Tolani Resort Kui Buri

Great place if you want a quiet stay, private garden overlooking sea, cute little villas small very quiet beach what not to like. It is in the middle of nowhere but perfect for romantic stay especially for couples.

Getting there. We did drive and last few miles just did not feel even safe. As I memtioned before, it is in the middle of nowhere it was dark etc. Just felt very rough and a bit unsafe

Nice room with everything you would need. We were only staying one night on the way from Bangkok to Phuket. We didn't get to experience everything, but one night was enough.

Dog welcome Breakfast Overall good Staffs

Wear & tear Not easy access

The hotel looks old but still good enough for us. I went here for a night with a cat. The location quite far from and conveniences store. When we arrived, the staffs are welcome us warmly and also friendly. Unfortunately, during we stayed the public pool is fixing, can’t use and complementary is only free of charge for pet. (1 pet charge 1000 THB/pet). We stayed at pool villa . In room, it looks a bit old and provide full facilities and amenities. Totally room is fine except face basin alignment is not good and there is water stuck in. If raining, some water leaking from the roof near the wall. Equipment for pet, they provide bed, bowls, and some foods only. The pool in villa is not cleaned well and can see that it’s dirty, so we informed hotel but no one come. Breakfast is good and impress especially fresh coconut juice. However, we decide that just one time enough for us.

This is a beautiful resort. The grounds and the buildings are gorgeous and generally well-constructed. The staff is very nice and attentive, and the food is really very good. And, unlike other Thai beach resorts, the beach is not plagued by debris swept in by ocean currents, though there was very little use of the beach by resort guests when we were there. This is a pet-friendly hotel (dogs up to 20 kg are currently accepted), and when I called to confirm that dogs are allowed, I was told that there is an additional 1000 baht per night charge for dogs in addition to the room rate: I learned this before I booked so there was no surprise at check-in. The only issues that we had (and, admittedly they are small) involve finishings that need to be updated. Examples: a shower door that wouldn't stay fully closed on its own; a full-length window that wouldn't lock; chipped tiles; bathroom furnishings (eg, sink drains) whose chrome finishes had been rubbed off, leaving the fittings covered in rust. So, all in all, this is a very good resort that can, with the expenditure of modest sums, be brought back up to 5-star status.

I love it here! My humans like to visit on long holiday. We have stayed here when it was X2, and we have return to the Tolani. Every time I return, the staff greet me by name! Yes this is a resort that is friendly for us canines, but we don’t climb on the tables at the restaurant. Matter of fact, I have never seen one of my 4 legged colleagues ever climb on the tables here. They provide very good service for me and my humans. Upon arrival to the room, there was a new toy, treat, dodo bags, and small pouch of food for me. Speaking of food, they have an outstanding ala carte choices for me. Everything from freshly cook beefsteak, to yummy yogurt. There is also a beautiful beach I can run, swim and play with my humans. And when we are done at the beach, there is shower and hose where my humans can clean me before we return to the room. They also provide special towels just for me and not for my humans to use. They have there own room towels and beach towels to use. The resort even provides a wicker basket for my towels that my humans can carry. There are some pool villas and a main swimming pool, but it is only for human use, but who needs a pool when the beach and sea is at your doorsteps. I have heard my humans talk about how they like this resort. They said the breakfast menu had many choices on the ala carte menu which supplement the buffet choices. The buffet included many juices including a orange press for freshly made orange juice, grilled pork & sticky rice, cereals, yogurt, salad, boiled rice, shumai/buns and fresh whole coconuts! The ala carte menu was full of english and Thai choices. For lunch and dinner, there were English and Thai choices including some fresh made flatbread pizza! But they said the highlight was the Seafood Bucket Bomb! This is a Thai version of seafood pot. You can get it with spicy Chili Basil sauce or a Butter Garlic Basil sauce. My human dad can not consume Spicy Thai Chili, so they made this bucket not spicy. My dad said the sauce was perfect. The sauce was very tasty without the excessive heat normally found with Thai chilis and a perfect size for the two of them. Yes, The Tolani is quite remote, but that is what makes it so special. The beach is secluded, without the crowds or hawkers. The night is quiet and peaceful without the sounds of motorbikes, trucks or loud parties. If you are looking for lively nightlife, go somewhere else. Here you can relax and experience the local area. My humans like to take me for a drive down the back road to Prachuap Khiri Khan. The views on the drive is amazing. You pass through little village, the sweeping bay and a small mountain full of monkeys. If you go to town on Friday or Saturday night you can visit the night market by the red pier. Overall, I highly recommend The Tolani Resort as a place to go and enjoy some quality time with your humans. I give The Tolani Resort 4 Paws Up! Tung Tung

Was OK for a one night stop over on our way to Phuket but would have never been ok for a vacation stay....

I found many bugs.

I love the atmosphere of this hotel, so privately.