This hotel is actually a cluster of different buildings with individual frontdesk depending on the type of room you booked into. Avoid the cheaper rooms whenever you can as the cheaper ones are pretty rundown & you'll most probably hate the experience unless you're on a tight budget.

I've stayed on the G-wing facing the pool for 1 night. The view is good & if you like a bit of noise from the pool or family with young children would be a great choice. Unfortunately, the front of the room is clear glass which means anyone from the pool can see the action in the bedroom unless you pull on the curtains. The toilet was also constructed in such a weird manner with an awkward door & the shower head is placed wayward for unknown reasons.

I proceeded to swap my room to the D-wing (slightly more expensive) which i loved & spent my next 3 nights there. Wireless there was very good with good coverage. Room is clean & the washroom more properly spaced. I even parked my rented bike right outside the room, very convenient. I literally just need to walk out of the room, hop on my bike & drive off (into the sunset & back lol). Tons of things to eat around (local Thai food) & if you are a "Falang" check out AJ Restaurant & Bar (i think) near Soi 3 south which is a distance from this hotel but well worth the value.

My only gripe was there's no phone in the rooms i was in which means if you need anything, you gotta walk over to the frontdesk. Luckily my room was less than 15m away so i don't mind. Most of the staff do not understand much english so have a little patience when asking questions.

You get what you pay for - I stayed in the cheapest room for 400B. For this price I was overjoyed at having AC (albeit noisy, this actually drowned out the nightly fireworks and screams of teenagers careening past on their 4 seater bikes), free fast wifi, an enormous room with (sometimes fuzzy) cable, hot water and a glorious swimming pool that was quiet and often empty.

Staff were exceptional and always smiling. Special mention to Leslie who drove me to the bus station in her own car and then bought me fruit and juice for the trip!

Beds were rock hard just like the majority of places in Asia but after a week I was completely used to it.

We stayed here twice, the first visit was entirely fine, prompting our 2nd stay. I hadn't reckoned on Songkran bringing hoards of playful kids to the hotel and more importantly to the little swimming pool which was directly outside our room. What caused us to move early was a combination of excited shrieks from the pool (happy but mostly unsupervised kids) 7am until late, prices hiked from 900 to 1,500bht for Songkran and that the bed was truly awful. Not only was the bed saggy in the middle and lumpy but the sheets were far too small for a double bed. Whilst being wrapped up in the sheets like an Egyptian Mummy every morning caused my partner some amusement it rather began to irritate me. The a/c works fine and the cramped bathroom / toilet combo is functional. Breakfast (a local version) is included but frankly was irrelevant because Dee Lek restaurant is close by, where a 'proper' breakfast is available (at a reasonable price). The location of the hotel is great, just 50m from the magnificent beach. Free wifi is available. Reception staff are charming and helpful and offered us a choice of rooms. It is a pleasant hotel complex but rather tired in parts, needs some investment in maintenance and repair and certainly at least one bed needs replacing.