Abani Jomtien Inn

I am no stranger to sketchy accommodations, but this one is too much even for me, they didn't ask me for my passport or payment upon checkin, which actually worked in my favor because we ended up leaving 15 minutes later. The couch looked like it had mildew and water stains, as did almost every porous surface, the linens for the beds had a few holes, there were no towels although there was water, the bathroom had a window to one of the beds for some reason, and that's not the end of the bathroom. The holder for the shower head was completely broken off the wall and the shower head was laying in the sink. There was also a not-so-pleasant grate in the middle of the shower area floor, and there was trash in the desk drawer. The hotel is also in a rather run down area, most of the neighboring buildings were abandoned or in disrepair, and the worst part is the beach was shut down for the half mile in front of the hotel for construction. I'm not sure how long that construction is going to last, but beach or not, I would suggest staying somewhere else. We were going to pick somewhere more expensive but there are actually plenty of options that are even cheaper than abani but nicer which is what we ended up choosing to move to.