Reviews of ibis Phuket Kata SHA Plus+

Good day everyone! We checked into the Ibis Kata hotel for 7 days, 2 rooms, one with a large bed and one with two beds, in a minimalist style, but it has everything necessary, there are beach towels and flip-flops) there are small balconies: 2 chairs and a table on the balcony, the rooms on the odd side overlook the building where construction is taking place, but it does not interfere for now, we'll see how it goes later) the first impression is very pleasant🌸 wishing everyone a great vacation🏝️

Good day everyone! We checked into the Ibis Kata hotel for 7 days, 2 rooms, one with a large bed and one with two beds, in a minimalist style, but it has everything necessary, there are beach towels and flip-flops) there are small balconies: 2 chairs and a table on the balcony, the rooms on the odd side overlook the building where construction is taking place, but it does not interfere for now, we'll see how it goes later) the first impression is very pleasant🌸 wishing everyone a great vacation🏝️

Good day everyone! We checked into the Ibis Kata hotel for 7 days, 2 rooms, one with a large bed and one with two beds, in a minimalist style, but it has everything necessary, there are beach towels and flip-flops) there are small balconies: 2 chairs and a table on the balcony, the rooms on the odd side overlook the building where construction is taking place, but it does not interfere for now, we'll see how it goes later) the first impression is very pleasant🌸 wishing everyone a great vacation🏝️

Good day everyone! We checked into the Ibis Kata hotel for 7 days, 2 rooms, one with a large bed and one with two beds, in a minimalist style, but it has everything necessary, there are beach towels and flip-flops) there are small balconies: 2 chairs and a table on the balcony, the rooms on the odd side overlook the building where construction is taking place, but it does not interfere for now, we'll see how it goes later) the first impression is very pleasant🌸 wishing everyone a great vacation🏝️

Good day everyone! We checked into the Ibis Kata hotel for 7 days, 2 rooms, one with a large bed and one with two beds, in a minimalist style, but it has everything necessary, there are beach towels and flip-flops) there are small balconies: 2 chairs and a table on the balcony, the rooms on the odd side overlook the building where construction is taking place, but it does not interfere for now, we'll see how it goes later) the first impression is very pleasant🌸 wishing everyone a great vacation🏝️

Breakfast until 10:30 AM.

Hello, we were here in December and didn't notice any negatives. The breakfasts are good for a 3-star hotel, and it takes about 12-15 minutes to walk to the sea.

Hello, we were here in December and didn't notice any negatives. The breakfasts are good for a 3-star hotel, and it takes about 12-15 minutes to walk to the sea.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of November. In my opinion, it's a normal hotel, although the rooms are tiny, but we only slept there. The common area (lobby, pool) is quite cozy, and they often had "happy hour" in the evenings - 2 cocktails for the price of 1. There were also games with kids in the pool, and a DJ played tracks by the pool. Through trial and error, we found a tasty and budget-friendly restaurant nearby, and there was always a line in the evenings! This speaks to good service, safe and delicious food, and affordable prices. On the right side of the hotel's exit is a neighboring building - a massage salon, where we went regularly. The prices there were the same as in all other massage places. 👍🏻There was also a convenient laundry service there, where we could drop off our laundry (70 baht per kilogram). With kids who constantly stained their clothes, it was a lifesaver.

We rested from December 14th to December 25th at a 3-star hotel, of course. We came here with children because there were no more family rooms available anywhere else. The hotel wasn't impressive, but it was clean. They changed everything for us every day, including the bed and towels (which were white and clean). The location of the hotel was the biggest advantage, as everything was nearby. There was an exchange office and a laundry nearby. The laundry was actually good. We walked out onto the street and found everything we needed. We went to the beach through the hotel (a shortcut) and also managed to reach Karon Beach. If anyone is interested, we discovered some tasty places: 1) Veranda (expensive, but everything was delicious) 2) Sushi Niko. It looks like a simple eatery, but the sushi there was amazing. We went there three times and enjoyed it. We took a tuk-tuk from Ibis to get there and walked back. 3) At the night market, there is a café, but we didn't see its name. We always had lunch there with the children and they made the most delicious cocktails. It was a budget-friendly option. 4) There is also a Russian restaurant called Cheburashka near the Ozo hotel. The food there was delicious too. 5) At the market in the evening, we bought tuna. They fry it on a skillet and serve it with salad and avocado. It was very tasty. We also bought trout and meat steak and brought them to the same café at the market (so we could have our own food with us). The breakfast was monotonous, but we didn't go hungry. It was quiet and peaceful, and our windows looked out onto the Grand Kata VIP hotel's balcony. It was funny. By the way, there was construction going on nearby, but we didn't really notice it. The hotel was good for sleeping, and we had fun elsewhere with the children. We moved around a lot. It wouldn't hurt for the hotel to undergo a complete renovation. That would be super, but overall it wasn't anything critical. It was a clean 3-star hotel. My husband said it felt like Soviet times.

