MIDA Grande Resort Phuket

Our stay at Mida Grande was lovely. We went for the all include package which included a large menu and selection of drinks to choose from (the actual menu’s were affordable and lots to choose from too for anyone that wanted just room). The staff were so lovely and made us feel super welcome. Areas are clean and pools were a great place to relax. Hotel is a short walk from Surin beach in a very quiet yet friendly area. All other tourist places are a cab journey away.

We recently stayed at the Mida Grande Resort in Phuket for a family vacation, and overall, it was a memorable experience especially if you’re staying in one of their villas. We had a beautiful three-bedroom villa complete with a private pool. The rooms were very spacious, tastefully designed with modern interiors, and the bathrooms were exceptionally clean. The staff were warm and welcoming, reflecting the renowned Thai hospitality, which we truly appreciated. However, we found the main restaurant to be slightly outdated, with limited dining options. Given Thailand’s rich culinary scene, we were hoping for a more diverse and appealing menu. Unfortunately, the food selection didn’t quite meet our expectations. While the hotel appeared to be fully booked, it never felt crowded. The main pool area is relatively small, which might explain why it was often quiet. That said, the rooftop pool was a highlight offering stunning sunset views and a great bar to unwind in the evenings. One area for improvement is the breakfast offering. Coming from the Middle East, we had higher expectations, particularly around the variety of fruits available. Despite Thailand’s incredible fruit selection, the breakfast buffet was quite limited — with some mornings offering only watermelon. In summary, if you’re booking a villa, the Mida Grande Resort is a great choice for families. It provides privacy, comfort, and a peaceful atmosphere — a lovely setting for a relaxing stay in Phuket.

So while travelling around Phuket it’s nice to be able to get a day pass allowing you to enjoy the facilities that are on offer. This type of experience helps you decide in the future if the hotel is worth staying at in the future. Not at The Mida who has a No Pass policy! I ve stayed at the Mida in the past and its general standard of cleanliness is pretty poor especially with the rooftop pools, my visit recently was to see if anything has changed, well you won’t know until you’ve paid your money and rolled the dice with your upcoming experience. Plenty of top hotels in the area that are far more welcoming with nothing to hide.