Anda Lanta Resort

I visited Anda Lanta for the second time and loved the friendly people, the quiet, secluded location, the oceanfront views, and my comfortable room. It was low season, and I received a room upgrade that I appreciated. I had such an amazing view of the bay from my balcony that I relaxed, gazing at the water and listening to the waves. I found Fon, the manager, warm and helpful at the restaurant, and the whole team tried their best to accommodate my vegan diet. The pool was pleasant, but the sea was not the safest, as jellyfish were common during the rainy season. The massage hall on the beach was a great addition; the treatment I received was relaxing. The place was buzzing with life, including a few water monitors, some mischievous monkeys, birds, frogs, lizards, butterflies, and more. Across the road is the Following Giants Observation Only Ethical Elephant Sanctuary, home to 12 beautiful rescued elephants. A meaningful and wonderful experience visiting them.

Beautiful resort outside of town - the pool and almost private beach was amazing! The room was very spacious and had really nice amenities (good aircon, TV with online streaming, shampoo, conditioner, body wash and lotion). The housekeeping would come daily if you wished and replenish the water, coffee, towels and sheets - if you didn’t want them to come in, they would still deliver water and toilet paper for you. The staff were always very friendly and helpful if you needed anything. The breakfast was good, as it wasn’t busy season you could pick from a variety of western or Thai dishes from a special menu. The gym was well equipped and they had a free pool table, along with an onsite massage and restaurant (we didn’t eat at the restaurant, we opted to walk around the corner to the local restaurants, which had nice Thai and some western food). Things to keep in mind ~ the resort is very far away from the main areas (no nearby 7-Eleven or connivence store). They don’t have Grab on the island, so you will need to hire a scooter if you come without transport should you wish to go anywhere. The resort has onsite scooter hire for 1 hour, 12 hours and 24 hours. They also picked us up from town when we arrived which was amazing, but to get back into town for departure was 500 baht. Due to it being monsoon season, they weren’t offering the kayaks to be taken out. They did let you borrow a snorkel and mask if you wanted to go snorkelling. Overall it was absolutely lovely and made for a really relaxing stay ✨

The hotel is located on a pretty secluded beach. There is only one other accommodation on the beach. The room is very spacious and the bed is huge. There is a swimming pool and a restaurant and bar. The area around the hotel is really quiet and there are only a few businesses around. To get to a more livelier area, you will need a transportation. The hotel can provide a taxi service. You can also rent a scooter for 50 baht/hr or 250 baht a day (as of June 2026). The staff are very nice and helpful.

Only 3 Stars don t expect too much . Breakfast average. Room are ok. It is cheap For a reason

100% recommend this place. The rooms were amazing. Staff were all super friendly and helpful. Pool was clean and great for swimming with little pools for younger kids. Food was a nice mixture of Thai and western.

The reviews giving this place give stars as their favorite place are a bit overzealous. The views are definitely spectacular but the deficits aren't lacking. The pros do not justify this hotel; simply that ko lanta is a great destination. Keep in mind: there is no lotion nor conditioner here: curly hair, especially type 4, will suffer. The is no washcloth, phone in the rooms, nor hot tub. Wifi is guarded more than the nuclear football, rooms are certainly worn, there are no USB outlets. For couples: there are definitely young kids here who will never remember the trip, so you may hear crying during breakfast or when trying to get a massage. The maids are neglectful at replacing room amenities, the safe is broken and this place is not vegan friendly. They served me egg in the first dish ordered after recommending I simply let their restaurant know. I did not get the impression that they really understand how to handle dietary needs. The restaurant is awfully overpriced and the food is okay if you even trust the restaurant. Breakfast I stuck to fruit only... I had to go into town for food; Drunken Sailor tasted amazing. Staff friendliness could use improvement. They could at least try to hide their disdain for tourists better. This is expressed with body language and also verbally as we were told false information more than once, when greetings don't even preface with a hello and when staff prioritize chatting with each other rather than assisting a guest. When I asked for Sfiff's name, since nobody wears name badges nor introduces themselves.. to properly greet her. She acted like I was asking for her first born son! They conveniently don't mention that due to Ramadan, there's closed shops and you have to rent a bike to reach the nearest one. That would have saved an hour of time. If you opt in to the hotel taxi service, it will take 3 hours to reach the hotel at 3,000 baht one way. No food or water after a long flight and travel were provided, so please get it from the airport. Google "Mun Lanta" taxi for 2200 baht taxi via Whatsapp, where they also provide food and water. Furthermore, the system to rent a motorbike is convoluted as you will incur late fees if not returned in time. Why not simply charge for the actual time instead of playing games with late fees and guesstimating return time? This hotel is far overpriced. Get something for half the price, rent a motorbike in town to access better restaurants and the same street. That's my STRONG recommendation.