Suan Bankrut Beach Resort Hotels

Phillip stayed at Suan Bankrut Beach Resort on 2008-02-11 and said, "Although this hotel was in a gorgeous setting, the individual units that housed the rooms should be leveled with a bulldozer and rebuilt ! Toilets did not operate, roofs leaked during a heavy rain and soaked the bed, the floor boards were so weak that I was afraid my foot would go through the floor.To add to the mess, the mattresses on the beds were so hard it was like sleeping on a stone floor. It was probably one of the worse hotels I ve ever stayed at."

Anders stayed at Suan Bankrut Beach Resort on 2008-01-28 and said, "I requested Non-smoking and beach view. I got beach view and could not feel any smoke in the room - or bungalow. I booked Bungalow A, 1 bedroom at 1300 THB. At first the bungalow looked a bit small and dark but is was nice and clean and the staff helpful. The only drawback was the stone hard twin beds (no double bed) and the weak shower. Very low pressure, however it never stopped. Buffet breakfast is included in the price, but at this hotel the buffet was clearly only Thai buffet and nothing that I could eat. I had to stick with Tea, Toast and Jam. MC rental was 350 THB per day. The best asset of this hotel is the ) 10 km long deserted beach, 5 m across the beach road. Arriving from the dreadful, crowded Phuket, Ban Krut beach was heaven, big waves and no crowds. I think the 1300 THB is very good value for money and would definitely go back to Suan Bankrut Beach Resort."

Linda stayed at Suan Bankrut Beach Resort on 2008-01-07 and said, "Nice quiet hotell by the beach of Bankrut. 25 km away from Bang Sapdan where we thought it was, but the hotell arranged a taxi for us. Friendly helpful staff, Bungalow and surroundings nice but the beds are very hard. For a quiet vacation its very good."

Thorsten stayed at Suan Bankrut Beach Resort on 2007-12-30 and said, "The location of the resort is really wonderful - great beach, few tourists (mainly thai) and quite near to Baan Krut, where you can find some restaurants. The bungalows and the resort are o.k. - but in peak season too expensive. If you don´t speak thai language even simple communication with the staff might be difficult: On questions like When (and where) does the bus to Chumphon leave? we didn´t recieve any answer ..... !"

Sandra stayed at Suan Bankrut Beach Resort on 2007-12-20 and said, "We loved this place. The villa rooms were wonderful, with a large, beautiful shower. It is not unusual in Thailand for the showers not to have a curtain, allowing the rest of the bathroom to get wet. But this one did. The rooms were very clean, the service excellent, the beach fabulous. There weren t more than a half dozen people on the beach at any time. I would highly recommend this resort to anyone, and would definitely go back there."

Tanja stayed at Suan Bankrut Beach Resort on 2006-12-29 and said, "Bankrut is the perfect place to relax and find silence. The resort is clean and people are very friendly. Compared to other resorts with same standard it is too expensive - especially if you compare with real tourist places! People in the hotel hardly speak English, but are willing to do their best. There are mainly Thai families as tourists in Bankrut and the few restaurants close at 21:30 hrs. Attention: There is no chance within 30 km distance for money exchange! Lovely beach, which you have for your own until late afternoon the Thais enter the beach. And even then it is really funny to watch them and get in contact!Really nice place, if you do not like the typical tourist places!"