If you are searching for a quiet location and a beautiful beach, this hotel is a fine and reasonable priced alternative, if you are not expecting much in terms of luxury.
Pros:
Location – fantastic isolated beach
Always available sunbeds on beach and pool
Nice swimmingpool (almost on the beach)
Massage on the beach (good and very cheap)
Friendly staff
Large rooms
Complementery bottled water every day
Inexpensive hotel
Cons:
Rooms not updated
No covered sitting-areas (when raining only place to stay is in your own room which will drive you crazy at some point)
Activity room and sport equipment could do with a makeover
Internet room/cafe disgusting
Cleaning not impressive
Restaurant and food very average (breakfast OK though)
Beach not suitable for younger kids (strong currents)
Visitors at this hotel are mostly Scandinavians.
Please note that our review might turned out slightly negative because of very bad weather when we visited in March – when its raining every day you are probably more focused on the worn rooms etc. instead of the beautiful beach (it really is beautiful).
Also the hotel apparently was started closing down for the low season (bar and restaurant by the pool not opened for dinner, no ice creams for the kids etc.), so you might take that into consideration if planning a trip later than February.
Tip: go have lunch/dinner at Coco Beach next door – fantastic food and very low prices.
Walk further up the beach and eat at Bangsak Village restaurant (trendy spa hotel) – nice restaurant, great food and amazing service (much much better than eating at Royal Bangsak beach)
- Royal Bangsak Beach Hotel
