Owned and run by a French couple, this a a very family oriented resort with lot of focus on young kids. Lots of facilities for the juniors, garden with play areas that include slides, sandpits, swings, a room full of toys and a television with kids channels and programming. There are 2 large pools parallel and next too each other, one exclusively for kids with a water slide. Rooms are average, do not expect luxury here. However, very clean and well maintained with basic amenities and a well stocked mini bar with juices, sodas and beers. Wi-Fi is free only in the main lobby area next to the restaurant and there is no access to Wi-Fi in the rooms. There are a couple of computers in the lobby area connected to the internet for general use and free of cost.
There is just one restaurant serving all meals here. The breakfast spread is routine with egg station and choice of cereal, fruit and bread besides local fare of rice, sausages etc. The a-la-carte menu is quite diverse and the food is pretty decent ranging from continental to Thai cuisines. The live barbecue station that is setup for dinner is very good with fresh catch, specially the shrimp. Food is priced quite reasonably. The service is great, people do take care of your needs and specially the waiters are quite well trained. They do some decent cocktails as well, watch out for the daily specials - they are quite nice and very reasonably priced. They do a decent job of recommending local cuisine outside of the resort as well.
There's a lot of activity to be done, it's a great area for cycling and outdoors kind of activity. You can rent out bicycles from the resort at THB 50 for 4 hours, although I must admit the one I rented gave me a pain in the backside :) ... they aren't the most well maintained. But there are a few rental shops by the beach where you can rent out bicycles and scooters. The beach where this resort is located isn't exactly spectacular, however it is clean. You can probably only venture into the water during high tide. However if you explore the area you may stumble upon some virgin beaches. There are a few cave and rock formations in the area too which are worthwhile exploring - the one I climbed to was the Phraya Nakhon Cave and its absolutely stunning in its natural formations and beauty. Be warned, the climb is really steep and physically demanding and requires a certain degree of physical fitness.