Best Hotels near Wat Ko Kaew Suttharam, Tha Rab

The accommodation is next to the road, convenient, clean, and keeps out noise with a glass partition on the balcony. Unable to receive natural wind Reduces the noise of donkey cars very well. But there were some that could be heard. The metal bed is unbalanced, making it uncomfortable to sleep on and cause back pain. A toilet with air pushing out the sound of water flowing. causing several loud noises before falling asleep The water heater works for a few minutes. It stopped working and never came back to work. It was a huge failure. It is recommended to test the facilities before providing service.

The room is clean, very spacious, but there is no elevator. There is enough parking. Close to Big C And the main road Hospitable service staff If turning from Big C, start slowing the car and looking at the entrance sign carefully. Will be on the left Have to turn into the alley

villa904 see the pool and sea view. Book directly to get a better price. The front car park is not very heavy, no umbrella at all. Breakfast is a set that can be accepted around. All newly renovated Like a fishing boat village, strange colors, there are many photography angles, good, beautiful, long wide swimming pool, very beautiful view, but not finished in some small points. But overall it is ok and very good. The porter and reception may not be ready, but the place is wide, the rooms have many zones to choose from according to the view and price, well decorated, different from other similar accommodation. Clean new room Should add foot sweep cloth And another foot towel Bedside lamp should be adjusted. The location is very easy to collide. Have children should be careful For a wide and beautiful sandy beach There are still some construction points, very new rooms, spacious breakfast room. The picture of the food is moderate, total score 1

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Location was great. Easy to find. Smalls shops just around the corner. Descend breakfast. Small walk to the beach.

The facilities are very complete, clean and quiet, there is a small courtyard, green trees and grass, birds and flowers, Grab is also very convenient, the boss is very friendly, breakfast is especially delicious, recommended Thai breakfast, there are temples, submarine museums and seabird bases nearby, there is also a hot pot restaurant, cheap and good quality, large quantity and good taste, Also recommend.

Considered a hotel with good service. But may be a hotel in a slightly old condition. (Experience from the equipment in the room) but overall compared to the price and room options (The room has 1 double bed and 1 small bed) Considered good to a certain extent It is a very suitable for family staying. Suggest the hotel to fix the noise from outside. (The garbage car in the morning Will be very noisy) Others are considered good 👋👍😁

This hotel is not exactly smack in the middle of Cha-am nor Hua Hin. However, it is a true retreat by itself. Like an oasis that pops in the middle of the rural landscape just north of Cha-am, the weekend here was a bustle of activities. Very popular with families with kids. There were so many kids here filling up the main and kids’ pool on Saturday. As the weekend ended, on the late afternoon of Sunday and a good half of Monday, the resort turned peaceful. Finally, there was more water then Children. The kiddy pool has a large air-filled dome sprouting water sky high. Both kids and adults were having fun climbing up and sliding down the feature. In the main pool, they have a permanent floating obstacle course called a Wibit. It was enjoyable watching people, including children, crash and fall into the water as they attempted to complete the course. So Sofitel Hua Hin is just filled to the brim with amenities. They have a kids’ club, a mini golf full of mythical figurines and a cycling track. One can ride their complementary bicycle, or have children rent their mini mopeds, scooters and other toy-ish vehicles. They have a games room (but it was hot), a mini tennis court and a bigger one that doubles as a basketball court. 4 pools in total on this land parcel perpendicular to the sea. The one near the beachfront has a jacuzzi, and there is yet another one in front of the gym. A beach restaurant fringes the not so friendly ocean. The sea was rough and murky. The water came up the break wall that prevents the garden from spilling into the sea. There is a mini sand beach with a few deck chairs, but it wasn’t much of a beach. Breakfast and dinner, we had them in their main restaurant called White Oven. It was really an oven, the air-conditioning needs some work. Otherwise it was pleasing to sit outdoors in the light morning breeze. The breakfast was extensive, a good wide mix of local and western dishes. Moo Ping (pork satays morning version) was superbly tasty and tender. The gravy for Kanom Jin (Thai rice noodle) was of a good rich density. There was also ice cream served in the buffet. However, the chicken rice was off, and their Pla Tong Kor (dough fritters) was a failure in texture and in taste. For the two mornings I had them, I do not know if it was just me, they had a strong hint of something medical. The room we had was So Family that has two bunk beds tucked into the side behind the master bed. The room was a whopping 60 square meters and was intensely decorated. If you live in a condominium, you will wish your studio is as trendy as this. The bathroom is massive. I love the floor to ceiling shower best. They have push buttons to turn on the water. There is one that produce moderate rain, another for heavy rain, and I was looking for the third that produce hurricane. It is not available. Everywhere in the room, there are mini statues of rabbits. One is beside the loo looking at me doing my business. When my daughter was taking too l

Come to the longlay event in Cha-am. Stopping here is very convenient. For overnight stays, the room is clean and has a desk for working. Breakfast is bread and coffee, but very good, satisfying.