Scenic Hotels in Satun

"Navakiri Satun is one of the most unique and beautifully designed resort in Satun. The atmosphere combines nature, architecture, and local culture in a very creative and premium way. Every corner feels thoughtfully curated, making it a perfect place for photography, relaxing, and experiencing a different side of Southern Thailand. The design concept is impressive, blending modern aesthetics with tropical surroundings while still maintaining a peaceful and welcoming environment. The overall ambience feels exclusive yet comfortable. It is especially enjoyable during the evening when the lighting and scenery create a very calming mood. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the cleanliness of the area is well maintained. Food and beverages are also nicely presented with reasonable quality. Whether visiting with family, friends, or as a couple, Navakiri Satun offers a memorable experience that stands out from typical tourist attractions. Overall, Navakiri Satun is a hidden gem in Satun and definitely worth visiting for anyone looking for a stylish, relaxing, and Instagram-worthy destination. For sure Navakiri will be my choice for my future visit"

"Everything you need, spacious rooms, AC Works really well, very quiet and peaceful. Only little downside is the slow wifi in the room. Everything else is top, the staff is very kind and helpful."

"Clean rooms, cool air, complete facilities such as hair dryer, kettle, refrigerator, TV is a Smart TV. there are plenty of parking spaces,quiet at night Near the market, it is very easy to find food. Walk about 5-10 minutes."

"First off, the location is incredibly convenient, just a few steps from the pier. Right next door is the island's only walking street with all the shops, restaurants, and entertainment, giving it a prime spot. As for the service, it was good, with nothing really to fault. However, for the price, it would be perfect if they could improve the bedding. I slept on a creaky bed for two nights, and the sheets even had holes in them. Maybe it was because my room was by the pool and quite humid; none of my clothes, not even intimates, dried in two days, and they all smelled like salted fish! Just think of it as a convenient hotel. For the island, the value for money is pretty good at this price, but if this were in a city back home, there would be many more options..."

"A long stretch of white sand beach, and if you walk a little north, you can catch the sunset at North Point. 🌊 The sea changes color many times throughout the day, but it's always incredibly blue, and beautiful even in the rain. 🛌 The rooms are more modern, but you have to wait a bit longer for hot water in the shower (staff said it's because it's low season). 🚣 Free 1-hour kayak/paddleboard/snorkeling every day. The first time I tried it, a hotel employee even taught me, and the next day they took me to a nearby island to snorkel. 🐶 Lots of cute dogs on the beach, and hardly any mosquitoes. The restaurant food is delicious, and the buy-one-get-one-free happy hour drinks are great. There are three round-trip shuttle buses to Walking Street every evening. It’s all the little details that make it so comfortable, like the automatic trash cans 🫶. I didn't want to leave, this is what a resort should be. (The only downside is that the breakfast selection is small and very average.)"

"We stayed 5 nights at Akira Lipe Resort and 3 nights at Mali Sunrise Beach Resort. Although Mali Resort was more expensive, overall Akira Resort was much better in almost every aspect. In terms of cleanliness, swimming pool condition, facilities, and staff friendliness, I honestly don’t understand why Mali charges a higher price. Sunrise Beach itself was beautiful, and we appreciated the complimentary kayak rental. Breakfast was also very good. However, there were some serious issues. The bedding was not properly maintained — while the outer cover looked clean, the inner duvet was yellowed and visibly stained underneath. Most concerning was the swimming pool. The pool water was visibly dirty even to the naked eye. After spending a long time swimming, both my husband and my child developed skin rashes and suffered from severe stomach problems. They had been swimming, diving, and accidentally swallowing some pool water. I did not swim at all, and I was completely fine, while both of them experienced the same symptoms. This strongly suggests that the pool hygiene needs urgent improvement. I visited in early February during peak season. Pattaya Beach, where Akira Resort is located, was calm, wave-free, and much more enjoyable for swimming and relaxing. Sunrise Beach, although beautiful, had very strong waves, making it less suitable for playing in the water. That said, kayaking to the small island directly in front of the resort for snorkeling was an amazing experience. This is definitely one of Mali Resort’s biggest advantages. Some of the restaurant staff were warm and kind, but most of the staff, including those at reception, appeared tired and expressionless. Overall, I personally do not think this resort offers good value for the price and would not recommend it. For the same budget, I would strongly suggest staying at Akira instead."

"This is a very famous sunset hotel with beautiful sea views. I was pleasantly surprised to find the bathtub downstairs, which I didn't discover until the second day. Soaking in the tub while enjoying the sea view was absolutely delightful! The hotel's food is quite tasty, especially dinner, where you can also watch the sunset – it's stunning. The staff speak a little Chinese, are enthusiastic, and have a great attitude. The beach is private to the hotel; the sand is a bit coarse, but it doesn't detract from enjoying the sea views or kayaking. It was excellent, and I'll definitely come back again!"

"Out of the three hotels I stayed at on Koh Lipe – one Sunrise, one Sunset, and The Serendipity – The Serendipity was by far the most pleasant surprise, truly living up to its name. First off, the staff were incredibly friendly. When they noticed my child's life vest wasn't properly worn, a staff member proactively stepped in to help put it on and adjust it. These kinds of kind gestures, beyond their direct duties, are the most heartwarming. Beyond that, the rooms were spotless and the views were absolutely stunning. You could sit on the balcony and enjoy the sea, sunrise, and stars – perfect for taking photos or simply unwinding. The cliffside restaurant also offered great value; hotel guests even get a 15% discount on food. Despite being a popular spot, the portion sizes were genuinely generous. Finally, the occasional visits from small animals (birds and geckos) in the room added a charming touch. Of course, there was one downside: the mosquitoes were quite bothersome. Although the hotel was diligent about lighting mosquito coils and putting down mosquito nets, I still got bitten quite a bit after just a short time on the balcony in the evening. I'd recommend bringing your own repellent."