Princess Kamala Beachfront Hotel

The room was spacious, with a balcony and a huge bed, probably around 280cm. Our family of four easily fit in one room. The beach was just a short walk away, and there were restaurants, pharmacies, and a 7-Eleven right outside. Honestly, this is the most comfortable hotel in Phuket! We skipped breakfast because we had an early flight the next morning.

The room was a bit old, but the facilities were still reliable. The shower water was hot, and the air conditioning was very strong. There was a kettle, fridge, umbrella, and flashlight, but no disposable slippers. The environment was lush, quiet, and not noisy. The downside was that the fallen leaves on the paths hadn't been cleared for a long time, making it feel a bit desolate. The biggest turn-off was the cold attitude of the front desk staff. After checking out, I asked them to call a taxi, and they quoted a minimum of 1500 Thai Baht. They knew that the smart bus we took, which was only 100 Baht per person, stopped not far from the hotel's main entrance, but they deliberately didn't tell us. I had stayed at this hotel once before and had a good impression, so I specifically chose it again this time, but the experience was far from what it used to be.