10 Best Patong Beach Hotels
Phuket
That We've Reviewed

If you want Patong in a quieter, more private form — waking up to your own beach yet still a few minutes' drive from Bangla Road — Phuket Marriott Resort & Spa, Merlin Beach is the answer many families and couples choose · A 5-star Marriott resort on a private bay called Tri-Trang Beach (Merlin Beach) on Patong's southern edge, with 414 rooms, a major 2020 renovation, 3 pools (including a swim-up bar and a kids' slide pool), a private beach you can snorkel off, a Kids Club and a butterfly garden. It scores 9.0 from 2,843 reviews — the highest in this list — with service and family-friendliness singled out as its strengths · The honest caveats: it's not in central Patong, so it's a 5–10 minute drive to Bangla, the resort is large and spread over a hillside with plenty of walking, some older buildings don't soundproof well between rooms, and peak-season rates run high with extra charges to watch (guests aged 12+ on an extra bed, for one) — book low season and the value improves clearly · Best for families and couples who want a quiet private-beach resort with Marriott standards, still close to Patong

Patong is famous for its buzz, but plenty of people want the sea and a bit of calm without sleeping on top of Bangla Road — Four Points by Sheraton Phuket Patong Beach Resort hits exactly that note · A 600-room beachfront resort opened in late 2020 (Thailand's first beachfront Four Points) on Thawewong Road at the northern Kalim end of Patong Beach — quieter than the centre, yet still a ~15-minute walk along the sand to Bangla. It has a saltwater lagoon pool, a rooftop pool, a kids' pool, The Deck beach club, and breakfast at Chao Leh Kitchen that reviews rate among Patong's best. It scores 8.6 from 5,078 reviews — the biggest review base in this list · The honest caveats: there's no spa on site (you'll use a day spa nearby), the Kalim beachfront is narrow and rocky at high tide, in-house food and drink run pricey, and it's a big hotel where the pools and breakfast get busy at peak times · Best for families and couples who want a new, clean beachfront hotel at a reachable price

If you want a stay a few minutes' walk from Patong Beach but don't want to sleep in another identical concrete tower, Burasari Phuket Resort & Spa is a name reviewers keep raising · A 4-star boutique resort set in a tropical garden on the south-Patong side (Ruamjai soi), about 50 metres and a 2–3 minute walk from the sand, with bright low-rise buildings, lotus-carved headboards in orange and green, several pools with a swim-up bar, an award-winning Spa Burasari and the Kantok Thai restaurant. It scores 8.8 from 2,300+ reviews — the highest of the 4-star stays here — with service repeatedly named its number-one strength · The honest caveats: smoking is allowed in several common areas, so the smoke-sensitive struggle to avoid it, some older rooms show their age, and street-facing rooms can catch Patong's night-time noise — pick a renovated garden/pool-side room and flag a non-smoking preference at booking · Best for couples, honeymooners and relaxers who value design, pools and spa over a sea-view tower

If you want a Patong stay where you cross the road to the beach and walk a little more to Jungceylon and Bangla, yet still have pools and green gardens like a real resort, Holiday Inn Resort Phuket is a name families rebook year after year · A 4-star IHG family resort on Thawewong Road directly across from Patong Beach, with 400+ rooms split into a family-focused Main Wing and the adults-18+ Busakorn Premium Wing, 6 pools, a kids' slide pool, an underwater-themed Kids Club, and a Kids Stay & Eat Free programme that genuinely lightens the bill. It scores 8.7 from 2,729 reviews, with location rated as high as 9.3 · The honest caveats: it's a big, busy resort where the main pool and restaurants fill up at peak, street-facing rooms near Bangla can hear the night-time noise, and crossing Thawewong to the beach needs care with young children · Best for families visiting Patong for the first time, and travellers who want to be central but still have resort pools and gardens

If you want to stay in the heart of Patong — walking distance to the beach, Bangla Road and Jungceylon — but still want a pretty spot to watch the sunset in peace, The Kee Resort & Spa comes up often in reviews · A 4-star boutique hotel of 255 rooms in central Patong, its signature is KEE Sky Lounge, a multi-level, yacht-shaped rooftop bar with a jacuzzi and Andaman sunset views, plus a lagoon pool with a swim-up bar and the Chino-Portuguese The Kee Spa. Entry rooms start around a generous 40 sqm, and it scores 8.4 from 3,600+ reviews, with location rated as high as 9.2 (about 240 m to the beach, 150 m to Bangla) · The honest caveats: being close to Bangla means night-time noise on some sides, value is its lowest-scoring category (7.9 on Booking), and some room types show their age — ask for a high-floor inner room, pick a renovated category, and book low season · Best for couples and friends who come to walk, hit the beach and enjoy the nightlife, and want a rooftop bar and pool in a walk-everywhere location

