Burasari Resort

Welcoming staff make the Burasari a great choice if you prefer it chic and petite; just don't expect a sea view. This teeny-weeny resort-styled hotel has been squeezed into the middle of a soi, just off the main drag, and styled as a contemporary hanging-garden resort. The stylish rooms, set amid a narrow courtyard of waterfalls, pools, and greenery, are delightful, fusing a blend of contemporary and rustic Thai design, but the basic rooms are rather small. If size matters to you, opt for one of the Mood Collection rooms, which are more spacious. For this convenient location, just a stroll from the beach and madness of the main street, it represents good value. There's also stellar dining, courtesy of a restaurant branded by the 1980s Brit TV chef Keith Floyd.

Facilities:
2 restaurants; 2 bars; lobby lounge; airport transfers; babysitting; fitness room; 2 outdoor pools; room service; spa

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