We rested from December 14th to December 25th at a 3-star hotel, of course. We came here with children because there were no more family rooms available anywhere else. The hotel wasn't impressive, but it was clean. They changed everything for us every day, including the bed and towels (which were white and clean). The location of the hotel was the biggest advantage, as everything was nearby. There was an exchange office and a laundry nearby. The laundry was actually good. We walked out onto the street and found everything we needed. We went to the beach through the hotel (a shortcut) and also managed to reach Karon Beach. If anyone is interested, we discovered some tasty places: 1) Veranda (expensive, but everything was delicious) 2) Sushi Niko. It looks like a simple eatery, but the sushi there was amazing. We went there three times and enjoyed it. We took a tuk-tuk from Ibis to get there and walked back. 3) At the night market, there is a café, but we didn't see its name. We always had lunch there with the children and they made the most delicious cocktails. It was a budget-friendly option. 4) There is also a Russian restaurant called Cheburashka near the Ozo hotel. The food there was delicious too. 5) At the market in the evening, we bought tuna. They fry it on a skillet and serve it with salad and avocado. It was very tasty. We also bought trout and meat steak and brought them to the same café at the market (so we could have our own food with us). The breakfast was monotonous, but we didn't go hungry. It was quiet and peaceful, and our windows looked out onto the Grand Kata VIP hotel's balcony. It was funny. By the way, there was construction going on nearby, but we didn't really notice it. The hotel was good for sleeping, and we had fun elsewhere with the children. We moved around a lot. It wouldn't hurt for the hotel to undergo a complete renovation. That would be super, but overall it wasn't anything critical. It was a clean 3-star hotel. My husband said it felt like Soviet times.

We rested from December 14th to December 25th at a 3-star hotel, of course. We came here with children because there were no more family rooms available anywhere else. The hotel wasn't impressive, but it was clean. They changed everything for us every day, including the bed and towels (which were white and clean). The location of the hotel was the biggest advantage, as everything was nearby. There was an exchange office and a laundry nearby. The laundry was actually good. We walked out onto the street and found everything we needed. We went to the beach through the hotel (a shortcut) and also managed to reach Karon Beach. If anyone is interested, we discovered some tasty places: 1) Veranda (expensive, but everything was delicious) 2) Sushi Niko. It looks like a simple eatery, but the sushi there was amazing. We went there three times and enjoyed it. We took a tuk-tuk from Ibis to get there and walked back. 3) At the night market, there is a café, but we didn't see its name. We always had lunch there with the children and they made the most delicious cocktails. It was a budget-friendly option. 4) There is also a Russian restaurant called Cheburashka near the Ozo hotel. The food there was delicious too. 5) At the market in the evening, we bought tuna. They fry it on a skillet and serve it with salad and avocado. It was very tasty. We also bought trout and meat steak and brought them to the same café at the market (so we could have our own food with us). The breakfast was monotonous, but we didn't go hungry. It was quiet and peaceful, and our windows looked out onto the Grand Kata VIP hotel's balcony. It was funny. By the way, there was construction going on nearby, but we didn't really notice it. The hotel was good for sleeping, and we had fun elsewhere with the children. We moved around a lot. It wouldn't hurt for the hotel to undergo a complete renovation. That would be super, but overall it wasn't anything critical. It was a clean 3-star hotel. My husband said it felt like Soviet times.

We rested from December 14th to December 25th at a 3-star hotel, of course. We came here with children because there were no more family rooms available anywhere else. The hotel wasn't impressive, but it was clean. They changed everything for us every day, including the bed and towels (which were white and clean). The location of the hotel was the biggest advantage, as everything was nearby. There was an exchange office and a laundry nearby. The laundry was actually good. We walked out onto the street and found everything we needed. We went to the beach through the hotel (a shortcut) and also managed to reach Karon Beach. If anyone is interested, we discovered some tasty places: 1) Veranda (expensive, but everything was delicious) 2) Sushi Niko. It looks like a simple eatery, but the sushi there was amazing. We went there three times and enjoyed it. We took a tuk-tuk from Ibis to get there and walked back. 3) At the night market, there is a café, but we didn't see its name. We always had lunch there with the children and they made the most delicious cocktails. It was a budget-friendly option. 4) There is also a Russian restaurant called Cheburashka near the Ozo hotel. The food there was delicious too. 5) At the market in the evening, we bought tuna. They fry it on a skillet and serve it with salad and avocado. It was very tasty. We also bought trout and meat steak and brought them to the same café at the market (so we could have our own food with us). The breakfast was monotonous, but we didn't go hungry. It was quiet and peaceful, and our windows looked out onto the Grand Kata VIP hotel's balcony. It was funny. By the way, there was construction going on nearby, but we didn't really notice it. The hotel was good for sleeping, and we had fun elsewhere with the children. We moved around a lot. It wouldn't hurt for the hotel to undergo a complete renovation. That would be super, but overall it wasn't anything critical. It was a clean 3-star hotel. My husband said it felt like Soviet times.