If you want to be in the middle of Patong — walking to the beach, Jungceylon and Bangla — without paying beachfront-resort prices, Deevana Patong Resort & Spa is a name budget-minded travellers rebook · A 3-star garden resort of 235 rooms on Rat-U-Thit 200 Pee Road, tucked around a tropical garden and two pools so the city noise drops the moment you step inside, with a poolside bar and Orientala Spa. What reviews mention most is value — Booking scores it 8.9 there, its highest category — plus a ~10-minute walk to the beach and Bangla, and a breakfast buffet that punches above its price. It scores 8.1 on Booking (8.2 from 3,581 reviews on Agoda) · The honest caveats: open since 2010, rooms are aging, rooms near the pool bar or street catch some noise, garden mosquitoes appear in the rainy season, and it's not a beachfront resort — ask for a renovated high-floor garden-side room and book low season · Best for budget-to-mid travellers, couples and friends who want a well-located, good-value base

If the brief is to sleep as close to Patong Beach as possible at a still-affordable price, The Bloc Hotel Phuket shows up on a lot of travellers' shortlists · A white, modern 63-room hotel on Thawewong Road at the Patong headland near the top of Bangla — step out, cross the road, and you're on the sand in about a minute, with Bangla just steps beyond. Its other draw is a rooftop pool with The Roof bar over Patong bay and the sunset. It scores 8.4 from 1,231 reviews, with location as high as 9.3 and staff at 9.1 · The honest caveats: it sits in the busiest part of Patong, so some rooms hear the street, bars and Bangla; the Superior rooms are compact (~22 sqm); breakfast is fairly limited; and the rooftop pool is small and crowds at peak — ask for a high floor away from the street and book low season · Best for couples, friends and solo travellers who want to sleep by the beach and walk to the nightlife on a four-digit budget

Patong is famous for a buzz that scares some people off, but Amari Phuket lives in a different world from the bars and night markets — perched on a rocky headland at the far southern end of Patong Beach, with its own small private cove that's clearer and far less crowded than the main sand, yet still a 5–10 minute drive to Bangla and the main beach · A 5-star Amari resort opened in 1984 and given a major 2013 refit, it has 380 seaside rooms, 3 pools, and La Gritta, an Italian restaurant on the rocks where you eat over the bay at sunset. It scores 8.6 from 371 Trip.com reviews (8.2 from 2,704 on Booking) · The honest caveats: it's a long-standing resort where parts and the older buildings show their age, it's on a hillside with stairs and slopes (lifts and buggies help), and at peak the pools and restaurants get full — pick an Ocean Front room facing the sea directly, or the newer Ocean Suites Wing · Best for people who want to enjoy Patong without sleeping in the middle of the noise

If you want to be central in Patong — walking to the beach and Bangla — but don't want another identical hotel, Hotel Indigo Phuket Patong is the pick for many · An IHG boutique-design hotel (the Hotel Indigo brand) that weaves Patong's fishing village, tropical forest and nightlife into every corner, its star is a rooftop infinity pool with The Cloud bar looking out over the whole neighbourhood. Opened in 2018 with 180 rooms (entry rooms a roomy ~38 sqm) and a 24-hour gym with a full Muay Thai ring, it scores 8.9 from 465 Trip.com reviews, with location as high as 9.4 · The honest caveats: it's in the thick of the buzz, so street-facing rooms hear traffic and nightlife, housekeeping can be inconsistent on some days, and a service charge is added that's worth checking in your total — this is not a quiet beachfront resort · Best for people visiting Patong to walk the town, eat and drink, and enjoy a good-looking design hotel with a rooftop pool for the evenings

If you think a hostel means a cramped room and packed bunk beds and nothing more, Lub d Phuket Patong will change your mind · A social hostel in central Patong with an outdoor pool, pool parties, a bar, a Muay Thai gym and a co-working zone all in one place, about 150 metres (a 3-minute walk) from Patong Beach and close to Bangla. Dorm beds are privacy pods with a curtain, reading light, power and an in-pod locker, from about ฿450/night, with private rooms from around ฿850. It scores 9.2 from 464 reviews — very high for a hostel — and won Best Hostel at the 2025 Global Youth Travel Awards · The honest caveats: it leans social and sits in central Patong, so nights get loud from activities and the surrounding area, some rooms and dorms are small, and it's worth checking recent reviews on cleanliness before booking · Best for solo travellers, backpackers and groups of friends who come to Patong to have fun, meet people and get around on foot