Overview
Welcoming to a world of luxury, serenity, and enchantment, Keemala Kamala is a stunning hilltop retreat amidst the beauty of Phuket. As you embark on a journey infused with the rich traditions and breathtaking splendor of Thailand, you will find y...
Welcoming to a world of luxury, serenity, and enchantment, Keemala Kamala is a stunning hilltop retreat amidst the beauty of Phuket. As you embark on a journey infused with the rich traditions and breathtaking splendor of Thailand, you will find yourself immersed in an experience unlike any other At Keemala Kamala. Settle into a lavish accommodation, where every detail has been thoughtfully placed providing an oasis. With sumptuous furnishings to private pools guests have the most amazing spaces to stay. Step outside and behold the magical tapestry that unfolds before your eyes. Immerse yourself in the greenery surrounding the resort and views of the sparkling sea waters.
How far is the nearest beach?
The nearest beach is a short 5-minute walk close by approximately 1.5 kilometres away.
Distance from resort centre
The resort is only a 10-minute drive from the centre of Kamala which provides guests access to all local facilities and dining experiences nearby.
Distance from airport
The distance between Phuket International Airport and Keemala Kamala is approximately 26 kilometres.
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4.6
Google reviews (1057)
Preston Brown
Wife and I stayed here for 3 nights on our honeymoon via their Romantic Escape Package - fantastic experience! The food, spa, and hospitality was all world class. Highly recommend this place. The cooking class isn’t something we would have ever done on our own, but since it was included in the package we now have a really incredible memory thanks to Chef Nadear. Great fun!
Abdulaziz Alfayez
Stayed for leisure 3 nights and I could say confidence that this stay was one of the best stays I had in my life.
Great rooms with perfect view and relaxing time
Tasty food and many with many different varieties
Very professional staff and very warm welcoming all over the resort
Big thanks to our host with the name of Tony he was very helpful in helping us in making our visit to not only Keemala but to all of Thailand a memorable experience.
Chad Quesenberry
Keemala was an anomaly for me. I can't really point to anything that wasn't perfect. It's honestly an excellent luxury resort. The location is the only imperfection and it's not a bad spot, just nothing special.
The very kind and down to earth staff make the place special.
But, there's also a very strange vibe here that's hard to explain. They concentrate very hard on being so proper that it hurts your experience. They don't want you to walk around the property but want you to ask for a ride on a golf cart. Even if you want to walk around then properly the path is only as wide as a golf cart so you have to jump out of the way constantly as they come barrelling around turns.
I have tons of great things to say about the food, service and the room. But, that's what you expected for $2,000 per night and I just felt the value wasn't there for that price and wear on the place. But you do get some free snacks in the room.
Tristan Swoffer
Myself and my partner visited Keemela for 6 nights in March and had an incredible experience. The hotel itself is beautiful, with every room, swimming pool, garden & facility beautifully designed. Our room was spacious, clean and high-quality. Waking up to the pool at the end of our beds and the sound of the waterfall by the entrance is something we miss greatly!
The design & aesthetic of the hotel is not it's only 10/10 trait. The hospitality and service of every single staff member, from our room cleaners, security, pool staff, restaurant waiters & our own host was exceptional. We truly felt at home and everyone was eager to make our stay the best possible.
Special shout out to our host - Lift - who made us feel incredibly welcome and was always on hand to answer any queries. Lift shared his whataspp with us and responded even when he wasn't at work, such is the high level of service this hotel provides. The entire waiting staff also made our trip very enjoyable. Lek in particular went above and beyond - we hope the DragonFly mojito makes it to the cocktail menu next time we visit!
Amanda Ekstein
Booked through the Amex Fine Hotels and Resorts program. The late checkout benefit (4 PM) took a wonderful experience and made it a phenomenal one.
They are currently undergoing renovation/reconstruction of the Bird Nest and Tree House villa exteriors, estimated to continue until May 2024. The noise was minimal to mild, and I think that once the improvements are complete, the resort will more closely match the images seen on Instagram.
While the resort is currently mid-spruce, the interiors are stunning, from the rooms to the lobby to the restaurant. It was like living within a painting. This is a resort that knows its strong suit is its rooms; while the main pool and bar exist, with every option having a private pool or plunge pool, this is the resort to book if all you want to do is live in your room for a week. This is the place to pursue either a Solo "Eat, Pray, Love" type of trip or a Couple's "last two people on earth" sort of trip. If you are looking to explore Phuket and go out most days, many other suitable options exist.
The bathtub was comfortable for a 6ft tall individual, the outdoor shower was spacious and well-designed, and the double sinks were convenient.
The bed was incredibly comfortable, the mosquito net did its job, and the view of the jungle was peaceful. A surprising oversight was a lack of options for our luggage--we checked for luggage trays or benches, but ended up using the floor
As such we kept the doors closed to discourage bugs.
The pool on the lower floor was 1.3 meters deep and pleasant for relaxing in. The pools are not heated but do offer jacuzzi jets. As such, we didn't do much nighttime swimming due to the temperature at night. Enjoyed using the JBL Bluetooth speaker for mood music while we swam.
Everything single bite of food we ate was fantastic. Between two people, we ate 8 dishes at dinner on the first night, and then ate our way through the best breakfast bar I have ever come across. We also tried out the in-villa dining, which took about 40 minutes from phone call to plates arriving. Unique presentation and complex flavors made it impossible to pick a favorite. The only downside is that the Indian food menu is available only between Wednesday and Sunday so we didn't get to experience it.
With the menu being so extensive, you could eat for a week without having the same thing twice. I know that prices are hard to find for the food so we spent about $200 USD for dinner and $100 USD for in-room dining for two people. You can certainly splurge on other items (up to 4,800baht) or stick to a single main course for around $25 USD.
For those wondering if you want to stay here, I would recommend 2-3 days at either the beginning or end of your trip in Thailand; the beginning if you want to recover from jet lag and the end if you want to slow down after an action-packed itinerary.
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