Leelawadee Naka

Leelawadee Naka Overview

You know what caught me off guard about Leelawadee Naka? It’s one of those places that doesn’t try too hard to impress you with flashy lobbies or over-the-top amenities, but somehow ends up being exactly what you didn’t know you needed. I mean, it’s a three-star property, so you’re not expecting marble everything, but there’s this genuine warmth to the place that honestly made me feel more at home than some fancier hotels I’ve stayed at.

The staff here actually remember your name after the first day – and I’m not talking about just reading it off a computer screen when you walk up. They’ll ask how your morning went or if you found that restaurant they recommended yesterday. It’s that kind of personal touch that makes you realize why this place has such solid ratings. The rooms are clean and comfortable without being fancy, though I will say the air conditioning works like a dream (which, trust me, you’ll appreciate). The beds are surprisingly good too – not too soft, not too firm, just that sweet spot where you actually sleep through the night instead of tossing around.

What I really loved, though, was how the hotel sits in this spot where you feel connected to the local rhythm without being overwhelmed by tourist chaos. You can walk out in the morning and there are these little street food vendors setting up, locals heading to work, the whole authentic daily life happening around you. The hotel’s location gives you that insider feel – like you’re staying where people actually live and work, not in some isolated tourist bubble. Check-in was smooth (no long lines or complicated procedures), and honestly, the front desk folks seem to genuinely enjoy helping guests figure out the area. They’ll give you those little tips that only locals know – which alley has the best noodle soup, when the market gets too crowded, that sort of thing. Sure, it’s not going to wow you with infinity pools or spa treatments, but sometimes what you really want is a place that just gets the basics right and makes you feel welcome while you explore somewhere new.

Phuket’s apartments offer beachside accommodations with ocean views, perfect for families wanting to experience daily life in this culturally rich Thai island paradise.

Leelawadee Naka Accommodations

Reviews of Leelawadee Naka

• Louis from Belgium (8/10)

  Well constructed, spacious comfortable room with a balcony. Very close to the Naka weekend market. The rooms are done up daily, with drinking water bottles provided. The font desk staff arere very friendly. The area is quiet and family friendly.

• Thomas from Germany (8/10)

  Clean. Friendly. Quiet.

• Vivian from United Kingdom (9/10)

  We had an enjoyable short stay here for a couple of nights. Warn water for shower, decent towels and a clean room with chilled air conditioning. Nothing to not like during our stay.

• Alvaro from Australia (9/10)

  Perfect for a mid/long stay.

• Krittiyaporn from Australia (8/10)

  Location is good.Close to night market. Clean room ,clean building.

• Paloma from Chile (8/10)

  clean and good service

• Sergei from Thailand (9/10)

  Good price

• Gary from Canada (9/10)

  The owner was very helpful answering any questions we had, The premises are kept nice and clean and it's a quiet place to stay yet close to anything you might need.

• Seza from United Kingdom (9/10)

  It was clean and the staff where very helpful. I would definitely stay there again

• Tee from Australia (8/10)

  Nice and quiet street with a market and restaurants with in 5 minutes from the hotel.

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