Hotels with Kitchenette in Phuket

"The hotel is very good for the price. Our room was spacious enough and kept pretty clean throughout our stay. Cleaning service was daily (you just need to hang the notice on the door). The breakfast was a buffet. There wasn't a huge variety, but it was enough to get a good start to the day. The rooftop pool offers a nice view of the mountains. Unfortunately, the pool bar was closed during our stay. The location is pretty good — around a 15-minute walk to Patong Beach and just 3 minutes to the famous Bangla Road. I was a bit worried that it might be very noisy because there's a Bangla Boxing Stadium right near the hotel, but it was always calm after 11 p.m. Excellent value for money. I would definitely stay here again."

"I stayed at the Panwaburi Beachfront Resort in Phuket and I really enjoyed my experience. The hotel is beautiful and very unique, with modern design, impressive architecture, and stunning pool areas that make it feel very special. It’s definitely one of those places that looks even better in person than in photos. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-designed, making it a great place to relax and unwind. The overall atmosphere of the resort is peaceful and stylish, perfect for a chill getaway. I also liked the vibe of the hotel — it feels trendy and relaxing at the same time, with lots of great spots to take photos or just enjoy the view. Overall, I had a very good stay and would recommend it for anyone looking for a beautiful, relaxing, and visually impressive resort experience in Phuket."

"The room is beautiful, especially the pool – booking this hotel because of it was definitely the right choice. The front desk staff member was very enthusiastic, but the staff weren't always at the front desk. When we checked out from the third floor, we couldn't find anyone, and even calling Trip.com didn't connect us. We had to carry our luggage down ourselves, which would be quite inconvenient for a woman with a large suitcase. The nightclubs near the hotel are really loud at night, making it unsuitable for rest. Even with doors and windows closed, the noise still gets through, though the hotel does provide earplugs. Public facilities include a microwave and washing machine, but both the washing machine and detergent cost money, I recall 20 baht each."

"The facilities of this hotel are fantastic and the location is good for the market and water park. However, the service was really disappointing. Upon arrival, we were told we were upgraded from a studio to a one bed which sounded great. However, the only difference between the rooms was an additional privacy screen which was stiff and difficult to move as well as being covered in smears and dirty. When we booked the hotel we were excited about the amenities including the free fitness classes. The QR code to book this took me to a link to pay for them so I messaged reception on the WhatsApp which they had informed could be used for “any questions”. The reception couldn’t help and didn’t give any advice other than go to the gym - we were on our way out and the class was at 9am the next day so we ran up there. There were no staff in the gym and the restaurant staff also couldnt advise as to where the staff were. We then walked down to reception for advice again - they told us go to the gym, we said we had done this and they then said wait until the class and just show up as they didn’t know the process to book. As a hotel that advertised the fascilities and gym classes it’s quite shocking that the reception wouldn’t be able to advise on the booking system - it genuinely felt like they didn’t want to help. Given the class was at 9am I didn’t want to just turn up in case there wasn’t space. After 10 mins back and forth they conceded and radio up to the gym and ask a staff member to be there. We then go up there again and the gym staff member ALSO didn’t know the proper booking process. Eventually they took our email addresses to add us to the list. This took an unnecessarily long time with a lot of run around and staff that really didn’t want to help us/know the internal processes - these are things I would expect any hotel staff to know as a minimum. We were originally looking at coming back to stay for a month or so in their apartments as the price is great however, the poor service and lack of knowledge of processes has meant that this hotel has lost a potential repeat customer."

"The hotel is advertised as having a gourmet restaurant, but in my opinion the food did not quite meet gourmet standards. That said, we booked a sea-facing unit and the view was absolutely magnificent — very peaceful and calming. Kamala Beach in general is a quieter area, which we really appreciated. There is a shuttle service provided, but the timing is quite limited. Given the price guests pay for this hotel, it would be better to have more frequent shuttle services instead of fixed timings. That said, it only takes about 10 minutes to walk from the hotel to the main street where there are many shops and restaurants, so it is still manageable. One issue we faced was that there was no clear sign or button in the room to indicate housekeeping service, and as a result, we ended up not having housekeeping during our stay. The phone line in the room also needs attention, as there was noticeable disturbance noise when calling reception. Overall, it is a nice place to stay with beautiful views and a relaxing atmosphere, but there are some service and maintenance areas that management could improve further."