We rested from December 14th to December 25th at a 3-star hotel, of course. We came here with children because there were no more family rooms available anywhere else. The hotel wasn't impressive, but it was clean. They changed everything for us every day, including the bed and towels (which were white and clean). The location of the hotel was the biggest advantage, as everything was nearby. There was an exchange office and a laundry nearby. The laundry was actually good. We walked out onto the street and found everything we needed. We went to the beach through the hotel (a shortcut) and also managed to reach Karon Beach. If anyone is interested, we discovered some tasty places: 1) Veranda (expensive, but everything was delicious) 2) Sushi Niko. It looks like a simple eatery, but the sushi there was amazing. We went there three times and enjoyed it. We took a tuk-tuk from Ibis to get there and walked back. 3) At the night market, there is a café, but we didn't see its name. We always had lunch there with the children and they made the most delicious cocktails. It was a budget-friendly option. 4) There is also a Russian restaurant called Cheburashka near the Ozo hotel. The food there was delicious too. 5) At the market in the evening, we bought tuna. They fry it on a skillet and serve it with salad and avocado. It was very tasty. We also bought trout and meat steak and brought them to the same café at the market (so we could have our own food with us). The breakfast was monotonous, but we didn't go hungry. It was quiet and peaceful, and our windows looked out onto the Grand Kata VIP hotel's balcony. It was funny. By the way, there was construction going on nearby, but we didn't really notice it. The hotel was good for sleeping, and we had fun elsewhere with the children. We moved around a lot. It wouldn't hurt for the hotel to undergo a complete renovation. That would be super, but overall it wasn't anything critical. It was a clean 3-star hotel. My husband said it felt like Soviet times.

Terrible hotel, dirty. We chose it because it is a chain and we had already stayed at an Ibis in the UAE. But this place is the worst! There is nothing else to eat for breakfast except for scrambled eggs. They only change the towels when cleaning the rooms, everything else is left untouched. They gave us used slippers, the first time we have encountered this.

Terrible hotel, dirty. We chose it because it is a chain and we had already stayed at an Ibis in the UAE. But this place is the worst! There is nothing else to eat for breakfast except for scrambled eggs. They only change the towels when cleaning the rooms, everything else is left untouched. They gave us used slippers, the first time we have encountered this.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

I was quite satisfied with the hotel. Besides, I came to enjoy the vacation and the sea, not the hotel. The breakfasts were decent, with plenty of choices, and the room was also nice. As for those who say there is not enough space for belongings, well, why bring a "ton" of things to Thailand? I only needed a swimsuit, 2 shorts, and 3 t-shirts. The cleaning service was typical for Thai hotels, but not a big deal. There were no bugs or pests, and the room had a kettle and a hairdryer. The towels were changed every day, including beach towels if you left them for replacement. As for the pool, I cannot comment since I didn't visit it once in 12 days 😂 I got a massage nearby the hotel, to the right if you leave the hotel. It was the best option and the prices were reasonable. There are plenty of currency exchange offices nearby, so finding a good exchange rate is easy.

The hotel is not bad, but the breakfasts were not impressive. One day there was an inspection and it was a completely different story: there was Lipton tea, green tea, bananas, and longan. But the next day, it was back to the same as before: there seemed to be a lot of things, but in reality, there was nothing special.

The hotel is not bad, but the breakfasts were not impressive. One day there was an inspection and it was a completely different story: there was Lipton tea, green tea, bananas, and longan. But the next day, it was back to the same as before: there seemed to be a lot of things, but in reality, there was nothing special.

The hotel is not bad, but the breakfasts were not impressive. One day there was an inspection and it was a completely different story: there was Lipton tea, green tea, bananas, and longan. But the next day, it was back to the same as before: there seemed to be a lot of things, but in reality, there was nothing special.

The hotel is not bad, but the breakfasts were not impressive. One day there was an inspection and it was a completely different story: there was Lipton tea, green tea, bananas, and longan. But the next day, it was back to the same as before: there seemed to be a lot of things, but in reality, there was nothing special.

The hotel is not bad, but the breakfasts were not impressive. One day there was an inspection and it was a completely different story: there was Lipton tea, green tea, bananas, and longan. But the next day, it was back to the same as before: there seemed to be a lot of things, but in reality, there was nothing special.

The hotel is not bad, but the breakfasts were not impressive. One day there was an inspection and it was a completely different story: there was Lipton tea, green tea, bananas, and longan. But the next day, it was back to the same as before: there seemed to be a lot of things, but in reality, there was nothing special.