코 줌 오션 비치 리조트(Koh Jum Ocean Beach Resort)

I was at this resort in 2019 and it was amazing - it's still fabulous but the property could do with some TLC (been closed for two years due to Covid) the rooms are gorgeous but make sure you get a room close to the beach as it's a very steep climb to the top. Great service, good food and the beach is beautiful. Views straight over to Phi Phi.

Excellent customer service very nice stuff manager is extremely knowledgeable about services and extremely helpful and made my experience very much appreciated.

The hotel grounds along with the swimming pool are very dirty. There are a lot of intimidating wild monkeys running around the grounds and across the room roofs all day long from early morning until late at night making it impossible to get a good nights sleep. If you have any difficulty climbing stairs this is not the place for you. There are over 100 steps from the top road to the restaurant and the reception at beach level. The rooms require updating although the bed was very comfortable and the air conditioning worked well. The hotel is in a beautiful setting but needs a lot of work to bring it back to its prime.

This resort is overpriced in comparison to other Koh Jum resorts. The resort is located on a hillside with over 200 steps to get from the road to the reception at sea level. To get to the resort you must travel along a dirt road which is rutted, steep in places and strewn with small rocks. Taxi is the best way to get here and if you choose to hire a scooter take extreme care on this road. I stayed here for 3 nights and found the lacotion to be peacful. The cottages are set up the hillside in a well established area of trees. The resort shows many signs of needing maintenance, probably stemming from the COVID closure of over 2 years. However, the two resorts nearby are much better maintained. The food at the resort is average, I ate dinner here each night, but the breakfast is unacceptable for the price you pay. Very poor selection of items. If you are looking to stay in one place for your stay, prepared to put up with the run down nature of the resort then this is a great place to unwind. If not, and you want to explore the island and go to different cafes etc. I suggest staying somewhere else. There are monkeys here but they did not cause me any trouble. The pool is a good size but with clear signs of algae growing on the walls. All the staff were friendly and helpful. Wifi is not good at all and certainly not high speed. I take into account that Koh Jum is a very uncommercialised island but this resort needs to do better.

Nice place in koh jum where Everything is just Perfect. From the quiet pool to the food and drinks on The quiet and beautiful beach. I highly recommend staying here if you want to get away from it all and live completely stress free 5 star !!

We had an absolutt wonderful stay at this resort. The hotel team took great care of us, and both the food and the beach location was brilliant. We stayed at row 1 and 2 on the beach and it was perfect!

Very nice place. Laid back thai style. Peaceful blizz.

Hi , I would like to leave an honest review of this resort, I travelled with a group of nine of us two family's with kids all over the age of ten. Firstly the resort is in a beautiful location off the beaten track with a stunning backdrop, we arrived by longboat directly to the resort from the mainland after a stay in Koh Lanta. The resort overall does not unfortunately represent any value for money, It's disappointing as many other resorts seem to thrive in similar situations. The breakfast was nothing short of unacceptable, a very poor selection of food so we decided to eat next door and pay for it. The same goes across the board for this resort , Its has super potential and with good management it would be a great place to stay. Hopefully the future will bring its potential.

This resort had recently re opened after 2 years during COVID . The staff and catering were very satisfactory considering the resort had fallen in complete disrepair with wild monkeys,dangerous walkways, electrical connections etc, no apparent health and safety, deshevelled buildings power cuts and roads impassable to the extent we had to wade out into the sea to be able to leave.