Hotels Near Wa Thon Monastery in Prachuap Khiri Khan

The price is reasonable, come back next time.

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I had arrived at Prachuap Khiri Khan without a hotel reservation, so I arranged a room on a walk-in basis. The staff was very professional and friendly and provided me an immediate booking. The room is good sized and clean with a nice bathroom and shower. Bed was a bit hard. The Wi-Fi in the room was not really good at all, so I had to rely on my cellphone as a hub for my laptop. This was a shame because everything else about the hotel is really nice. Oh... the breakfast is great! A huge spread with tons of options for Western tastes and Asian tastes as well. The hotel is about a five minute walk from the seaside area where there is a night market on the weekends. The train station is about a 7-8 minute walk away. For the mini-van station to surrounding areas, the hotel will call a tuk tuk for the 6-7 minute ride.

The room is very beautiful. Just couldn't open it in Complete facilities The owner takes good care and is friendly. Accommodation is in the city, close to restaurants, food, and the train station. Very convenient. Can walk out to the sea not far.

Comfortable, clean, traditional and historic Thai hotel. Air con, fan and shared bathroom and self contained rooms available. My room was self contained bathroom, had new a.c., fan, tv and jug, biscuits and coffee but no fridge. Best location, close to trains, markets and level walk to pier. Quiet hotel too. I loved my 4 nights at this wonderful, olde world hotel. Staff are kind and helpful. Great value for 550 baht per night in low season. Food is amazing at all 3 local markets. I will come back later in 2023.

It is an old building designed in a strange way but the views from the common balcony are outstanding! It’s in the seafront facing the bay. PKK is in this cove with karst outcrops curving out to its south and to its north. It’s in the heart of town only a short walk from the railway station. There are restaurants nearby as well as PPP’s only bar!

Located in the city center, not far from the sea, about 2 km from the night market. The entrance is quite narrow, but the hotel has a spacious parking lot, is clean, newly opened, and is near Makro Prachuap. The 17 sq m room is well-proportioned.

Sailing south with family On the way back, we took a break to rest before continuing our journey. The accommodation is clean, the air conditioning is cool, but there is no elevator and a lot of parking.

Far from the beach, into a deep alley, good location, good service, difficult to find things to eat, the location is not okay if you don't have a car, not recommended. Far from the beach, into a deep alley, good location, good service, difficult to find things to eat, the location is not okay if you don't have a car, not recommended.

My stay at this resort was fine until I found out that no tour guide or company would take you to Kui Buri National Park from the resort. The resort will take you but the price of 4,500 baht on top of the 3,500 baht I had to pay the guide I met at the park meant visiting the park once cost 225$. Fine, I paid the price but do not stay here if you're planning to visit the national park. That's not why I'm leaving this review though. I'm leaving this review because of this resorts disrespect to me as a customer. Upon leaving they organized a car to take me to Bangkok. It was 5,500 baht so 155$ and would be a 3 hour and 45 minute drive according to my phone and computer when I checked just before leaving the hotel. I told the hotel manager where I wanted to be dropped off, a pier in Bangkok to take a boat to my hotel on the other side of the river (the hotel can only be accessed by boat). The manager assured me he would explain the drop off to the driver. 3 hours go by and we're on the outskirt of the city, perfectly on time, but then the taxi starts going the wrong way. He gets on a highway going the opposite direction I need to go. I try to explain to him that he's going the wrong way but he doesn't speak English. I show him my phone map pointing to where he needs to go and he refuses. I call the hotel, they tell me to call back another time. I say no that they need to explain to my cab driver he not going where I want. The hotel worker doesn't speak good English so now I'm talking to two people who don't understand me. The driver starts going on an insane routes, seemingly deliberately going into terrible traffic as we drive by other roads that are empty. I manage to figure out which pier he's taking me to and I keep telling him no and the name of the correct pier but he doesn't understand or just refuses. over 2.5 hours later we reach the pier. a 3 hour and 45 minute cab ride ended up taking over 6 hours. This is when the disrespect starts. I call the hotel and the manager is having his day off so they tell me to call back Tomorrow. The next day I email them asking for a refund on this terrible cab ride. no response. I email again the next day. no response. I email a third time and no response. after 3 days and 3 emails I then call and they immediately know who I am and why I'm calling so they've been reading my emails and deliberately not writing me back. They tell me that yet again the manager is busy and to call another day. The next day I finally get an email expressing apology and explaining how they won't give me a refund because it's the taxi company's fault not the resort. They tell me they'll give me a free ride to Kui Buri if I come back to the resort as compensation. WHAT A JOKE! I live in America and who knows if or when I'll ever come back to Thailand, let alone to that part of Thailand. I take them offering me a free ride to the national park if I come stay with them again as basically saying ”sorry we screwed up but we don't care