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"The owner of this hotel is Chinese, and they were incredibly warm, welcoming, and helpful. Since we visited Phuket during the Chinese New Year holiday, many excursions were fully booked, but the owner gave us excellent advice and a lot of assistance. The hotel is situated on a hillside, offering great city and sea views. There's also a rooftop pool where you can overlook the entire Patong area. Overall, I had a very satisfying stay at this hotel."

"The hotel's location is unbeatable. It's a four-minute walk to Pub Street, six minutes to Jungceylon Shopping Center, and seven minutes to Central Patong. All the dining, entertainment, and shopping you could want are right nearby. The best part is that self-drivers get free parking, which is fantastic! The breakfast is plentiful, and the service is excellent. The only downside is that the main building, especially floor 23, is incredibly noisy. A friendly tip: definitely avoid rooms ending in 01, 03, 05, or 07 – the noise will keep you up all night. Don't expect to get any sleep before 3:30 AM!"

"100 meters from Karon Beach, an affordable place averaging 90 per person, and two major traps to avoid! I dug up a real gem of a value-for-money hotel near Karon Beach in Phuket, and I absolutely have to recommend it to budget travelers! First, the price: only 180 a night! In China, you'd only get a budget hotel for that price, but here you're right in the beach walking circle. I stayed in building #4, and the room was spotlessly clean, no damp, musty smell, and the bedding was fresh, so I slept very soundly. The best part – it's only 100 meters to the beach! Just change into your swimwear, stroll over, and you're in the water. When you're tired of playing, you can come back anytime for a shower, it's so convenient. The coconut tree at the end of my video is the beach itself. If you want to be even closer, you can ask if buildings #1 or #2 are available, but they might be a bit noisier as they're closer to the road. Breakfast is a buffet, and while it's not a lavish five-star spread, the flavors are authentic and delicious, especially the Thai fried noodles. It tastes just like what you'd get from a street food stall, saving you the cost of a meal. Picture 2 with the bread shows the breakfast spread. Deposit: The front desk requires a 1000 baht cash deposit. When checking out, they're super efficient – they inspect the room and refund it instantly, which is a big plus. Surroundings: There's a 7-Eleven within 200 meters. There's a massage parlor downstairs, but I didn't go. You can always buy water and snacks at 7-Eleven. There are several small eateries nearby; I went to 'The Grand,' a family-run place, and ate there two nights in a row (pictures included). There's a coin laundry next to building #4 downstairs. You'll need coins, and you can buy detergent from the machine, but it's more expensive than 7-Eleven, so I recommend buying it there. ⚠️ But! Here are the major traps to avoid! Trap 1: The private convenience store downstairs – four times the price! I'd been buying things at 7-Eleven for seven or eight days in Thailand. That day, for laundry, I didn't have coins and went to the private store downstairs for convenience. The result? A 2-liter bottle of the same brand mineral water that costs 14 baht outside was 15 baht for 500ml there, a quadruple markup! Absolutely outrageous. Trap 2: Amber Restaurant downstairs – possibly fake reviews! Initially, I saw a high rating on Dazhong Dianping (a Chinese review site) and thought about trying it. But when I got there, I found it was full of Chinese tourists, and they even had group buying deals! As everyone knows, which local Thai restaurant would use Dazhong Dianping for group deals? I suspected the scores were faked, so I decided not to eat there. Everyone should assess it for themselves. On a side note, regarding the coin laundry downstairs I mentioned earlier, it costs 50-60 baht per wash. If you don't have coins, you can exchange them directly at the machine or ask the front desk for help. Absolutely do NOT go to that rip-off store to get change! There are more Chinese and Russian tourists staying here. The staff can generally communicate in English, and ordering food by gesturing is perfectly fine. In a nutshell: For 180 baht, what more could you ask for? Just go for it! But keep your hands in your pockets and stay away from those two places downstairs!"

"The room is fully equipped with amenities and very pleasant. It's a semi-condo style room, quiet, and about a 20-minute walk to the beach. There's a swimming pool with beautiful views for photos. Highly recommended for those who love peace and quiet."

"We chose this hotel for our anniversary trip to Phuket. I'd emailed them beforehand and they kindly helped decorate the room, which we really appreciated. The staff were all warm and polite, helping us with our luggage and so on. The sea view from our room was absolutely perfect; it was so relaxing to just sit on the balcony every day. The only downsides were the long walk from the main entrance to the room, which required taking several elevators, and the room was a bit humid, but these were minor issues. We'd definitely choose this place again next time we visit Kata Beach."

"Overall, the room was decent, feeling like it had been renovated, but the bathroom seemed quite old, and the cleanliness really needs improvement. As for the hotel staff, their attitude wasn't very friendly. They basically didn't greet guests proactively, and a smile seemed like a luxury for them. This was the worst experience I've had with staff among all the hotels I've stayed at in Thailand, as most Thai hotel staff are very friendly and welcoming. Also, when I booked on Trip.com, I requested a high floor and no corner room. However, upon arrival, I was assigned a room on the ground floor at the very end. When I approached the front desk, they told me that even with special requests, they couldn't guarantee all of them would be met. But at least one request could have been fulfilled, right? Otherwise, what's the point of the request feature? After my strong insistence, they moved me to a high-floor room near the edge. Despite these issues, the hotel's location is indeed good, the views are great, and there are plenty of food and drink options right outside, with a 7-Eleven just by the hotel entrance."

"The location wasn't suitable for me; it was far from activities and the beach. The food wasn't good and didn't cater to Arab tastes. However, the place was clean, and the room on the fourth floor had a sea view, but it was very, very far away and only visible during the day."

"I highly recommend this hotel! Its location is excellent, right by the airport link, just a five-minute walk to the stop. It's also very close to the beach, just across the road, and the views are absolutely stunning. The room is spacious and even has a balcony. The bedding is very clean, and they clean the room daily. The hotel boasts a super long swimming pool. For around 200 baht, it's incredible value for money. Breakfast is just okay, but there are plenty of 7-Elevens and restaurants nearby. The deposit is 3000 Thai Baht. The only minor downsides were some footsteps from upstairs and music/singing from outside at night, which could be a bit noisy. Otherwise, it was absolutely perfect, and I'll definitely be back!"

"On a business trip, and overall, I'm very satisfied. The hotel's location is close to the business district, making commuting easy. The room is quiet, the desk is spacious, and the internet is stable, which is great for getting work done. The hygiene standards are high, with housekeeping tidying up regularly. The front desk service is efficient and supports express checkout, ensuring no delays to my schedule. With amenities like a laundry room and self-service pantry, it's comfortable even for extended business trips. Definitely my top choice for business travel."