Patong Beach Hotels in Phuket
8 Beachfront & Hillside Stays
and Stays near Bangla Road!

Diamond Cliff is a resort on the hill at the north end of Patong, with full bay views while escaping the bustle of the beachfront, scoring 9.0 from 287 reviews. The draw is the hillside setting that looks down over the long curve of Patong Bay, at its best at sunset, plus wide green gardens and two pools — one with a water slide for kids. Sea Salt Lounge & Grill lets you eat looking out to sea. It's about a 5-minute drive down to Patong Beach; you can walk down, but the way back is a steep uphill. Worth knowing: the resort has plenty of stairs and ramps, though a buggy service helps you get around.

Four Points by Sheraton is a Marriott-group resort on the Patong beachfront — cross Thaweewong Road and you're on the sand, scoring 8.8 from over 5,000 reviews. It's a newer, modern 600-room resort with a large pool and swim-up bar, plus Pool Access rooms that open straight onto the water. There are five restaurants and bars on site. Sitting on the central-to-south stretch of the beach, it's about a 10–15 minute walk to Bangla Road — handy for both the sand and a night out. Worth knowing: it's a big resort and it gets busy — in high season the pool and restaurants fill up.

La Flora is a beachfront resort on Thaweewong Road, set along a stretch of Patong Beach that's calmer and tidier than the central zone, scoring 8.7 from 777 reviews. Rooms are modern with private balconies, and many ground-floor rooms are Pool Access, opening straight onto the water. There are two pools and a rooftop restaurant where you can eat looking out to sea. You cross the road to the sand, and it's about a 5-minute walk to the Jungceylon mall and Bangla Road — quiet at the beach, easy for going out. Worth knowing: parts of the hotel show some wear and could use a little upkeep.

Avista Hideaway is an MGallery resort tucked up on the Tri Trang hill at the south end of Patong, built around quiet and sea views, scoring 8.9 from 262 reviews. It's laid out as a Thai-style timber village wrapped in green forest, with three pools and a swim-up bar and Pool Access rooms. The appeal is the calm — it feels a world away from Patong's chaos — along with a couples spa and evening yoga. A resort shuttle runs down to Patong Beach in about 5–7 minutes. Worth knowing: it sits high on the hill, so you depend on the scheduled shuttle or a Grab to reach the sand off-times — not the place if you want to walk to the beach yourself.

The Kee is a 4-star hotel in the heart of Patong on Thaweewong Road, a few minutes' walk from both the beach and Bangla Road, scoring 8.5 from 210 reviews. The standout is Kee Sky Lounge, a yacht-shaped rooftop bar with fine sunsets over Patong, plus an outdoor pool with a poolside bar. The location is about a 5-minute walk across to the sand and right by the top of Bangla Road — the easiest base in this list for a night out. Worth knowing: being next to the entertainment strip, it carries music and buzz at night, clearly heard in road-side rooms, and parts of the hotel are showing their age.

Novotel Phuket Resort is an Accor-group resort on the hill at the north end of Patong, giving you a bay-view pool at a reachable rate, scoring 8.6 from 173 reviews. The draw is a three-tier pool that steps down the slope facing Patong Bay, with many rooms looking out to sea, set across roughly eight acres of gardens. There's a Kids' World for children and a sea-view restaurant. It's about a 10-minute walk down to Patong Beach (uphill on the way back), or take a car. Worth knowing: it's an older resort and some rooms are dated, but the bay view and the price make it good value — fine for families who don't mind it not being brand new.

Burasari is a leafy boutique resort tucked into a soi in central Patong — a walk from both the beach and Bangla, yet calm and shaded once you're inside, scoring 8.8 from 148 reviews. The appeal is the tropical-garden setting around two pools, with big trees for shade and Pool Access rooms that open straight onto the water. A guest favourite is the minibar, restocked free each day. It's about a 5-minute walk to Patong Beach and roughly 10 minutes to Bangla Road — convenient without sitting right on the main road's noise. Worth knowing: it's a smaller resort with no sea view, built around the gardens and a sense of privacy.

Holiday Inn Express is the cheapest stay in this list, from just ฿1,500, with a central Patong location — an IHG hotel scoring 8.7 from 559 reviews. It's an Express-style hotel built around clean, modern rooms and breakfast in the rate, with an outdoor pool guests rate as nicely kept. It sits in the middle of Patong, about a 7–10 minute walk to both the beach and Bangla Road, with restaurants and convenience stores all around. Worth knowing: rooms are compact and there's no sea view — this is a value pick built on location and price, not a full resort.