Hotels With Pools in Phuket Province, Thailand

"Blue Carina Inn is a hidden gem for budget travelers seeking a peaceful escape. Tucked away from the bustling beaches yet close to Phuket Town, it boasts a refreshing pool, spacious rooms, and a welcoming team. Perfect for a relaxing, no-fuss stay!"

"The hotel itself is beautiful. The room is spacious, comfortable, quiet and clean. There is a fridge, microwave and hotplate if you feel like you want to do some cooking. There are plates, pots pans and all the utensils you need too. The area, including HOMA Phuket Town, is residential so respectful and quiet which is just what we are after. The rooftop pool, bar, terrace and restaurant are amazing. They have amazing views, beautiful cocktails, superb food (both Italian and local cuisine) and the service is fabulous. The prices are very reasonable for the room, food, drinks especially considering the quality of service. Nearby (about a 10 minute walk) there is the Chillva night market and that's so much fun. Great local food, drinks, lots to buy and the atmosphere is also great. If you want to go to the beach, swim with the elephants, visit the old town or visit the Big Buddha then it is a taxi ride away, but Grab seemed reliable and was never more than 5 minutes wait. We are already talking about our next visit and can't wait to return to HOMA Phuket Town again in the future. I would highly recommend this hotel for anyone thinking of visiting Phuket."

"This place had a sunny pool area all day which was a bonus and good location for shopping etc. I would have given it a 5 but the bed was so hard it gave ma a sore back and the bathroom shower was old, rusty and mouldy. The cleans were very good though"

"We booked during peak season when decent options at a reasonable price were hard to come by. So, I'm rating it from a value-for-money perspective. Location-wise, it's certainly not beachfront, and I knew that when booking, so I'm giving it a huge plus. It's a 10-minute walk to the beach, 4 minutes to 7/11, and there are fruit stalls, various shops, currency exchange, pharmacies, cafes, and massage places nearby. The downside – the hotel is right on a busy road, and with open windows, it's very noisy. But if you close the windows, it's quite tolerable. We arrived a couple of hours before check-in and were checked in immediately, though this really depends on room availability. If rooms are free, they always accommodate you without a problem. When checking out, we informed them we needed an extra hour to an hour and a half, and again, there were no issues. No one asked for any extra payments. As for the stay itself, Our room was on the top floor – no elevators, so be prepared to carry your luggage up yourself. I didn't make it to the pool, so I can't comment. But the room windows overlooked the inner courtyard – it was constantly cleaned, and the water was clear. There were only 4 sun loungers for the entire pool. The room itself was definitely old, but overall, for the price, it was acceptable. More issues with the bathroom – the water pressure was extremely weak. It wasn't a huge problem, but it was annoying. The biggest drawback was the terrible sewage smell from the pipes in the bathroom. They seemed to do something about it periodically, but it only lasted for about a day. Housekeeping was very poor, almost non-existent. We left tips, and then they would clean something (towel animals don't count as cleaning). Shampoo/gel/soap were provided, but very basic, just enough to have something. A hairdryer was available, but bring your own; you won't regret it. The bed/pillows/bedding were all fine. Towels were changed, I think, once every 4 days. There were no shelves in the wardrobe, and only about 5 hangers, so it was quite challenging to organize clothes. The room had a kettle, a fridge, and daily water/coffee/tea. Overall, the hotel does have a good location, but it definitely needs renovations and an update of the rooms and plumbing, at the very least."

"The reception is constantly deserted! NEVER! If you need to ask something, get a towel, or anything at all, you have to run around looking for staff to call the receptionists, and 90% of the time, there's absolutely no one! The same thing happened during check-in! There was simply no one around! Cleanliness: When we arrived, the pool was a murky green color, definitely not inviting for a swim. The shower was covered in water stains, which I mentioned. They promised to scrub everything clean but ended up just wiping it! This is just typical limescale, which other hotels somehow manage to remove! There was also dust in the room. The cleaning was superficial; they swept the floor but didn't wash it, so walking barefoot felt disgusting. As many others have mentioned, there's a stinky stream behind the hotel, which significantly spoils the stay. Because of it, even sitting by the pool on the sun loungers is unpleasant. I'll just say a bit about how disappointed we were with the hotel. Before this, we stayed at a different hotel in northern Phuket, came to Karon to meet friends for four days, and desperately wanted to leave, but the hotel didn't entertain any negotiations. Yes, they're not obligated to refund, but sometimes it happens, and in different countries, a compromise can usually be found to avoid spoiling guests' holidays and worsening their impression of the hotel. Here, it seemed they didn't care. Breakfast: It was à la carte at the hotel restaurant, and generally not bad. I'll attach photos. There was also an additional table with cupcakes, fruit, juice, and water. The air conditioning in the room hums and works like a reactor, blowing very strongly regardless of the temperature. There's no remote, so you constantly have to run to turn it on/off. There are no slippers or bathrobes in the room, and of course, no toothbrushes either. There are cotton swabs, shower gel, shampoo, soap, and shower caps. The mirrors in the room are also dirty, covered in splashes, and no one cleans them. We're okay with older rooms in Thailand; they have their charm. But old doesn't mean dirty. We've stayed in dozens of hotels in Thailand, on various islands, in remote areas where new, modern rooms aren't always available, yet the hotels were perfectly clean, with excellent, uninterrupted service. Yes, the hotel is almost on the beach, and yes, everything you need is nearby: shops, fruit, clothes. If you're someone who doesn't care where you sleep, this is a great option. If cleanliness and service are important to you, don't waste your time and money."

"I liked the apartment very much, it was more spacious than the rest of the like here. The division into the zones - kitchen, living room and bedroom is very convenient. Very clean and fresh. The windows go out to the yard, very quiet, no noise."

"Great stay at CoCo Boutique Hotel! The facilities were clean and modern, and the service was friendly and efficient. The room was comfortable and well-equipped. Perfect for solo travelers quiet, safe, and conveniently located. Would definitely stay again."

"This was my second stay at this hotel, and it was great. The environment is tranquil, located in the more upscale Kamala Beach area. The room was clean, and sitting on the balcony watching the sea and just relaxing was absolutely top-notch. Most of the guests are European or American tourists, and the sea views are incredibly pleasant. The breakfast selection is rich, though they no longer have the smoked salmon I had before. To get to the livelier areas, it's about a 20-minute walk. If you turn right out of the hotel, there's a 7-Eleven convenience store about a 5-minute walk away, and next to it, you can rent a motorbike, which is very convenient. Most of the hotel staff were enthusiastic, though a few were a bit indifferent. Overall, I had a good experience and will definitely stay here again in the future."