Koh Larn Hotels with Balcony

The owner and staff are incredibly friendly and speak excellent English. The breakfast here is absolutely fantastic, I'd even call it a lunch! My room overlooked the garden, with a small bungalow-style table right outside the window. The building itself is made of foam blocks, so it stays cool; concrete takes longer to heat up. The fridge is huge, perfect for storing lots of fruit and water. It's right next to Na Baan Pier, and scooter parking is free. If you rent a scooter, make sure to video record it, noting all existing scratches! I give the hotel and staff a 5+++. You can enjoy unlimited tea and coffee! There's also a gate nearby for direct access to the sea. They even let me check in early! The owner explained everything about the mini-bar in the fridge, with prices clearly listed. I paid a 100 baht deposit, and he checked everything and returned it promptly.

The hotel is pretty small and simple. Clean enough to live comfortably. Free motorbike was a nice touch. Breakfast was a bit disappointing. My main disappointment though was with the location. Koh Larn (coral Island) was indeed quiet and comfy, but it barely had any corals, most of the reef was dead and in pieces. Probably too many tourists or has to do with too many boats and jetskis zooming around the island. There was also too much trash on the beaches (we've tried all of them and only a couple of them were clean). Parasailing was lame, heights nowhere near exciting and it finished within 5 minutes. All in all, best to get a snorkeling tour on other islands or try parasailing or jetskis elsewhere. It's cheaper and more fun

The hotel is beautiful, and the staff are friendly and helpful. However, there are several issues with the management system that need improvement. First, regarding room cleaning procedures: at most hotels and accommodations, the front desk keeps a spare key or key card so housekeeping can access rooms for cleaning when guests are out. At this property, guests are required to hang their room key outside the door until housekeeping finishes cleaning, sometimes as late as 2:00 PM. This is a serious security concern because anyone could potentially access the room while the key is left unattended outside. Second, if you are looking for a quiet and peaceful stay with good soundproofing, this hotel may not be the best choice. Noise from outside the room is easily heard throughout the day and night. Last night, shortly after midnight, I was awakened by a very loud group of people. When I went outside to investigate, I saw a group of guests drinking in the restaurant area located directly next to my room. The noise was so loud that I could not sleep. I politely asked why the restaurant was still open, as I had been informed during check-in that it closed at 10:00 PM. The guests told me that a staff member had opened the restaurant for them. I then politely asked them to lower their voices because my room was right next to the restaurant. I do not blame the guests at all. The responsibility lies with the hotel staff, who allowed the restaurant to be used after midnight despite the clearly stated closing time of 10:00 PM. Areas for improvement: 1. Guest safety and security — Guests should not be required to leave their room keys hanging outside their doors for housekeeping. 2. Enforcement of hotel policies — If the restaurant closes at 10:00 PM, that rule should be consistently followed. Future guests staying in rooms near the restaurant should not have to endure loud noise until 1:00 or 2:00 AM as I did. Overall, the hotel has potential, but better management and stricter adherence to its own policies would greatly improve the guest experience.

A mid-range hotel for those who aren't particularly concerned with service. Roundtrip transfers are available. Upon check-in, the hostess swept the room in front of us. It was a bit dusty, but tolerable for the price. There were only two large towels for two people, and no toilet paper, but we had napkins on the table. There was no water once, but they fixed it within an hour. The hosts were quite friendly. The amenities provided were enough for our two-night stay. There's a fish market and snacks 10-15 minutes down the pier. The beach is a bit far. A tuk-tuk takes about 10 minutes for 30 baht. You can also ask the hotel owner to take you there if he's available.

Excellent hotel. At first glance, we were a bit disappointed that the hotel was far from the main beach, but within a couple of minutes, we realized this was actually a huge advantage: it had its own fantastic, clean cove, with far fewer day-trippers coming to the island. The staff was very pleasant, and the room and view were wonderful. Breakfast was nothing special, but decent. They provide a scooter for use during your stay and transfer to and from the ferry. The room was clean, but some areas, like the bathroom, were a bit worn. It has its own private beach, and you don't have to pay for sun loungers. The only downside is that the water in the room is salty.

Excellent hotel. Probably the best on this beach. And even though I didn't particularly enjoy Koh Larn island due to the crazy daytime hustle and bustle, this hotel totally saved my mood. Wonderful guest welcome, amazing pool area, their own free sun loungers on the beach, and a fantastic breakfast delivered to the room. Trust me, it's worth paying a little more than at neighboring hotels for that feeling of exclusivity.

We stayed at the hotel in March. It's a very good, simple hotel. The bed was comfortable, the room was clean, and the shower and toilet were standard. It's perfect for a 1-4 day stay. The bed linen is good (cotton), and you get two pillows per person. Beach towels are provided. Their food is genuinely delicious! I'm not talking about breakfast here, but the à la carte menu (Tom Yum is top-notch). The beach is superb; since the hotel is almost at the very end of the beach, not many people venture that far. It's about a 10-minute walk to 7/11. Regarding sun loungers, they're 100 baht all along the beach. However, the hotel has its own comfortable, seated lounge chairs (the kind you'd pay for if you walked further down the beach). There are also foldable ones, but you have to pay for those even as a hotel guest. As for noise: our room was on the second floor at the very end, and we didn't hear a thing. In the evenings, each hotel along the beach has daily parties with music, fire shows, etc. I really enjoyed it! To get to the hotel, you need to go to Tawaen Pier. Ferries costing 30 baht per person run to it from 8 AM to 1 PM. Alternatively, you can take a speedboat for 150 baht per person.

Love the location and also the breakfast is really good . The staffs are also very friendly and nice . It would be better if they provide toothpaste and toothbrushes . I would definitely choose this again if I had chance to come again

We stayed here for 11 days, during this time the room was cleaned twice, when the water/toilet paper/coffee ran out we had to beg the owner. The hotel is 2.5 km from Monkey Beach, 700 meters from Bali Hai Pier, there are many cafes/shops nearby. You can ask the owner for a bike (300) and a taxi (100). At night the music from the cafes is blaring, everything would be fine, but the singers are tone-deaf. It's nice to sit outside, but there are a lot of flies, ants and mosquitoes. The garden is beautiful in autumn,

Great location right on Tawaen Beach. We originally booked for Samae Beach, but our plans changed and we ended up at this hotel. Our landmark was the 7/11. It turned out the beach suited us perfectly, 100%! The hotel itself was secondary, but it was decent and our room had a sea view. The hotel doesn't offer breakfast, but 7/11 comes to the rescue! In the evenings, they bake pancakes with egg and banana, which you can grab for breakfast. Bike rental is available right at the hotel entrance (86), costing 300 baht for the whole day.