Find hotels in Sangat Island from ฿476

"My wife and visited this property for 7 nights. We booked private transportation to and from the airport. We had also booked our excursions and motorbike rental through the hotel. The room was great and the air conditioning work very well. The bed was comfortable. The food and drinks were delicious and satisfying. Don’t miss out on the 2 for 1 happy hour! Most importantly was the awesomeness of the staff! I mean EVERYONE on the property was amazing! Very helpful with a mission to insure you are well taken care of. From the transportation (Marco), the front desk, breakfast and pool folks and importantly the housekeepers! Everyone ensured our time at the 2 Seasons was the best! One day I did not feel well and somehow the front desk became aware and they called my room to ask how I was doing and if I needed anything to include over the counter medication. Wow! That’s genuine kindness, compassion and care for their customers! My wife and I loved our stay and we are sure you will enjoy it as well! Happy travels to beautiful Coron! Highly recommended and We will be back!!!"

"I love the privacy of this property!! We received a warm welcome. Staff very courteous, friendly, and respectful. Check-in process relatively easy. Did have issues with phone not working and major concerns with drainage, especially toilet and shower. Lock to the french doors broke and it took them 1 1/2 days to fix. Need a map for guests to facilitate with awareness of amenities. I did love that they had bikes to use in the island!! Understand the challenges of being on a private island but availability of certain food or drink is a real problem that guests, who paid for this somewhat costly resort, should not hear the phrase “not available.” Every effort should be made to stock up on easily accessible items like mint or ube. Grow the mint. It is easy to grow and spreads quickly. Check-out process not easy. Had to go to the lobby for a second time. Unnecessary. People who can afford this resort would not take anything in the room. Frankly, it’s demeaning to guests."