Luxury Hotels in Phuket

"Fantastic experience with Trisara. Ultimate luxury with exclusivity at its best. Be ready for a time of your life the moment you land at the airport, with exceptional service, amazing food and beautiful scenery. I celebrated my wife’s 30th birthday and the staff were so accommodating to make this a special and memorable experience. Would definitely come again. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a luxury, private experience in Phuket."

"Upgraded to an ocean view pool room was a complete surprise; a quick check revealed it cost 35,000 RMB, which made me quite nervous. Facilities: Although the hotel opened in 1988, all facilities were remarkably well-maintained, far exceeding my expectations. Also, the entire room was made of wood (including the washbasin), yet there wasn't a single water stain – how did they manage that? Cleanliness: Absolutely spotless. While rinsing my swim trunks out of sand, I accidentally pulled out the sink plug and found the area underneath was spotless. Environment: Fantastic. The place was spacious with few guests; I only saw a handful of people. Service: The attention to detail was amazing. The beach outside Aman was incredibly smooth, but the feel underfoot was completely different next door. Before water activities, staff brought out specially sized swimsuits for children from the room – such thoughtful touches!"

"Absolutely loved Katathani! Even though I didn't get the room number I originally wanted (emailing ahead didn't help, it's really based on availability at check-in), the view from our Oceanfront Love Room still blew me away. Waking up every morning to the stunning blue sea, having breakfast by the ocean, then enjoying a spontaneous spa in the garden, a dip in our room's pool in the afternoon, and finishing with a romantic dinner at Kissing Point in the evening – simply perfect! The hotel staff were all so nice, and the shuttle service was always on call, polite and friendly."

"The room is very spacious, with gentle decor and a well-thought-out layout. Over the past two days, many lotus flowers have bloomed, adding a lovely natural feel. The hotel staff are all incredibly warm and welcoming, and the restaurant food is quite good too. Although the beach is shared by several hotels, it wasn't crowded at all. We were lucky to experience both sunshine and rain, seeing Phuket in different lights. As for bugs, I personally didn't find them to be a big issue, and I didn't see any inside the room. I would definitely come back again."

"Overall good, clean and luxurious, especially if you want isolation and luxury, although too many people. But our bathroom door was blocked from inside, shower drain was blocked and shower flooded. Massage price is too high (5000 baht + 1000 tax), which is 15-10 times more than street price. Food is not that expensive but no local delicacies like shell fish or sato beans. Very good park and beach, nice staff and fast service, except for golf carts at peak time."

"Aside from being pricey, this hotel is flawless. The service is exceptional, and I had a very comfortable stay. The staff's attitude and work quality are top-notch. However, the on-site dining options are just average and also quite expensive. This hotel offers great privacy and discretion, especially compared to more mainstream hotels. It's very quiet and not overly crowded, making it an excellent choice for a getaway. The only downside is that dining options are limited nearby, so I'd recommend renting a car if you plan to stay here, as it would make eating out much more convenient."

"Beautiful quiet island with crystal clear water and friendly people. Santhiya resort was clean, service was good, and the views were postcard-perfect. Transfer from Krabi was easy. A bit remote, but that's the charm. Perfect for a relaxing getaway"

"It's been two days since I got back, and I'm still recovering from the exhaustion of the trip. Now that I have a little energy, I'll write a review. This hotel really has mixed reviews, so it depends on what you're looking for. Personally, I don't have high demands for hotels – good environment, a decent-sized room, a pool, and a passable breakfast, just something that feels like a vacation. Plus, I booked early, and it was just over 900 a night including tax, so I really can't complain. Hotels of this caliber in Sanya would definitely cost more during the summer holidays... Aside from the travel fatigue, this trip was truly enjoyable! Environment: No complaints. It rained for 20 minutes on the morning of our first day, and then it was glorious sunshine – super beautiful and great for photos! The first day was August 12th, and there was even a sunset glow in the evening. Although I didn't see it at the hotel, seeing it on the street while out for dinner was satisfying enough! After that, it basically rained for about 10 minutes around noon each day, and then the clouds would pass, and it would clear up. Cleanliness: The cleaning staff were diligent and it was clean. However, the room was really too humid; it felt damp every day... That was a downside. Service: All the staff were excellent. I was with my parents and child, and they took great care of us. I didn't encounter any discrimination against Chinese people or anything like that. We even got a free room upgrade. Facilities: The hotel is located at the southernmost tip, and there's not much to explore around. There's only one 7-Eleven, another supermarket, and a few restaurants. It's not as lively as the city center, but getting around by taxi was convenient. Since I didn't want the hassle of changing hotels, I stayed here the whole time, treating it as a proper vacation. Young people who like a lively atmosphere might want to stay in the city for a few days to have more places to explore in the evenings. Dining: I thought the breakfast was quite good. The variety wasn't extensive, but it was decent. The rice noodles with curry soup were incredibly delicious. If you don't want to venture far, I recommend Siam Smile, right opposite the hotel's restaurant. The food was really good, confirming the reliability of recommendations on Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform for lifestyle content) haha. Don't order their juice though; it's not freshly squeezed... We mostly had lunch there. There's another place next door, but my parents said the food was just so-so, and I didn't try it. We also went to Red Chair in the evening, which was also tasty. The closest seafood market to this hotel is called Rawai Seafood Market, about a 20-minute taxi ride away. You need to bargain for seafood, but it's delicious and not expensive... We went twice! We also bought seafood from the place recommended on Xiaohongshu – the guys along that street all spoke Chinese 😂. Phuket is great; I'll definitely come back if I get the chance again~~"