The Kee Resort & Spa

This isn't our first time here; it's a great hotel for the price. We always stay in the 4-person room. There's no need to turn on the air conditioning at night in this room; it's comfortable to sleep in even without it. The Kiri restaurant nearby always has queues in the evening because the food is delicious. We will definitely come back again.

The Kee Spa and Resort is located on the main bar street in Patong! So it's definitely going to be lively. It has a big pool and a bar.

First off, the location is amazing. It's incredibly close to everything: the beach, restaurants, bars, shopping, massages, tattoos, and more. Bangla Road is just a 1-minute walk away! The flip side of such a great location is that if you take a taxi back, you'll be on the crowded beach road. I've stayed here twice and never encountered any other Japanese guests. Previously, it seemed like there were more Western visitors, but this time, I noticed a lot of Arab guests. The breakfast is delicious, and the rooftop restaurant and bar are fantastic for sunset views. The front desk staff are also very helpful. If I had to pick one minor issue, it would be that the floor tended to get wet from condensation. When I stayed during the New Year's holiday last time, it wasn't a problem, so it might be a seasonal issue. This place might not be ideal for families with small children, but it's perfect for relaxing or enjoying the nightlife.

I've stayed here many times. It's super convenient to have a direct pool access room when traveling with kids. The hotel's environment and hygiene are consistently excellent. The breakfast selection isn't huge, but it's tasty. The room is clean and tidy, and the water quality is good. The hotel location is convenient, right near the bar street, with tons of restaurants and massage places nearby. It's only about a 5-7 minute walk to the large shopping malls. Looking forward to my next stay!

It's been ages since I stayed in such a terrible hotel. Just thinking about it makes me angry!!! Due to some Trip.com promotion, booking three nights continuously was more expensive than booking separately. So, I booked two nights, and my family booked one, in different room types. It turns out (all rooms facing the plaza are bad, and even deluxe rooms can be awful). This was supposed to be just a transit hotel in Patong. Over 1500 for three nights isn't cheap, right? I was so unlucky to book this place!! Before check-in, I emailed the hotel, stating I didn't want to switch rooms and hoped to stay in the same room for all three days. The official reply was, 'we'll see when you arrive.' In reality, when we arrived at 12 AM that night, the front desk told us they were fully booked and couldn't accommodate our request. Okay, I accepted it, as we were the ones who booked it that way. But two minutes later, they said if we were willing to pay 600 THB per night, they could upgrade us to a higher room category. Seriously? We arrived at 12 AM, not noon. How dare they even suggest that? I declined, and they gave us a room at the very end of the hallway. I won't call it a 'tail room' because I'm not sure if the room next door was a linen closet. The room was incredibly damp. Every time after showering, all three mirrors in the room were completely fogged up. This bathroom sink looked like something from a 90s guesthouse. For 500 a night, even 100-baht hotels in Patong before 2020 were better than yours. How can you be so shameless?! What's even more outrageous is on the third day when we had to switch rooms, they insisted we check out by 12 PM and then wait until 2 PM to check into the new one. This was clearly intentional. We always had to keep the curtains drawn because construction workers were installing air conditioners directly opposite, leaving us with no privacy whatsoever. The new room we moved into was incredibly noisy at night, right next to the bar street, with heavy metal music blasting until 3 AM!!! Finally, at checkout, my ride had already arrived, and they still hadn't finished inspecting the room?! It's been years since I encountered a hotel that inspects rooms at checkout. Are we reliving the 90s here?! What's there to inspect in your rooms? What could possibly be so memorable there? I deeply regret booking for three days. Trip.com, are you their investors? How can you sell such a terrible hotel at such a high price without proper vetting?

This hotel is less than 100 meters from Patong Beach's bar street, which is great for nightlife. There are also many restaurants and massage shops nearby, making it very convenient, although prices for everything are quite high. On check-in day, I was so disappointed to find that the bedsheets and duvet cover in the room were stained. While the room was quiet at night, you have to walk about 50 meters from the lobby to get to the elevator. The elevator itself is old and incredibly slow, so I spent ages waiting for it every day. It was really inconvenient.