Let's start with the downsides: a taxi to Patong costs 80 RMB, and a taxi to Chalong Pier for island hopping costs 100 RMB, taking nearly an hour. This does eat into your travel time.
Now for all the positives: The room came with a huge balcony overlooking the lagoon, with palm trees rustling, occasional boats passing by, and birds chirping in the trees. The room is just a 5-minute walk to the private beach, which is uncrowded. They offer a 40% discount at the restaurant, and the food isn't much more expensive than outside. The hotel provides a variety of free experience classes daily, such as paddleboarding, yoga, Muay Thai, and cycling. For each night stayed, you get a lucky draw coupon. We were incredibly lucky and won everything on offer, including a dinner, a Thai cooking class with lunch, a private Muay Thai session for three, a box of incense sticks, a ceramic jar, and two bottles of essential oils. The hotel offers free boat transfers to the neighboring Banyan Tree and SAii resorts, as well as a complimentary shuttle to a small village for dining and shopping. The best part is the room rate isn't even expensive! If you're coming to Phuket, I highly recommend staying a few days in Kata or Patong first to sort out your island excursions and shopping, then head to Angsana Laguna Phuket for a few days of pure relaxation and resort vibes.
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