Andaman Princess: the island crossing comes before the room

An Andaman Princess guest had not realised they needed a boat crossing to reach the island. They found the crossing easy during their visit, but the surprise matters: this is a Ko Kho Khao stay, not a mainland Khao Lak hotel reached entirely by road.

That guest enjoyed the quiet beach and pool, but the Jacuzzi bath in their room did not work. Another visitor staying in a villa reported a faulty Jacuzzi too, along with plumbing and slow drainage concerns. There are two independent bath reports here, although neither proves the condition of every villa or the status of later repairs.

The official site describes Jacuzzi bathrooms in villas and suites. That makes the guest accounts particularly relevant for someone attracted by that feature. A large bathroom can still be useful, but an advertised bath is less appealing when its special function does not work in the room you receive.

Other guests found spacious rooms, pleasant gardens, good breakfasts, and a setting that suited several quiet days. One stayed four days and enjoyed a light room with garden views. The comments explain why visitors can like the resort overall while still noticing signs of age.

The detailed villa guest also found parts of the pool and gym tired, yet appreciated helpful staff and a quiet beach. Their account concentrated on the facilities they used and the room problems they experienced, alongside their enjoyment of the quieter setting.

Andaman Princess interests me for an island stay focused on the beach and unhurried days. It is less convincing if a working Jacuzzi and a well-equipped gym are central to the plan. The island crossing is the first practical difference; the two bath reports are the room detail that deserves most attention after that.