Find hotels near Kui Buri in Prachuap Khiri Khan, Thailand

During our pre season stay in October the hotel had just few guests. Mostly local people from Bangkok. The room was large and tidy. We've got a free upgrade to a room with Yakuzzi. The Yakuzzi was really great fun! The hotel rooms occupy most of the land plot. There is just a large pool with seatings and a stretch of beach. But the pool is by far the largest one we saw in any of the hotels in that area as well as Sam Roi Yot area. The breakfast is served in a restaurant adjoining the beach, so from some tables you had a nice view on the sea and beach. The food selection is Thai and European, the offerings could be more diverse.There was a coffee machine to prepare your coffee using whole coffee beans and due to limited guests there was no queueing to get yours. Without vehicle you cannot go anywhere. But just opposite the hotel is a tiny shop as well as a small restaurant. All in all a good stay for people e.g. visiting Kui Buri park and relaxing before & after the visit.

Our star discovery. We booked 2 nights,but enjoyed the hotel so much we stayed for 6. Rooms and villas are very well appointed and equipped. There's also luxurious spa and massage treatments available and reasonably priced good food,all in a relaxing setting. The staff are friendly,hospitable and helpful. We were treated to a memorable evening out to a local elephant festival and also a light tableau in Kui Buri,courtesy of the management. The hotel can be easily reached by car,bus or train to Kui Buri station where you can be picked up by pre arranged hotel transport.

I stayed in Kui Buri hotel for two nights this month with my husband. Actually we have been in this hotel many many times as we like it very much. I liked its location at the beach surrounded by beutiful trees and flowers. You feel very romantic in such a serene and close-to-nature atmosphere. Everything's fine: very friendly and attentive staff, a nice restaurant (they cook very well), a big and clean swimming pool. A little drawback: out-of-date TV-set and hard matresses on beds in rooms. There is no free-of-charge internet, but that one you should pay for is very slow.

Ken, the manager (or owner?) is really friendly and helpful. He helped us to get around, because we were traveling only by public transport. He speaks English very well and organized that we could get around where we wanted to go (Kui Buri National Park). We arrived at 10 pm (reception closes at 9 pm) in Kui Buri and he picked us up at the main road and managed that we still could check in. The hotel staff is really friendly (Google translater helped us to communicate, because they don't speak English). If you are traveling with a rental car or motorbike this place is perfect for you. The accommodation is located directly at the beautiful beach which was completely empty. It's quiet and peaceful there, but they have one or two restaurants around (about 200m). The room was nice, clean and air conditioned and has a hot shower. To sum it up: Great location, super nice staff, perfect for travelers with a car/motorbike who are looking for a quiet escape at the beach.

We arrived late in the evening and due the lack of taxis or public transport it was a bit of a hassle to get to the resort, but the people of Kui Buri are very helpfull. The next day we wanted to see the national park Kui Buri, and Pehechon the owner arranged this with his son in law (Pop) and brought us (1h ride) for a compensation to the park which was very convenient. The room we had was nice, the sea is very close. On walking distance there is not much to eat but we had the luxury to buy a meal in the resort.