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"This bungalow-style resort by Sunset Beach is really lovely. The check-in deposit is just 100 THB. I really enjoyed the hotel's layout—it's only a five-minute walk to a 7-Eleven, which is super handy. The hotel's beach area is pretty small and often has boats around, so if you'd like to go snorkeling, I'd suggest walking about 10 minutes to the east side of the beach. For calm, beautiful turquoise water, head to the north tip of the island—it's about 30 minutes from the hotel. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The resort offers massage services, a diving club, and yoga classes. A quick note on the bungalow I stayed in: there was no hot water, quite a few mosquitoes, and the lighting was fairly dim since it's nestled among gardens and other houses. The hotel also follows an eco-friendly policy to save electricity."

"I chose to stay in the newly opened building, feeling it offered better value for money. It shares the same hotel facilities as the villas, but the rooms are new, with a modern design, and quite spacious. You can even watch the sunrise from here! The pool water's cleanliness was a bit average, likely due to sand brought in by guests. The breakfast restaurant has a beautiful setting and a decent variety of options. However, the staff's proactiveness was a bit lacking; we often had to remind them to clear plates. The beach right in front of the hotel has absolutely stunning clear water, and it's very close to Sunset Beach. There are three shuttle services to the walking street every evening. Highly recommended!"

"The price/quality ratio is excellent. Hotel staff are very pleasant people. The hotel is between two popular beaches (up to each walk not more than 5 minutes). The hotel can take a sap board free of charge. The rooms are clean, bedding too. We had problems with light in the room, but everything was quickly eliminated."

"Service: The hotel sign is visible upon arrival at the dock. After checking your name with the staff, they will help you collect your luggage from the boat. A tuk-tuk will then take you to the hotel. Afterwards, you'll wait in the lobby for check-in and receive a welcome cold towel, drink, and ice cream. A staff member will be nearby to provide detailed information about the hotel app (breakfast is available on the app, and any service requests can be made via the app). A shuttle bus will be provided every evening to take you to the pedestrian street. (See the schedule in Figure 9.) Cleanliness: The pool is cleaned daily. The room is spacious, with separate shower and toilet areas, and the entire washroom area is quite spacious. Amenities: The bedding is very comfortable, and there's a coffee machine and Bluetooth speaker. A variety of glasses are provided (champagne, wine, coffee, and more, including a bottle opener and ice bucket for cocktail shakers). There's also an ironing board and iron in the closet. The hotel provides free paddleboards and kayaks. Environment: Located on Sunrise Beach, there's a small, slightly larger beach to the left, though unfortunately, it's not very visible during the off-season. From the beach villa, you can swim in the ocean. While the sand isn't as fine as Pattaya Beach, the waves are minimal and the water is crystal clear. Photos 6-8 were taken at the beach in front of the hotel. During the off-season, snorkeling is possible at the small island of Kla lsland, just before high tide at 12 PM. The fish are incredibly abundant. The island has two landing points. One is near Koh Adang. The sand here is finer, but the waves can be a bit rough during the rainy season, and there aren't many fish. The other landing point is on the back. Be careful approaching the landing point, as there are many broken conch shells. Wear trekking shoes. There's a tree covered in shells that provides shade, and there are many fish of varying species. (The last photo shows a photo of small fish snorkeling near this landing point.) When the tide starts rising at 12 PM, be sure to secure your boat securely to prevent it from drifting away. Wear trekking shoes, as the reefs can be quite sharp in some areas."