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"Well designed. Love this boutique hotel so much, and they are so caring too. They have comfortable slippers for in door and slippers for outdoor to the beach. Also, they have a bag with towels which you can take it to the beach, it's super awesome hotel, will stay again next time"

"The room was clean, smelled nice. Good bed and pillows, clean linens and towels. We are not picky about hotels, but this was good value for money."

"Everything was perfect. The room is clean and beautiful. The bed is very large and comfortable. The shower room is clean and the water pressure is good. Beautiful courtyard, very cozy to sit in the evening. The staff is very responsive. A great choice on Samed Island."

"First, the cons (there are many) - no one is waiting for you upon check-in, there's no reception, you have to call, and if you don't have a Thai SIM card, you just sit and wait in the heat - the room is very small (6 square meters), of which 4 are taken up by a stone bed. There's not even room to open a suitcase, let alone put things in it - the windows face the hallway, no ventilation, nothing dries, towels rot, no ventilation in the shower, and everything is moldy (which is dangerous for your health) Now, the pros - the location is decent, the beach is nearby - the bed linen was new and generally clean - they say cleaning is done every two days, but I didn't get any for three days - they leave water - a cute cat who constantly sleeps on the porch"

"Let's start with the pros: 1. The service was excellent. They proactively provided information about nearby amenities, beach locations, and show times, and were very friendly. 2. The environment was relatively quiet, with occasional motorcycle noise, but it was completely acceptable. 3. The cleanliness was good, with the staff tidying up the front door every morning. Drawbacks: 1. A common problem with island accommodations is the abundance of mosquitoes, especially mosquitoes. Be prepared for this. 2. One thing I was particularly concerned about was that some of the room amenities were rather unpleasant (the bed legs were a bit risky, and the hair dryer, while functional, would have been much better). In summary: On islands, unless you're staying at an international star-rated hotel or a higher-end hotel, you'll usually encounter the mosquito issues I mentioned. Overall, the price is still very good value. Easter egg: The hotel is a 5-minute walk to one of the only two 7-Elevens on the island. Continue walking for 3 minutes to reach the beach. Turn left at the beach and there will be fire dance and iron flower performances around 7:30 every night. If you are traveling with children, it is recommended to take the children to AO PHRAO Beach in the morning. When the tide goes out in the morning, the coral reef will be exposed. There are many small fish in it and the water quality is also very good. Go there from the bus stop next to 7-Eleven. If there is a carpool, it is 30 baht per person. If there is no carpool, it is 200 baht to charter a car. If there are few people, it is recommended to go by motorcycle. We have two children and we can't ride a motorcycle."

"The small hotel is very successfully located, near shops 7/11, street with restaurants and beach The room is light, clean, there is a teapot and a fur The hotel was quiet, the New Year holidays included the New Year 's Eve, quietly and quietly. We got a corner number on the second floor, if there is a choice better to choose it, the window on the garden 🤣 (the papaya and bananas grew) opened."

"The hotel is located on the second line from the sea, on a tuk-tuk route. It's a 200-meter walk to the sea and 700 meters to the Seven Seas. When we were choosing a hotel, we were focusing on the coastline and thought it was on the beachfront, but... In the evenings, sleeping in a beachfront hotel isn't realistic for families with children. Music plays from all the bars, so the pizza is okay in that regard. Inside, everything is standard; we weren't expecting anything fancy. What we didn't like was the shower in the bathroom, which is shared with the toilet, without a partition. If you're not going to the bathroom to wash, your feet will still be wet."