Mövenpick Residences Bangtao Beach ex The Palm Beach Club

The new Moevenpick ex Palm beach Club is very nicely, almost direct at the beach. Only through a less traveled narrow street separated from the beach. The complex is nice, but not very well maintained as one of a five star hotel expected. There is only one restaurant and the Palm beach Club during the day. As already said the rooms the highlight. We had a 3 bedroom Penthouse jacuzzi suite. Unfortunately the jacuzzi was cold. The rooms but all in all are beautifully and with great flat screen etc. equipped. Kitchen very stylish. The service w... Read more

Nearly new, small hotel. There is a restaurant, a pool bar and a blank 'club'. For handicapped rather not suitable, as tight 30 steps, while perhaps tsunami, of course, but also the upper floors with lift not are variable. Handrails? Wrong! The suites are huge, wonderful stylish with Bose-sound system and even with a kitchen with oven, dishwasher and Tiefkülschrank -you can cook, if you could obtain a pot. On the beach I am not so sure: we could swim every day, but the next door in front of the banyan-tree standing surfboards indicate that t... Read more

Please do not be confused with the Mövenpick in karon beach! It is a beautiful, recently Mövenpick applied resort. Built in 2005, after the large Tsunami, it is' Tsunami safe', which however means that you from the beach or by the lobby- ascent 30 steps without Handrails to climb in the first floor with rooms -and Auffzüge for floor 2 or 3 away-so nothing for disabled. It was designert and saved nothing. LEDs on the floor of the pools shows at night as stars in the sky-disturbed only by xxxing Russians or Rotchinesen twice attempted at night... Read more