Why guests love it
- American, Buffet
- Private beach area
Guest score breakdown
8.9 / 10Facilities
Room Types
Deluxe Double or Twin Room
Pavillion Deluxe Double Room
Baan Krating Khao Lak Resort feels like that friendly beach retreat where everyone knows your name by day two. Right on Khao Lak Beach in the quieter Khuk Khak area, this SHA Plus certified resort puts you directly on the sand without the crowds of busier hotel strips. The private beach area gives you that exclusive feel while keeping things refreshingly laid-back.
Two room styles keep things simple but smart — the standard Deluxe rooms and the upgraded Pavillion Deluxe options, both sleeping two guests comfortably. The private beach access is the real winner here, giving you your own slice of Andaman coast without having to navigate through other resorts. American and buffet dining options cover your meal needs without venturing far, though Khao Lak has plenty more to explore when you’re ready.
Insider Tip: Check-in runs until 23:30, which is later than many resorts — perfect if your flight lands in Phuket in the evening and you’re making the drive up to Khao Lak.
This 3-star resort works best for couples and friends wanting genuine beach time without resort megaplex overwhelm. The 8.9/10 Booking.com rating reflects what guests consistently mention — staff that actually cares (9.6/10) and facilities that deliver on promises (8.8/10). Don’t expect luxury finishes or extensive amenities at this price point, but cleanliness (9.1/10) and comfort (9.1/10) scores show they nail the fundamentals.
- Private beach area with direct sand access
- Outstanding staff service (9.6/10 rating)
- Limited dining variety on-site
- 3-star amenities reflect the price point
Starting at $59/night positions this well below Khao Lak’s luxury resorts while delivering genuine beachfront access. Bang Sak Beach and Ban Nam Khem Tsunami Memorial Park are both reachable for day trips, while the resort’s Khuk Khak location keeps you close to local restaurants and massage shops without the tourist markup.















