebrated my son’s birthday without us having to ask—there was a cake with music and a decorated room with a small toy gift. Great! The beach is nearby, wild, long but not endless, which is good. The hotel provides loungers and umbrellas on the beach. Few people are there; most people stroll, and you can swim alone. The sea entry is gentle, suitable for kids, and adults swam comfortably in both tide and low tide. In April the waves were small. Nearby are tasty and inexpensive cafés, massage, free bike rentals, and a quiet road lined with palms, making cycling comfortable. We rode bikes to the town, though a bit of sand riding was needed (not hard). We also went in the opposite direction to the elephant farm and surf beach, but that was farther away. The water was too warm in April, but we got used to it after the second day. Breakfasts were tasty but repetitive; if you don’t eat eggs, it’s sad. There were no fruit stalls near the hotel, only in town. After leaving, we moved to Phuket’s Surin Beach, where the water is cooler and clearer with fish, but the area is crowded, littered, and traffic‑heavy. Overall, we missed the natural corner at Blue Lagoon.

Aleksandra·6 months ago

The two‑night family stay was superb. Reception staff—grandmother, daughter, and granddaughter—were very helpful with all our requests. The property is small‑scale with a good distribution of rooms. The beautiful pool and the restaurant’s location let us watch sunsets over the sea. The beach is close to the hotel.

Olivier·6 months ago