Surin Beach Hotels

... (below left), one of the slick resorts for which the beach is famous.  Once confined to Ao Phansea (the northern bay of Surin Beach), the resorts now occupy most of the coast road (Soi Haddsurin 8, also known as Moo 3, or Srisunthorn Road - since ...

... falling over themselves to help you.  There is a choice of two pools and also the opportunity to use the beach front sunbeds at another of their hotels close by. We have fallen easily into a lazy routine of spending the morning at one of the hotel ...

... is away from the craziness of Patong with fine white sand and turquoise blue water. SHE SAID: Adam made a great choice with Surin Beach and the TwinPalms hotel.  The hotel was very comfortable and it makes you feel as if you are staying in a ...

... ever attend. It's one of those lights/ vegas-y type of things with about 50 elephants. Finally arrived at Benyada Lodge in Surin Beach. I will post a seperate one just for the hotel, as travepod seems to be intent on allowing others to see feedback on ...

... of damage. There is a lot of restoration and rebuilding happening further north however in the areas that were harder hit - Kamala Beach, Surin and the beaches north of them. They are shallower beaches and were in more of a directional path of the waves. ...

... the Meridien, in a lovely villa on the beach.  All those nights Guy spent traveling in America and staying at Starwood owned hotels paid off as we were upgraded to the nicest villa they had.  Perfect. There were plenty of things for the children ...

... on the prices for a trip to Koh Phi Phi (our next stop) and were pitched a ridiculously inflated price.  We ended up at Surin beach that day, one of the few we hadn't been to.  Surin was awful.  The beach wasn't very nice (in comparison) ...

... around to explore the island a little bit. WE drove in the opposite direction first towards Patong beach and then to Surin Beach. This place is really touristic. But is still really beautiful, the beach shore is full of sundecks but it is really ok, when ...

... as well as a full manicure and pedicure for all of $25 (expensive for Thailand, but very good!). Unfortunately, the taxi mafia at Surin beach means that I was unable to get to the airport for less than 600B!! Security at Phuket airport was pretty tight - ...

... that once 12 am came, seemed like partyu went on for maybe another half an hour and than most of fancy places, like hotels or live music entertainment just shut down...very different from how we celebrate it when after 12am is when party really just ...

... side to the eastern side of the island. The western side is developing fast and now has many big resorts and hotels, supermarkets, tattoo parlours and pubs and bars...not really our scene.  So far we have not been overly impressed by the ...

... Hat Surin in Phuket for many days and nights. If you do a cost comparison of Benyada against all the other main strip Hat Surin hotels, Benyada is the best bang for your buck. Staff - very friendly and helpful.  Their english is limited, but gets ...

... Tuk up to Surin(sp?) beach, which seems to be the 'trendier' area of Phuket. The Sheraton and other bigger hotels are up that way, past Surin and there a few building near the beach with art galleries and cafes in them that have a really modern design. ...

... great beaches...more family focused than Patong but still have great food and shopping options. Going the other way I really like Surin Beach…this is a popular expat hang and the cafes and restaurants directly on the beach just make me really feel ...

... , and about your traveling partner. Sometimes you wont like what you see, there will be fights, arguments, nights in different hotels, threats of going home, threats of divorce :D its all part of the journey. Enjoy the trip :D People we are ...