“A great choice”

Loved this place if you are looking for a couple of down days at the beach this bungalow right there is a good choice yanui is small a couple of restaurants and accommodations the snorkeling is good

Close to the beach, literally 2 minutes away, good Wi-Fi, and quiet air conditioning.

“😍”

Everything was lovely, right next to the beach, very quiet and a little kitchen you can make tea and toast in, the electric was very cheap too. I would really recommend it here.

Perfect location 40 meters from my favorite snorkeling beach

The place looks exactly like the pictures and is spotlessly clean upon arrival. The host is very friendly, handles check-in quickly, and returns the deposit without any hassle. We visited with friends and booked two bungalows—Rustic and Elephant. Both were amazing! The Rustic bungalow had a cozy sofa with plenty of cushions—perfect for relaxing—and the room itself was very spacious, giving it a comfortable and airy feel. The Elephant bungalow charmed us with its attention to detail: the wooden furniture, beautiful fabrics, and embroidery on the decor created a warm and unique atmosphere. Both bungalows had an abundance of towels, which was incredibly convenient. The kitchen is fully equipped with dishes, mugs, and all the essentials, including a kettle and a toaster. The area is exceptionally quiet, especially at night, offering a peaceful atmosphere. While it is quite far from the airport, this place is perfect if you're looking for a secluded and tranquil getaway for an extended stay.

“Avoid.”

We were shocked that the electricty was not included in the pre-payment, but was an added extra. Yes announced in the terms on booking.com, but really, charging extra for electricity at TWICE the value of the units consumed? Yes we read the meter.... Why not work out the electricity cost per annum, add 25%, divide it by the number of room bookings and add that to the room price. This was a shady practice I feel to keep room prices down, and i expect an answer from the host like 'oh its fairer to everyone, use aircon and get billed for it, dont use aircon and dont get billed for it." But consider the markup on electric units (if even standard electricity meters are being used) and this looks shonky and is out of line with general Thai guesthouse practice.

“Avoid.”

We were shocked that the electricty was not included in the pre-payment, but was an added extra. Yes announced in the terms on booking.com, but really, charging extra for electricity at TWICE the value of the units consumed? Yes we read the meter.... Why not work out the electricity cost per annum, add 25%, divide it by the number of room bookings and add that to the room price. This was a shady practice I feel to keep room prices down, and i expect an answer from the host like 'oh its fairer to everyone, use aircon and get billed for it, dont use aircon and dont get billed for it." But consider the markup on electric units (if even standard electricity meters are being used) and this looks shonky and is out of line with general Thai guesthouse practice.

“Avoid.”

We were shocked that the electricty was not included in the pre-payment, but was an added extra. Yes announced in the terms on booking.com, but really, charging extra for electricity at TWICE the value of the units consumed? Yes we read the meter.... Why not work out the electricity cost per annum, add 25%, divide it by the number of room bookings and add that to the room price. This was a shady practice I feel to keep room prices down, and i expect an answer from the host like 'oh its fairer to everyone, use aircon and get billed for it, dont use aircon and dont get billed for it." But consider the markup on electric units (if even standard electricity meters are being used) and this looks shonky and is out of line with general Thai guesthouse practice.

“Avoid.”

We were shocked that the electricty was not included in the pre-payment, but was an added extra. Yes announced in the terms on booking.com, but really, charging extra for electricity at TWICE the value of the units consumed? Yes we read the meter.... Why not work out the electricity cost per annum, add 25%, divide it by the number of room bookings and add that to the room price. This was a shady practice I feel to keep room prices down, and i expect an answer from the host like 'oh its fairer to everyone, use aircon and get billed for it, dont use aircon and dont get billed for it." But consider the markup on electric units (if even standard electricity meters are being used) and this looks shonky and is out of line with general Thai guesthouse practice.

Location is right opposite the beach, 150m to the water. Beach has good snorkeling, good varietyof sea life but no colourful coral. Large studio, good aircon but didn't need it much, used the fan, as bungalow is in the shade most if the day so doesn't heat up. Balcony with table and chairs, kitchenette with good fridge. Mosquito screening worked very well. Helpful host who gave us use of washing machine.

Our bungalow was nice and clean. Little kitchen with essentials. 30 seconds walk from a beautiful little rocky beach with 3 restaurants. At night its peacefully (restaurants close early ) no traffic. 5 min ride from shops and activities

“When the building work is complete I’m sure this place will be lovely, but it was too noisy for us”

The property was a nice size and close to the beach and three local restaurants. You need transportation as it’s very quiet and secluded which is why we booked it it’s remote and peaceful no bars no clubs.

“after 10 minutes I booked a new hotel and didn't stay here. not recommended at the Moment to stay there”

If the weather is good the small beach would be quite nice. the restaurant near by lookt also really good

Great place for those who love nature and work remotely. Very nice little beach 30 meters away where I swam every morning and evening. Cozy bungalow with everything you need and fast WiFI. And a beautiful hostess Myla ))), whom I unfortunately did not get to know closely, damn work :), just kidding :)