Rawai Palm Beach Resort - SHA Extra Plus

The resort is beautifully designed around a fabulous central pool within a lush tropical garden setting. Rooms were very comfortable, spacious and clean . A very nice ambiance. Staff were very friendly.

The hotel has a great location, the staff was very friendly and the pool area was amazing. The design is a little dated, yet I felt it gave the hotel some charm. The bath in the room was great, really enjoyed it in a rainy day. The breakfast was good, not a lot of vegetarian options (but it's the same in old the hotel we stayed in Thailand). The hotel offers free transfer to nai harn beach, which is amazing.

The Pool was very large and continuously cleaned .We had Monsoon Rain and Wind , but it always looked good. Our rooms ( we had 3 different ones over our stay ) all had peculiar layouts ie hand basin in the middle of the bedroom or full size mirror on the toilet door . Rooms were always clean and comfortable. Breakfast was an included buffet style . I always enjoyed the variety. Unfortunately some guests wasted more than they ate . I found that disrespectful to our hosts .

The hotel was nice, with a great pool view, comfortable beds, a lovely bathtub, and very spacious rooms. The beach was about a 20-minute walk away, but there are other nice beaches that would require a taxi. The water was refilled daily, which was a nice touch. Breakfast was okay—there were fruits, granola, and some lunch-type dishes, which I didn’t personally prefer, but it was a decent offering. The pools were amazing, with loads of sunbeds always available for everyone, which made it easy to relax. The staff were nice and friendly, and they were very helpful with our luggage. Overall, it was a pleasant stay with great amenities and friendly service.

Nice design, not ordinary room plan, very luxury. I like the location. Rawai is very nice local district and I liked the Rawai beach, even swimming there was not so common then local people spend time there by eating the lunch or boat owners who waiting the customers by swinging the hammock. I liked the long long Rawai harbour bridge on the water and lot of Water Monitor Lizards near the bridge next to hotel. Lot of good small restaurants and pop up kitchens on the street and 7 Eleven groceries store with local food just next to the hotel. The beaches, Nai Han and Yanui, where free hotel shuttle van drive are both very very nice. Nai Han has big waves and long sandy line and Yanui is very small, two sided beach where is possible to snorkling, climb the small rock island and go by foot (15 minutes) up the hill to the Prompthep Cape.