B.M.P Resort

Convenient and Cost-Effective: A Stay at B.M.P Resort, Lam Kaen B.M.P Resort in Lam Kaen, Thailand, serves as a prime example of a practical and economical lodging choice, especially for travelers looking for a brief respite without sacrificing comfort or accessibility. During my stay, the resort proved to be a perfect pit stop, offering good value and convenience that exceeded my expectations. Firstly, the resort's ability to accommodate late-night check-ins was a major plus. Arriving well after midnight, I was pleased to find the process smooth and hassle-free, a relief for any traveler weary after a long journey. The room I stayed in was notably well-kept, with clean bedding and well-maintained furniture, providing a comfortable and restful environment that is often not expected at such budget-friendly accommodations. Secondly, the location of B.M.P Resort is exceptionally strategic for those heading to Khao Lak for liveaboard adventures departing from Taplamu Pier. Positioned midway between Phuket International Airport and the bustling Bang Niang Marketstreet, and near Taplamu Pier, it serves as an ideal base for tourists. This central location not only cuts down on travel time but also helps in managing travel expenses effectively, making it an attractive option for budget-conscious divers and sightseers alike. In conclusion, B.M.P Resort offers a practical stay without the hefty price tag. Its strengths in late-night service availability and strategic positioning make it a commendable choice for those in transit or preparing for marine excursions out of Khao Lak. The resort effectively combines simplicity with functionality, providing all the essentials needed for a comfortable and convenient stay.

We stayed at BMP resort for one night as part of our organized birding holiday. To call this a "resort" is clearly. a stretch - I noted very few amenities. It's a cluster of small bungalows that look nice enough from the outside however ours was a bit cramped. The bathroom had no soap at the sink (only in the shower), there was a single towel as stiff and rough as sandpaper, and the sink had barely a trickle of water. not to mention the glob of old toothpaste in the basin. How gross! We notified staff of the poor water flow and someone came to fix it - apparently it was clogged and water couldn't flow properly but seriously, doesn't the housekeeping staff notice this sort of thing? Our breakfast was arranged for the following morning but we ate little of the half-cooked fried eggs we were served. Yes, it's close to the pier but there isn't much else to recommend it.