KC Grande Resort Koh Chang is located on a secluded corner of Haad Sai Khao (White Sand Beach), where you can relax fully and take a deep breath of the refreshing, cool sea breeze alongside a clear blue sky, sparkling turquoise ocean, and lush mountain greenery surrounding you. Besides the beach itself, we have a wide variety of facilities to make your stay with us truly memorable.
Please note that “Hillside” zone is separated from the seaside zone by Koh Chang road and that you will need to cross it in order to use our facilities in the seaside zone (24-hours crossing guards).
"We stayed at Paradise Villa, first with my 12-year-old child, and then my husband joined us. The hotel claims to be 5-star, but it's absolutely not; at best, it's 3.5-star. The service is mediocre at best.
Let's start with the villa. The renovation clearly isn't new, but the villa is spacious. The pillows and mattress are comfortable, and the linen is good. However, there are no power outlets near the bed, which is very strange and inconvenient. There's no master switch to turn off all the lights; you have to manually switch off lights in the bathroom, wardrobe, and bedroom. There's a terrace with a table and two soft cushions, but no backrests, making it really uncomfortable to sit. There's also a drying rack for swimwear and two sun loungers. The beach access from the villa is obstructed by bushes, likely due to wind. We didn't have direct beach access; we had to walk through another villa via a broken concrete slab and a lot of trash.
Room cleaning is very mediocre.
They only left three 0.5L bottles of water for the villa when we were two people. This wasn't enough! We used it for brushing our teeth too. They added two more bottles when my husband arrived.
The hotel grounds are green and seem to be maintained, but there's a general sense of untidiness.
There's ongoing renovation in a new block near the reception, with drilling and hammering starting at 7:30 AM. It's unclear how people are living in the nearby building, but we didn't hear anything because we were far away and the sound of the surf was loud.
There are three pools: a large main one, a small private one, and a pool in a neighboring building across the road.
Breakfasts are very meager, pretty much the same food every day. We stayed for a week, and after three days, we had no appetite for it anymore. There were four types of fruit, which varied, but you won't see any fresh juices here. My daughter wanted to make a Caesar salad for breakfast and add mayonnaise, which was on display but looked awful, covered in a crust. The next day, we specifically checked, and nothing had changed. Surprisingly, the coffee wasn't bad.
We had lunch at the main restaurant a few times. The dishes were good, but we waited a long time, even though the restaurant was empty.
The reception is a whole other story. I repeatedly informed them that my husband would be arriving and we needed an extra bed for the child. In the end, they forgot, and I had to call reception again. However, they didn't forget to charge me, and even asked me to pay before my husband arrived. I, of course, said I would pay at check-in.
The only positive for us was the beach: long, wide, and good for walks at low tide, with cafes where you could order drinks. During a storm, there was so much trash on the beach, it was a dismal sight: fishing hooks, glass bottles, and huge piles of plastic, no exaggeration. They only started cleaning up the next day.
Another plus is the location, with a 7/11 convenience store, restaurants, massage places, and a currency exchange right after the hotel."