Ko Larn·7.9
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Seasmile Kohlarn on Ko Larn delivers beachfront luxury with a spacious terrace overlooking turquoise waters. Each air‑conditioned room boasts private bathrooms, balconies, tiled floors, free WiFi, TV, and toiletries. Guests enjoy free on‑site parking, bicycle storage, and express check‑in/out. Steps from Tawaen Beach, the resort offers a nearby restaurant and attentive service, ideal for beachside relaxation.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The property was newly renovated in September 2026, and the rooms are spacious and clean. The location is great, just a few steps from the beach and restaurants. Unfortunately, the beds were extremely uncomfortable and left all three of us with sore backs, which stopped us from extending our stay in rooms 8 and 9.
Gerrit·A month ago
The hotel is near the beach, but my room wasn’t cleaned.
Siew·A month ago
They advertised it as beachfront, but the building is attached and my view of the beach from the room was zero. The bed was clean but very hard, and there was no outlet or end table near it, so I had to use the sink outlet for my coffee maker. I was also told I couldn’t have company in the room. I paid a 1000 baht deposit and was later pointed out a drop of blood on the sheets from a finger cut I got at the gate.
Louis·4 months ago
The location is good and the staff are friendly. Check‑in was smooth, and they provided snacks and instant noodles, which was very thoughtful.
Siew·4 months ago
The owners and staff were pleasant and helped us with our heavy luggage up the stairs. The view across the rooftops of the beachfront premises was nice, but the roof blocked a clear sunset view, which was why we chose this beach over east‑facing ones. It’s close to many restaurants, bars, beach chairs, and a 7‑Eleven, and Koh Lan is beautiful; we toured many lovely spots. However, the advert said seafront, but it’s actually up an alleyway and not on the beach as implied. The ad suggested breakfast from 8 to 10, but we were told there is no meal option; the next‑door restaurant is fine, but the ad implied the charge included breakfast. The bed is the Thai “firm” type, and after three days both my wife and I had sore backs—probably due to age. The room isn’t especially large, yet it includes a permanent single bed in addition to the double bed, even though children are explicitly not welcome; I’m not sure what that extra bed is for. Overall, it didn’t match our expectations for a premium price.
Anthony·4 months ago