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Compare Ko Lanta Old Town 3 Star Hotels with updated room rates, reviews, and availability. Most hotels are fully refundable.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town?
Lanta Whiterock Resort, around 0.16 kilometers north of downtown Ko Lanta Old Town, is a guest favorite. A swimming pool and blackout curtains are among its amenities. Verona Lanta Resort is another 3-star hotel that ranks highly among travelers. It comes with pool sun loungers and a lazy river, and is about 0.32 kilometers north of the city center.
How much does it cost to stay in a 3-star hotel in Ko Lanta Old Town?
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Ko Lanta Old Town?
Relaxation is easy in 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town. Besides pleasant surroundings, these lower-priced properties include a host of welcome amenities like WiFi, coffee maker and fitness equipment. A 4-star hotel offers a classier experience with upscale features such as a day spa, outdoor or indoor swimming pool and more spacious rooms. Regardless of your desired hotel style or what you want to spend, we have the perfect match for you.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Ko Lanta Old Town?
Motels generally offer lower rates than hotels, which makes them perfect if you’re road-tripping around Ko Lanta Old Town on a budget. A sought-after pick for overnight stays, these roadside escapes have simply furnished rooms, basic services and on-site parking. Choose a 3-star hotel and you can expect to pay more for additional comfort, space and amenities. Guests can take advantage of things like free WiFi, fitness centers and business services at this style of property.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Ko Lanta Old Town?
Keep your budget in check at one of our 3-star hotels with complimentary breakfast in Ko Lanta Old Town. Roll out of bed and grab a coffee at Kantiang Oasis Resort & Spa, which comes with a cafe and scooter rentals. Lanta Corner Resort is another escape that provides your morning drinks and snacks without an extra cost.
Do any 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town have a pool?
Get set for some poolside fun and recreation at Verona Lanta Resort. Or switch from touring attractions to laid-back days by the water at Lanta Whiterock Resort. Both these 3-star properties with pools are situated in Ko Lanta Old Town, where the summer months are June, July and August. Average temperatures range from 26ºC at night to 30ºC during the day in February, the warmest time of year.
What 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town have an on-site restaurant?
Reserve your room at Lanta Whiterock Resort and dine without having to leave the comfort of your accommodations. A swimming pool and dry cleaning and laundry services are two other handy amenities at this in-demand 3-star option in Ko Lanta Old Town. Hungry after an exciting day of activities? Grab a table at the on-site restaurant at Capital O 729 Amantra Lake View Resort, which also comes with a lake view and mountain views.
Do any 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town have WiFi?
Whether you want to stay in touch with family, stream TV shows or access travel information, getting online is a breeze at one of our 3-star hotels. You can hook up to the WiFi at Expedia’s selection of accommodations such as Verona Lanta Resort and Lanta Whiterock Resort.
What 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town have parking?
Enjoy more time kicking back and less time searching for a spot for your wheels at a 3-star hotel with parking. Lanta Whiterock Resort and Verona Lanta Resort are popular stays in Ko Lanta Old Town. After you’ve checked off the important sights in the city, why not top up the gas tank and venture a little farther out? A couple of excellent day trip recommendations from central Ko Lanta Old Town are Ao Nang Beach and Bangla Road.
Do any 3-star hotels in Ko Lanta Old Town have rooms with a kitchenette?
Booking a hotel with a kitchenette is a great idea if you’re thinking about a self-catered vacation in Ko Lanta Old Town. Look forward to preparing your own breakfasts and dinners at Sanggaou Bungalows. A beach view and a patio are other conveniences at this 3-star escape. Or save cash on takeout and restaurant bills at Lanta Ray Bay Hotel, which also comes with cooking facilities as well as a terrace and a garden.

Recent reviews of Ko Lanta Old Town hotels
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Long Beach Chalet

Long Beach Chalet

5/5 Excellent
"This hotel was amazing! I stayed with my husband, mother, and best friend. We booked 2 sea view villas, one for my husband and I and one for my mum and best friend. The villas themselves were outstanding - wonderful soft big beds and pillows, great bathroom with excellent water pressure, great air conditioning, mini fridge to store drinks in and nice patio seating right outside to enjoy the view of the oven. We got the breakfast included option and were treated to a wonderful buffet breakfast every morning which was a bonus. Short distance by taxi or tuk tuk to the walking street and other restaurants. My husband walked into town nearly everyday to visit some local food spots for lunch and enjoyed the walk. During our stay we booked 2 excursions through the hotel - an all day snorkeling excursion and an elephant sanctuary experience. Both were amazing!! Would recommend the elephant sanctuary to absolutely everyone. The beach was beautiful and the water was great. Barely anyone on the beach - very easy to find a chair or spread out a towel in the sun. It was jellyfish season, so there were a few washed up jellyfish on the sand but we were not afraid at all. My husband got lightly stung on his stomach but it went away within the day. If you are scared or have small children that would be scared maybe just be cautious. Night time there were a few sand flies - we all got bit quite a bit but we didn’t think to bring insect repellent so it was our fault. Still super nice!! "
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