Hotels that offer all-inclusive in Phuket
| Hotel (area) | Plan seen | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Diamond Cliff Resort & Spa (Patong) | Breakfast buffet, lunch and dinner, drinks | On the hills of Patong, beach to reach |
| Pullman Phuket Panwa Beach Resort (Panwa, south-east) | All-inclusive depending on the rate | Quiet area, less lively beach |
| Cape Panwa Hotel (Panwa) | Plan with three restaurants | Direct beach access |
| Mandarava Resort & Spa (Karon) | All-inclusive depending on the rate | Near Karon beach |
| Katathani Phuket Beach Resort (Kata Noi) | All-inclusive depending on the rate | Kata Noi beach |
This list is not exhaustive and the plan may not exist for your date: select "all-inclusive" in the filter when booking.
What to check
- Drinks: local or international brand alcohol? Bar hours.
- Restaurants: buffet or à la carte, which are included or extra.
- Activities: water sports, kids club, spa extra or not.
- Tours: never included in the price; see Phi Phi and snorkelling.
- Taxes and service: often extra on top for add-ons.
Is it worth it?
A local Thai meal costs little, and beachfront restaurants cost more. All-inclusive pays if you mostly eat at the hotel, travel with children, or drink a lot; it loses value if you go out in the evening in Patong, the old town or on street food. To calculate, see the budget for a Phuket trip. To compare areas: where to stay in Phuket and hotel, villa or resort.
When to book
High season (November to April) books early; in low season all-inclusive is often better value. See the best time to go.
FAQ
Are there many all-inclusive hotels in Phuket?
Few compared with other beach destinations; half board is more common.
Does all-inclusive cover tours?
No, tours are booked separately.
Is alcohol included?
Often local drinks; read the drinks list.
All-inclusive or half board?
Half board is enough if you go out; all-inclusive suits hotel-based stays.
