No. Their presence is useful evidence of hospitality investment and visitor demand in the area, but it should never be turned into a guaranteed capital-growth or rental-yield claim. A buyer should treat the resorts as local context and then make separate financial assumptions based on real costs, occupancy evidence and personal use.
Northern Khao Lak hospitality context image. It is not presented as a photograph of Marriott or Pullman unless the image itself is explicitly identified that way. Thai Life / North Khao Lak location or resort-context image showing resort wooden reception desk lounge. This supports understanding the surrounding lifestyle and is not represented as the house itself.
