Hotels near Koh Lan in Koh Larn

I booked a garden view room, so it wasn't right by the pier; it was a few minutes' walk to get inside. The furniture was a bit dated. There's no swimming pool. It felt pretty average. There were a few other places nearby with pools that looked newer. There's no phone in the room, which made communication a bit inconvenient, especially since my phone plan doesn't include calls.

Excellent hotel. After staying for 4 nights, we only had positive experiences. The staff are very welcoming and helpful. There's a transfer service from the pier. The rooms and property are clean and cozy, and the breakfasts are good. There are three gazebos on site where you can relax, as well as a billiards table. You can also rent scooters directly from the hotel. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel to everyone.

The hotel is quite large with a nice environment, and it has its own private beach and sun lounger area. You can rent a scooter for 300 baht a day, and there's also a place to book water activities. The room size is decent, a bit basic but perfectly functional. Breakfast is a buffet; while not a huge variety, there's enough to fill you up, and the taste is quite good. Eating outdoors in the shaded area right by the beach is very pleasant. Overall, it offers good value for money.

A lovely little getaway hotel - not far from the pier and they offer a pick up and drop off service which is so very helpful in the heat. The rooms were spacious, clean and housed a lovely comfy large bed. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. I would definitely stay again.

Great stay at this hotel. The rooms are clean, spacious, and comfortable, and we really enjoyed the swimming pool. Koh Larn is a lovely island with beautiful beaches and it’s small enough to get around easily. The hotel also offers free scooters for guests, which is a really nice touch. We had a very pleasant stay overall. Would definitely recommend. 🌴

A nice house for four, with everything you need for comfort. They picked us up from the Naban pier, carried our luggage to the hotel, and were always available. Breakfast was delicious. They also provided us with charcoal for the barbecue. The only thing to keep in mind is that the house is practically on the road, so it's a bit noisy in the outdoor kitchen. It's only when the traffic stops late at night that it becomes comfortable. Also, cars and bikes are loud in the morning. Thank you!

Location and price excellent. New owners so they are changing things. I think better mattresses and they must understand the competition from other places. For example wanted to charge 400baht for bike rental per day with fuel but almost all others are charging 300 baht

The service is very nice and the location is very close to the center 😀 very kind people and i will book it again and again every time i visit koh lan

It would be great if the breakfast options were separated into halal and non-halal. The fried eggs at the hotel seem to be fried with margarine; they have a strong smell and leave a sticky residue on the tongue. Otherwise, everything was great. The pool was nice, the service was excellent with staff even offering to help with patting our stomachs without any resistance. The rooms and cleanliness were all perfect.

I can't understand how this hotel got such a high rating. They don't respond to emails. They don't answer questions on the Trip.com chat. Our booking was mixed up. We booked a 'Sweet' room, but they had us down for a 'DeLuxe' for some reason. The price was roughly the same when we booked. We asked to switch rooms (at check-in) and were moved from DeLuxe #3 to Sweet #2 for an additional 700 baht! I then asked to change from room #2 to #1. They said it was already booked. I pointed out that when booking, you only select the room type, not a specific room number. They got flustered... but still insisted that room #2 was the only option. For anyone booking: the best rooms with views from the window and the top deck are DeLuxe #1 and Sweet #1. The room wasn't clean; there was trash lying around. An empty chip bag was in the bin. This isn't just dirtiness – it's an indicator of poor standards. There was a used towel on the hanger. No bathrobes were provided. The top floor was sandy everywhere, including on the sun loungers. I guess they're trying to create a beach atmosphere :) The windows were dirty. The bathtub was worn. The air conditioning was noisy. They only give you one key card. If you leave the card in the slot when you step out of the room (e.g., to your own top floor), the door locks behind you (and you can't open it from the outside). If you take the card out, when you close the door, the electricity cuts off, with all the consequences – AC turns off, phones stop charging, etc. I asked for a second key card, but they refused. This is just ridiculous... they're cutting corners on AC... and on their reputation. As an option, you could bring an extension cord and plug it into the 'refrigerator' outlet :) Seriously... it's the 21st century. Overall, it's a so-so hotel. For this price, I think there are much better options. Its location, yes, is good. I understand the laid-back nature of the Thais, but there's a limit. I don't want to stress out on vacation, and who does! So, weighing all the pros and cons, the cons definitely outweigh the pros. I don't know about you, but we are definitely not coming back here. Especially for that money... there are genuinely decent options nearby. And my peace of mind is more important! Breakfasts... were decent. There's a tasty build-your-own soup with a rice base and meat (meatballs), mushrooms, various toppings, etc. A small bowl of fruit and a tiny bowl of yogurt with 3-4 blueberries and 2-3 kiwi slices. They also bring a plated portion with an omelet or two fried eggs, two sausages, two pieces of bacon, two small triangular pieces of sausage, etc. Overall, breakfast was more or less okay. There were no issues with the transfer from the hotel to Na Ban Pier. We took the ferry departing at 9:30 AM. The trip to Bali Hai Pier took 30 minutes. After a couple of ferries sank, they now seem to be counting passengers and trying to avoid overloading.