Food & drink prices at Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket
Food and beverage pricing shows significant variation—some items and venues offer good value, while specific restaurant charges appear high. Evidence is mixed and mostly lacks detail on breakfast inclusion.
All claims are from May-July 2026, showing consistent recent perspective. No temporal pattern of price change detected within this short window.
What the reviews tell us
Water markups at restaurants are notably high: 120 THB (~$3.40 USD) charged for bottled drinking water, flagged as unreasonable by at least one reviewer.
Beach vendors offer transparent, affordable pricing—coconuts described as large and delicious for 80 baht each.
Hotel restaurants have mixed pricing: one of two venues reported to have reasonable prices, but specifics are limited.
No clear evidence provided on whether breakfast is included in room rates.
Dusit Thani Laguna Phuket's F&B pricing presents a mixed picture. Reviewers report reasonable restaurant prices at one of the hotel's two dining venues and note that beach-area food and drinks are affordable. However, specific pricing examples reveal potential cost concerns: bottled water at a restaurant cost 120 THB (approximately $3.40 USD), which some reviewers from India found excessive for a basic beverage item. Coconuts sold on the beach for 80 baht represent more transparent pricing and are viewed positively. The data does not clearly address whether breakfast is included in room rates. Most positive feedback lacks specificity about which restaurants or exact pricing, limiting confidence in drawing firm conclusions about overall F&B value.
Price perception varies sharply by venue and item type
The hotel's F&B pricing is not uniformly perceived. Beach vendors and at least one restaurant are described as offering reasonable or affordable pricing (claims 264289, 264416, 264624, 265729), yet specific restaurant charges—particularly for water—are criticized as excessive (claim 258358). This suggests pricing varies significantly between venues and by item category, or that 'reasonable' is interpreted loosely by some reviewers without comparison to external benchmarks. The Indian reviewer's negative sentiment toward water pricing contrasts with positive sentiment from Russian and Japanese reviewers on overall restaurant costs, possibly reflecting different baseline price expectations by country of origin.
The evidence
Both sides shown — including dissenting reviewsbeing charged 120 THB for bottled drinking water while dining at one of the restaurants
highly recommend coconuts. Here they are delicious and big. And it costs 1 coconut just 80 baht
в отеле два ресторана в одном из них достаточно приемлемые цены
можно купить все что угодно совершенно не дорого
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