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Top All Inclusive resorts in Asia

Ready to explore Asia from an All Inclusive base? These resorts make things easy.
If your travel plans include the words ‘Asia’ and ‘All Inclusive’, you’re in luck – because we’ve pulled out three of the best All Inclusive resorts in Asia that should be on your wish-list. The only problem might be whittling them down to just one…

Places like Riu Palace Phuket and Barcelo Coconut Island, for example, are prime examples of what happens when Thailand’s natural beauty meets a properly thought-out All Inclusive package. And that’s just for starters – because we’ve also thrown laid-back Balinese luxury into the mix via Hyatt Regency Bali.

Take a look at our top three resorts, which pair the convenience of All Inclusive with the experiences that make Asia unforgettable. We’re talking infinity pools framed by tropical gardens, restaurants serving authentic local dishes, and locations that put you right in the thick of it (or blissfully just outside of it).

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Riu Palace Phuket, Thailand

The brand-new Riu Palace Phuket delivers five-star luxury on Thailand’s most famous island. And it’s on Mai Khao Beach, so you get miles of sand and the Andaman Sea as your permanent plus-one.

The All Inclusive package here covers a whole range of restaurants, including Thai and Italian options that mean you don’t have to venture out every evening unless you want to. A trio of pools includes one for kids and one with an adults-only swim-up bar, and rooms feature hydro-massage baths and balconies with garden or sea views. Some even come with direct pool access.

There’s a full daytime activity programme, group RIU Fit sessions, and live music and shows in the evenings – so your post-dinner plans practically organise themselves.

Experience Thai luxury at Riu Palace Phuket.
A CGI mock-up of the pool at Riu Palace Phuket.
CGI planned appearance

Barcelo Coconut Island, Thailand

Fancy staying on a private island just off Phuket’s coast? Enter Barcelo Coconut Island. You’ll get here in style via a short speedboat ride, which immediately makes you feel like you’ve escaped somewhere special.

The resort is wrapped in tropical gardens, with an infinity pool that overlooks the Andaman Sea and hammocks swaying between palms. The All Inclusive package includes Thai, Japanese and Italian restaurants plus a beachside bar serving sunset cocktails.

Rooms come with terraces or balconies, and villas provide extra space for families or groups. Paddleboarding and snorkelling are included, you can pay a bit extra to use the chic spa, and cultural shows in the evenings offer a taste of Thai traditions – without even needing to leave your sandy sanctuary.

Escape to Barcelo Coconut Island.
An ocean view from a wooden deck of the hotel restaurant.

Hyatt Regency Bali, Indonesia

Hyatt Regency Bali blends luxury with nature in laid-back Sanur. This beachfront resort is on one of the island’s calmer stretches of coast, where traditional fishing boats dot the horizon and the atmosphere feels worlds away from bustling Seminyak.

You’ve got two restaurants to pick from at mealtimes, featuring Indonesian specialities and Italian dishes. And pool-wise there are three to switch between – including one for kids and two that sit side by side near the beach.

Rooms offer terraces overlooking tropical gardens, while select villas come with private pools – ideal for honeymooners or celebratory escapes. There’s also a hotel-run kids’ club for 4 to 12-year-olds, and you get an hour a day included as part of the All Inclusive package.

Find your Bali paradise at Hyatt Regency Bali.
A luxury hotel pool with Indonesian-style statues and manicured gardens.
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Or, if you need more inspo, take a look at the best things to do in Thailand, read why Thailand isn’t just for backpackers, and take a look at our list of the best All Inclusive resorts elsewhere.

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Author: Katie Gregory


Last updated: 18.03.2026