Coming from a true 5-star resort experience in Phuket, this place is a different category. I’d call it a solid “3-star” overall—but that can be perfect if you book it for what it is. The biggest strength is the setting: secluded, surrounded by nature and cliffs, and incredibly peaceful. Even when the resort is busy, it feels quiet and private. We stayed in a 3-bedroom villa (13-01) and it was well laid out for a big family—comfortable common space for gathering, plus separate bedrooms (king, queen + single, and two singles), each with its own bathroom. The finishes are a bit run down, but everything was clean, and the private pool was a highlight—kid-friendly and great for relaxing. We followed other reviews and chose Villa 1301 closer to the restaurant/café and main pool, and that was a great decision. It made everything easy—when we wanted something we could just walk over, instead of relying on transport that could take a while and feel inconvenient. (More secluded villas may suit others, but this location worked perfectly for our family.) This is also a very family-friendly property with lots to do on-site: playground/treehouse, archery, paddle boats, a ping-pong table, and games like foosball/pool table, plus nature walks to waterfalls/caves. The main pool was another highlight—large, relaxing, and with a fun water slide—plus it’s right near the restaurants/bar, so it’s easy to grab drinks and snacks. We especially appreciated having that option because there was construction near our villa that got quite loud, and the main pool area was much quieter (and surprisingly underused). Wi-Fi and A/C were strong. Mosquitoes weren’t too bad, but they do come out at night. The main drawbacks are convenience and food timing. The resort is far from town and Grab is unreliable (or expensive), so having your own vehicle makes a huge difference. The restaurant food tasted good—especially the Thai dishes—but we found the Western options were not as strong. Also plan for at least a one-hour wait for meals; if it arrives sooner, it’s a bonus, but you’ll enjoy the stay much more if you go in expecting the slower pace. Room service is not recommended, go to the café. Our food came various temperatures and although the order was confirmed, not all came. Breakfast was the low point: crowded, chaotic, limited options, and quite oily. We also tried the spa—about a 6/10. Small setup with a simple atmosphere (and it can be warm), but the staff were friendly and it wasn’t overly expensive—just pricier than what you’d pay in town. Overall: I recommend this place for big families for 2–3 nights max when you want a quiet reset away from the noise and crowds of Thailand. If you come prepared (snacks, patience with meal timing, and ideally a car), you’ll have a great time.