"We stayed in a room with direct pool access for 4 nights and had a very warm, welcoming hospitality experience overall. The staff were excellent, but the hotel itself and its facilities were a bit hit-and-miss. The property feels dated and could use some renovation—the buildings show discoloration, and there was mold in the bathroom along with an unpleasant odor, possibly from the septic system. One highlight was the complimentary minibar, which was replenished daily with water, soft drinks, Chang beer, whisky, vodka, gin, snacks, and even a lovely small dessert in the evening. Getting around can be a bit challenging without your own car or motorbike, especially for elderly guests, as the hotel is located on a hill about 15–20 minutes from the town center. There is a shuttle service to and from Jungceylon Shopping Mall, but it only runs every couple of hours and stops at 9 PM. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, and I’d definitely recommend booking a rate that includes it. The rooftop bar and restaurant are a standout feature, with stunning panoramic ocean views and a great selection of drinks and cocktails."

"Pros: The front desk staff were very welcoming, and the small pool and lobby had a great ambiance. They offered free bread, croissants, fruit, and coffee every morning until noon. The rooms have balconies, perfect for drying clothes or smoking. There's also a coin-operated washing machine on the first floor for 40 Thai Baht per load. The bedding was super soft, and the location was excellent. It's only a 500-meter walk to the heart of the old town, and there's a Tops supermarket and a mall right next door. Cons: Around 8 AM, the cleaning staff in the hallway were incredibly loud, talking, chatting, and cleaning (without any awareness of being quieter) until 12 PM. It feels like the hotel's training for its housekeeping staff is severely lacking, which instantly soured my stay."

"A great hotel. They call themselves ‘The Oasis of Patong’ and they’re not wrong. Close enough to the madness so it’s within a 15 minute walk to Bangla Rd but far enough away that it’s nice and quiet to make a relaxing stay. The pool area is great for relaxing and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. We had a great stay and will be back."

"I was a bit worried after seeing some other reviews, but my stay completely exceeded my expectations. First off, the infinity pool offers an amazing view and experience. After checking in, they upgraded us to a sea-view room, and the thoughtful design even allows you to see the ocean through the mirror while you're getting ready. The air conditioning was always on, so the room wasn't humid at all. They also provided freshly laundered, warm duvets that had a comforting milky scent. The hotel offers scheduled shuttle service to Patong Beach Center, and it's only about a 15-minute walk to nearby attractions. There's a 7-Eleven and restaurants right next to the hotel, which is super convenient. The only downsides are that the hotel feels a bit like a maze, requiring you to carry luggage up and down stairs, and the sea-view room was a bit noisy due to being near the street."

"The place is quite small, more like an apartment. I booked it in October for a stay in February. The 'villa' is actually a duplex, with the living room downstairs having no air conditioning, and two bedrooms upstairs with A/C. It's best to bring your own hangers and clothesline when staying here, as their hangers aren't usable, and you'll be fined if you dry wet clothes in the room. Luckily, there's a laundry service right outside the hotel for 60 baht per kilo, wash and dry. When I stayed in Phuket Town previously, the water was normal, but in Patong, it's yellowish, and tastes a bit strange when brushing teeth. I brought a filtered shower head, which wasn't expensive, about 20 baht. Breakfast is more Western-style. It's about a 1.2 km walk to Jungceylon. There's a small Thai restaurant nearby with delicious pineapple rice – you can check it out on Dianping. Google Maps is more accurate abroad. When I booked in October, it was around 1300 baht per night including tax, with breakfast for four, which I guess is acceptable."