Koh Ngai Paradise Beach Resort in Ngai

Great hotel! Nice and pretty bungalows, great and very clean pool. Great breakfast and very helpful staff. Staff could smile more but we think they very shy and respected our private life.
Pictures does not reflect how wonderfully the place is.
Restaurant is crazy expensive but further along the same beach is a small more affordable restaurant.

The pictures are the same as when you arrive. Clean, well maintained, and comfortable surroundings as well as Wonderful and friendly staff. Our stay was very relaxing; breakfast delicious (fresh pineapple juice is the BEST), snorkeling at your doorstep and Dinners were very flavorful and tasty. The resort is secluded, bring your favorite snacks for the days you’ll be there. (A couple of notes to make good stays—GREAT Stays): When you arrive to Koh Ngai boat drop off, you need to hire another long boat to get around to the other side of the island where the Resort is located (200 baht per person). It can be walked in approximately 45 minutes (no motorbike), not recommended with luggage. When guest come to dinner, please ask the staff NOT to smoke or talk too loud. This should be a quiet and relaxing time for guess to unwind from the day. We understand staff performs many functions throughout the day but please ask the server/servers to shower and wear clean clothes before serving guest; Gasoline and or mechanic smells are not appetizing. We really enjoyed our stay…..certainly back to nature.

Really nice place, with good rooms/villas. Perfect pool area and extraordinary beach, with breathtaking clear water. Breakfast was really nice, as well. A large amount of longtail boats visits the Beach during the day, but before and after, the beach is calm and peaceful. Staff was ok, but not as friendly and welcoming as we experienced on other resorts. However, they supported with local boatconnection to and from the island. Unfortunately I was foodsick after one lunch and spend 12 hours in the toilet, before I was back on track again. Reception supported with some pills and powder, to ease the recovery.

I didn’t actually stay here but rather rented a boat from Lanta old town to here for the day. Beautiful beach very nice experience.

We had a fantastic 4 night stay at Paradise beach resort. The beach is beautiful and calm with great snorkling (200m out from the beach). The rooms were clean and comfortable and looked new. The pool was nice as clean The restaurant on the beach served a variety of dishes that was nice. Prices for food was a bit higher than other restaurants but still ok.
Overall we had a great and very relaxing stay.

The resort is the only one on whole beach. We advise to plan longtailboat pickup with hotel 1-2 days prior to departure and arrival because of changing low tide. Since there is low tide few hours a day, there are no tourist boats and you can enjoy peacefully this paradise. The rooms are renewed, well maintained, done every day as well as whole surroundings. Food is slightly more expensive then other side of the island but quality is also better. Breakfasts are also better then other resorts in the island. The location is what makes the resort special, its on down wind side so much less waves, the beach most of the day is empty and diving is great. There is a jungle path to other side of island, highly recommended! For adventurous people.
There is another “bar” in the middle of beach, we recommend that for evening seafood bbq!

This is a lovely hotel, really well managed and in a stunning location. As other reviews mention, it can be difficult to get to the hotel because of it's isolated location and the need to take a boat from the main beach on Koh Ngai where you get dropped off but this is usually pre-arranged by the boat company that you use to get to the island. It's only accessible at high tide and that's when they schedule you to arrive. The journey is well worth it because Paradise Beach itself is stunning. The hotel consists of a number of lovely Bungalows on stilts. These Bungalows are not huge but big enough to be comfortable, with a nicely decked patio overlooking the immaculate gardens and the mountain forest in the background. Beds are big and a little firm but comfortable. Bathrooms are nice and water pressure is good. A small hanging rail, tea and coffee making facilities and some storage options. Aircon works really well. The TV is nice but there is only one channel that has anything other than Thai channels. Using any kind of streaming device is not possible because there is no WiFi in the rooms and, due to the hotel being located on the other side of a big hill to the radio tower, there is no phone internet either. The rooms are modern and spotlessly clean. WiFi is only available in the restaurant or beach bar. The restaurant is nice, food is good but a little more expensive than the mainland. Breakfast is pretty good but don't expect a full english! The resort pool is lovely and, again, spotlessly clean, as is the whole resort. Staff at the resort are really nice and do everything they can to make sure you have a lovely stay. Most of the time resort guests get the beautiful beach all to themselves and we found ourselves alone on the beach a few times. Snorkelling from the beach is not bad, lots of coral but not much colour, and a reasonable variety of fish. Between midday and 3pm the beach gets a little busier because of the tour boats bringing groups in. There is a jungle path from Paradise Beach to the main beach area which they tell you is a 20 minute walk with a small hill but it isn't. It is a difficult trail, single track, through pretty dense jungle and not maintained in any way. The hill is quite a climb. On one side this involves stepping over fallen branches and jungle debris that could be hiding any kind of jungle critters, on the other side is a short, treacherous climb/decent, and the whole journey is plagued with Mosquitos. We went from Paradise Beach to the main beach and were pretty exhausted when we eventually got there, not to mention absolutely covered in big bites! We ended up getting a longtail boat back rather than putting ourselves through the trek again. All in all, this is a great resort if you want a break away from the world or just to spend some relaxing time on a beautiful beach. I would have given this place a 5 star review if it wasn't for the lack of wifi, and therefore the lack of TV, in the rooms. Eveni

We booked 2 nights here as a luxury treat and we weren’t disappointed, rooms great, very friendly staff, everywhere was so clean lovely pool, although it got a little warm later in the day 🤣 breakfast was fantastic, delicious help yourself buffet and also American breakfast choice, eggs sausage. It’s very quiet and food a little more expensive than on the main beach. But we did find a small local bar/cafe 5 mins walk away than did delicious food and a fish BBQ on request

We have returned to the Paradise beach resort after four years and we were not disappointed. This time we stayed five nights. The quality of the resort was the same as we remembered although some signs of wearing off after pandemic were present. People were loveliest and welcoming. This time we stayed in the hut number 18, which was somewhere in the middle of the strip. The cleaning was perfect, on daily basis. Bed was very comfortable and AC works fine. There was a little fridge with a small freezer and ice tray. Kettle and complimentary coffee/tea was provided. We spent a lot of time sitting on the veranda in the morning or evening, observing the jungle and geckos. Surprisingly, the hornbills were not present in large flocks this time as we remembered. Don’t forget to bring a strong mosquito repellent. Breakfast was good as well, a selection of hot and cold food was present. Coffee could be better. We also had a dinner in the restaurant and we found it a bit bland. The sea was great, warm and clean. The whole resort was very chilling, perfect for reading a book, sunbathing or just relax. The pool was great too, although water was quite warm but it was great for late evening dip. We also hiked few times across the jungle to another beach which was nicer, with white and soft sand, but with more people. Just checked when there is not a low tide and be aware of possible jellyfish. The drinks were cheaper there than on Paradise beach as well. This was a little quiet gem, we stayed there twice and hopefully we come again. The quality of the accommodation was much better and cheaper than what we saw on the other side of the island.