Saii Laguna Resort is an extremely attractive hotel, with family-focused rooms and facilities.
Saii Laguna Resort is a very good superior first-class hotel with excellent facilities and is particularly family-focused. Located within the manicured and upscale Laguna resort estate, on the extensive Bang Tao beach. Within the immediate area, you have several other hotels with dining options, as well as independent restaurants.
There is a regular shuttle, by road or by ferry, linking the focal points of the estate. Within a short 5 minutes drive, you have a small village with more restaurant choices and during the winter season, you generally have some ocean-front local dining options. The airport is 30 minutes away.
Saii Laguna Resort has 255 rooms and suites. All have either a balcony or patio.
All have been totally rejuvenated in the last few years, and are bright and extremely spacious with an integrated living area. All will comfortably accommodate two adults and one child or two smaller children.
You have a choice of:
Deluxe Lagoon rooms (now called Lagoon View)
Deluxe Sea View rooms (now Ocean View Balcony) or Premium (Now Oceanfront balcony or Ocean Front Terrace Ground Floor )
Club Rooms (now called Club Lagoon or Ocean View) and One-bedroom Suites with Lagoon, Sea Facing or Beachfront aspect.
- Several on-site restaurants plus many more within Laguna Resort Estate
- Large swimming pool with water slide
- Tennis academy with indoor and outdoor courts – Private tennis lessons can be arranged at a supplement
- Squash and badminton courts
- Banyan Tree championship Golf course nearby
- A selection of water sports can be arranged. If sailing lessons required, supplemental cost. Although only some (sailing, windsurfing) are arranged through the hotel. See footnote below
- Tai Chi, Pilates, Yoga, Thai Boxing
- Water Polo
- Archery
- Bike and local market tours arranged at a supplement cost
Saii Laguna Resort is an extremely attractive hotel, with family-focused rooms and facilities.
Those with good memories will recall it as Laguna Beach Club. It is still recognisable in places but with a much-needed sparkle, both to the rooms and public areas. There are good restaurant options within the hotel, more in the immediate area in the estate and even more in the local village.
The lively, proudly raucous and tacky resort of Patong – is about 25 minutes drive down the coast. Fun for a night out maybe, but would not be our choice to stay, especially as a family. B
ang Tao beach is one of the longest and most attractive in Phuket. It is usually at its best from December to May with soft sand and gentle waves. During the “Red Flag“ mid-summer months, in particular, you have some erosion and higher waves, making swimming and water sports much more difficult although the lagoon is usually sheltered.
The hotel has a selection of non-motorised water sports such as sailing & canoeing (subject to weather conditions). You can purchase motorised sports from beach vendors, but these would be at your own risk, as frequently equipment is faulty and carries no insurance.
This area is one of the most luxurious on the island, and apart from the hotels, it is also where you find numerous residential villas and homes.
Saii Laguna Resort, Phuket
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