At Kamala Hotel — Hotel in Kamala

I stayed 2 nights at this hotel in a "deluxe double" room on the 3rd floor (#304). First of all, it's kind of an odd set-up in which the reception desk is actually in the back corner of the Sync Coffee Bar, located down a small alley off the street. The room was very clean and comfortable, with a large bed, small wardrobe with a safe box, fridge, kettle, tiny TV (but with a very good selection of channels), wet style bathroom, and a small balcony with a table and chairs. No view except of the neighbor's roof, but lots of natural light in this room. Lower floors may not have this luxury. What was lacking though, was a desk of any kind. There was a little bit of space next to the fridge, but I wouldn't call this a desk, nor was there a chair, so if you need to work on your laptop you may need to go to the cafe downstairs. Also there was an insufficient number of power points in the room - there was only one. Check-in was easy, although I may have timed it just right by good luck. It seemed to me that the reception desk was not always manned, and if the cafe is closed (open 9AM-7PM) it might be difficult to find someone to help you. Location is excellent, a very short walk to the beach and numerous restaurants and bars. Being set back off the road the way it is, the room was super quiet at night, with no street noise at all. I would return to this hotel based on the location and cleanliness of the room, but with the understanding that the facilities...

I stayed 2 nights at this hotel in a "deluxe double" room on the 3rd floor (#304). First of all, it's kind of an odd set-up in which the reception desk is actually in the back corner of the Sync Coffee Bar, located down a small alley off the street. The room was very clean and comfortable, with a large bed, small wardrobe with a safe box, fridge, kettle, tiny TV (but with a very good selection of channels), wet style bathroom, and a small balcony with a table and chairs. No view except of the neighbor's roof, but lots of natural light in this room. Lower floors may not have this luxury. What was lacking though, was a desk of any kind. There was a little bit of space next to the fridge, but I wouldn't call this a desk, nor was there a chair, so if you need to work on your laptop you may need to go to the cafe downstairs. Also there was an insufficient number of power points in the room - there was only one. Check-in was easy, although I may have timed it just right by good luck. It seemed to me that the reception desk was not always manned, and if the cafe is closed it may be difficult to find someone to help you. Location is excellent, a very short walk to the beach and numerous restaurants and bars. Being set back off the road the way it is, the room was super quiet at night, with no street noise at all. I would return to this hotel based on the location and cleanliness of the room, but with the understanding that the facilities...

Think i got a bad room for my first trip the phuket.

Had a late checkin as i booked this place at the airport. This was great and accomodating. Believe it was $55, but i really just needed a place to crash. They said it was available for one night. Online it states available again for $40/ nt.

I am not complaining just want to warn others. There were several yellow stains on the blanket, they leak down into the mattress, so i just slept on the towels. Also there were numerous hairs on the sheets.

One step above a hostel sharing a room. Went down the block for the same type of room it had stain free sheets for $47/ nt

During the late hours there was a baby crying, people thumping away, and some pipes making noise. So the walls are thin where I was staying.

Restaurant below was delicious and the customer service was great at the hotel.

I also posted pictures of the beach which is a few...