Apsara Beachfront Resort and Villa

Phil Gladman

What an absolutely beautiful place this is. 5 star luxury everywhere. The welcome is superb, the staff are so friendly, helpful and courteous. The rooms are excellent, the food is varied and very tasty, the pools are beautiful and the scenery is out of this world. A holiday never to be forgotten. Thank you to everyone at the resort, you truly are amazing and work at a stunning place.

Kyra Daniela Kauffmann Hoffmann

It is the second time for us around Christmas and New Years to spend our holidays here. It is the most amazing place. It is great for kids to have fun on the lavish beach, in the pools, on the slides, playing table tennis etc. For us it is so relaxing and reviving. It is the best place to refill energy from rainy European winter. We will come back definitely! Thank you to the entire staff for being always so kind and helpful. You make the stay extraordinary.

Justin White

Fantastic stay. So quiet and little to no reason during the rainy season! We had a pool villa and it was spacious and our little haven. Good choice of food and lovely sunsets by the beach from one restaurant. Staff very helpful and welcoming. A little out of the way which was great for us wanting to relax but a short taxi ride gets you to a local market.

Elly Jackson

Firstly it’s worth noting that we certainly had an enjoyable stay. However there are many short comings for this resort, you very much get what you pay for… in the sense that services you would except to be included arn’t - Iced coffee and tea at breakfast - extra towels/ beach towels (they are quite strict with only providing the allotted 2 per room and no more) - transfers to the town, they have a shuttle, it’s 100 baht per person per way. I understand there would be costs to run this, but every other isolated resort I have ever stayed, includes this for guests. Our check in experience was quite poor and even when we were obviously struggling with our bags, the staff showing us to our room, did not offer to help. The rooms - completely fine, dated but perfectly functional bathroom, bed was comfy and it was spacious enough for 2 people. Breakfast - this was poor, for a large resort, feeding hundreds of guests the quality of the food was extremely poor. From the pastries that were basically tough bread to the flys all over the fruit. After 2 days we actually went the surf shop next door and paid for breakfast rather than eating what was included. I understand the resort is somewhat remote but I’ve stayed in more remote resorts that have better quality produce. Surfing, if you have less that 3 years experience, memories beach will be great for you, I wouldnt hire anything through the resort, it was much better value to support the local small business’s at memories everything is available there, bar, restaurant, surf hire, shops,massage etc. Lastly, while it wasn’t an issue for us the resort feels like it’s about 90% German, to the point where a lot of information was in German and English, German flags were featured all around the resort and a lot of the staff spoke better German than English. If your an experienced surfer, you might want to head and stay at Cape Pakerang, there reef and rocks but if you know what your doing and the locals let you stay, it’s the best surfing in the area

Ging Pattra Artluek

This place is a hidden gem—so private, with a chill vibe and a good design. It’s perfect if you’re into surfing or just want to relax and enjoy the beach, the waves, and a stunning sunset. The staff here are super friendly and always ready to help, which made our stay even better. There are two restaurants and a café, so you’ve got some good options for food. But honestly, the pool is my favorite part—you can swim while looking out at the sea, and it’s just amazing. I also love that they’re really committed to being eco-friendly. They’re doing a great job with that. Definitely worth a visit!