Your rating of this hotel:
2.0
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Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
1.0
Service:
3.0
Cleanliness:
2.0
Food:
3.0
Amenities:
3.0
I would like to share my experience of staying at this hotel. The flight was delayed for 8 hours and we arrived at one o'clock in the afternoon, submitted documents and sat waiting for resettlement. Everyone who did not leave the reception was settled earlier, but we were not invited with my sister and 2 girls. Luck smiled at us, there were no places in the superrior and we were settled in a villa, which we later regretted. So here are the pros:
- a beautiful area, there is where to walk and take pictures
- near the sea and a beautiful pool
- gorgeous view from the restaurant and from the beach to the Temple of Truth
- own beach with sunbeds and swings
- good breakfasts
- you can swim in the sea (if you are not very picky about the color of the water)
Minuses:
- far from tuk-tuks
- part of the road was dug up, even a taxi could not come, find a detour
- upon check-in, you need to pay a deposit in baht (they change, but the exchange rate is not favorable)
- from this deposit they will then deduct for glasses (even if you didn’t break anything, but 1 is different from the other in shape, so check everything when you check in. There was a scandal about this with us), towels, slippers, bathrobes. Also for drinks at the bar.
- apparently anyone can eat and drink and write to the account of your number. We didn’t take anything at the bar, towels were handed in on time, when I checked out, I personally stood watching them check the room, but they gave the deposit minus a 100 baht cocktail. My indignation knew no bounds. The guides from the annex tour intervened, for which I am very grateful to them, they scratched out (you can’t call it otherwise) this money back and gave it to us on the bus to the airport.
- very noisy, we jumped when the neighbors walked upstairs in the room, no soundproofing.
- they rent rooms for locals for a few nights for a drinking party and they walk on the street next to the room, drink, talk at the table.
They also rent areas by the pool and next to the villa to Thai or Chinese sports teams. Those in the morning ran through the woods cheerful starts, in the evening there was a concert in 2 places, the music was screaming.
- there are not enough sunbeds, you need to borrow at 5 in the morning. We decided to lie down by the pool calmly, it was not there. A local mother sat on my sunbed, I also sat down, she got up, but sat next to the curb and yelled all the time, now into the phone, then controlled her children in the pool, the coach taught them to swim. This is not a hotel, but a front yard. Conclusion - if you are going to spend little time in the hotel and will be on excursions all the time, then it will suit you. If you want peace and tranquility, then consider another option.
The exchanger is located next to seven and left with large glasses. doors, it is more profitable to change it. There is also a yellow little one further, less profitable. Items can be washed in the laundry. self-service machines for 40 baht. powder is also sold.
There are plenty of cafes, Russian cuisine is near the hotel. There are a lot of massages, but I didn’t get a foot massage and oil massage (just stroked it), but I don’t risk the classic one.
Where can you go:
- went by tuk-tuk to the fish market. It's fun to see how it all pans out. We bought it for 400 baht, cooked it in a cafe nearby, paid 250.40 baht for cooking for 2 people who were sitting at the table. Ate, but did not enjoy.
- liked terminal 21, be sure to visit
- self-service buffet opposite the northern bus station. 300 baht per person and 60 per pan and eat as much meat and seafood as you want. There are tiles on the table, they put a pot of broth and you cook it yourself as you like. Also incl. drinks, ice cream, ready meals.
- Koh Samet island. We went for 2 nights ourselves without booking, only a transfer of 800 baht per person, in the evenings we watched a fire show. You can swim, but the waves.
- Ko Lan. There are no waves, but the Chinese and Indians come there in batches.
- a beautiful area, there is where to walk and take pictures
- near the sea and a beautiful pool
- gorgeous view from the restaurant and from the beach to the Temple of Truth
- own beach with sunbeds and swings
- good breakfasts
- you can swim in the sea (if you are not very picky about the color of the water)
Minuses:
- far from tuk-tuks
- part of the road was dug up, even a taxi could not come, find a detour
- upon check-in, you need to pay a deposit in baht (they change, but the exchange rate is not favorable)
- from this deposit they will then deduct for glasses (even if you didn’t break anything, but 1 is different from the other in shape, so check everything when you check in. There was a scandal about this with us), towels, slippers, bathrobes. Also for drinks at the bar.
- apparently anyone can eat and drink and write to the account of your number. We didn’t take anything at the bar, towels were handed in on time, when I checked out, I personally stood watching them check the room, but they gave the deposit minus a 100 baht cocktail. My indignation knew no bounds. The guides from the annex tour intervened, for which I am very grateful to them, they scratched out (you can’t call it otherwise) this money back and gave it to us on the bus to the airport.
- very noisy, we jumped when the neighbors walked upstairs in the room, no soundproofing.
- they rent rooms for locals for a few nights for a drinking party and they walk on the street next to the room, drink, talk at the table.
They also rent areas by the pool and next to the villa to Thai or Chinese sports teams. Those in the morning ran through the woods cheerful starts, in the evening there was a concert in 2 places, the music was screaming.
- there are not enough sunbeds, you need to borrow at 5 in the morning. We decided to lie down by the pool calmly, it was not there. A local mother sat on my sunbed, I also sat down, she got up, but sat next to the curb and yelled all the time, now into the phone, then controlled her children in the pool, the coach taught them to swim. This is not a hotel, but a front yard. Conclusion - if you are going to spend little time in the hotel and will be on excursions all the time, then it will suit you. If you want peace and tranquility, then consider another option.
The exchanger is located next to seven and left with large glasses. doors, it is more profitable to change it. There is also a yellow little one further, less profitable. Items can be washed in the laundry. self-service machines for 40 baht. powder is also sold.
There are plenty of cafes, Russian cuisine is near the hotel. There are a lot of massages, but I didn’t get a foot massage and oil massage (just stroked it), but I don’t risk the classic one.
Where can you go:
- went by tuk-tuk to the fish market. It's fun to see how it all pans out. We bought it for 400 baht, cooked it in a cafe nearby, paid 250.40 baht for cooking for 2 people who were sitting at the table. Ate, but did not enjoy.
- liked terminal 21, be sure to visit
- self-service buffet opposite the northern bus station. 300 baht per person and 60 per pan and eat as much meat and seafood as you want. There are tiles on the table, they put a pot of broth and you cook it yourself as you like. Also incl. drinks, ice cream, ready meals.
- Koh Samet island. We went for 2 nights ourselves without booking, only a transfer of 800 baht per person, in the evenings we watched a fire show. You can swim, but the waves.
- Ko Lan. There are no waves, but the Chinese and Indians come there in batches.
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