Klaeng Hotels with balcony

It wasn't as private as I'd hoped. Even though I requested a quiet room, I ended up right next to the bar, with people constantly walking by and their conversations clearly audible. There was also some minor construction noise, so I could hear the workers talking all the time. The access road to the accommodation was completely dark with no lighting, which felt a bit dangerous. The bathroom was incredibly hot; the small window AC unit didn't help much. They should really install a proper AC unit in there, like in the bedroom and living room.

Mae Pim is so so lovely..a true Thao beach village..with everything. 1 hour from ban phe..totally worth staying 4 days.Chicken house has big rooms, aie con, super clean, can rent a motor bike to go have fun..this is Thai culture..fresh beachside cafes..fresh seafood and night markets up in Klaeng 20 minutes away Chicken house is 10 minutes away from the beach by motorbike and very quiet. The family that runs it is very foreigner friendly and helpful.

The hotel is small, pleasant, cozy, and a bit minimalist. Of course, you absolutely need a car to get to this hotel – there's nothing within walking distance around it. However, everything else at the hotel makes up for it. The architecture is interesting – a mix of castle-like and Thai styles. The sea is gorgeous, right next to the hotel, and during high tide, it's right by the hotel cafe. The entry is gentle, and the water is clean. Sometimes rubbish washes ashore, but an old man with a broom cleans it up every morning. The pool is good, and while there aren't many sun loungers, there were always some available. Most of the tourists are from Asia and don't sunbathe much. The breakfasts are very, very good. I especially liked the restaurant itself – it felt more like a proper restaurant than a typical breakfast cafe. The table settings were nice, and everything was cleared away quickly. However, the rooms... If the hotel is a castle, the rooms are like monastic cells. They're not necessarily small, but they're decorated in dark tones, which feels a bit unwelcoming. There's a small, 'castle-style' window. The bathroom is tiny – you hit your elbows while drying off, and there's even a wardrobe in the bathroom! Even if you book a room with a balcony or pool access, the balcony is recessed into the room, making the room itself feel even smaller. And the bed linen is cheap and thin. It seemed clean, but it looked old. The cleaning was good, though. But the room didn't spoil our vacation at all. If we're ever in Rayong, we'll definitely stop by for a couple of nights!

Lovely, silent place. Good breakfast bufe, but warm diches were cold. You can order omelet, so you can get something warm. Really good selection of special local sweet bites.

Ideal location overlooking the beautiful beach, and most rooms overlook the Large swimming pool ours included. Rooms are spacious with large balcony. Can’t fault anything really other than the bar staff always seemed a bit miserable and never seem to smile or interact with customers. We didn’t try the breakfast so no idea if any good. It finished at 10am and we don’t like to feel rushed getting up for breakfast, rather have coffee in room then take a leisurely breakfast at one of the local cafes or restaurants close by! It was also nice having a little fridge in the room for milk and cold drinks. I would definitely recommend to friends and family.

The hotel is tired, but there's plenty of greenery. The pool is nice, cozy, beautiful, and deep. The kids dived in. We stayed in a family room, which is large, with beds separated by a partition. The TV had poor reception, and the WiFi was poor. There's no hairdryer, so you have to ask at reception. There's also no safe in the room. Breakfast is average. The hotel is mostly frequented by older couples, and there are practically no Russians. There's a 7/11 on both sides, a cafe opposite the hotel on the shore, and an Italian restaurant to the right of the hotel. The sea is warm, very clean, and practically deserted! There are sun loungers opposite the 7/11 on the right for 30 baht, and on the other side for 50 baht. Water activities for children and adults include inflatables, banana boats, and water sports. Water activities cost 200 baht per person. Overall, the hotel left a good impression! The nearest currency exchange office is 20 km away.

It takes no more than 15 minutes by speedboat from the mainland to reach this private island. The accommodation is generally better than the average for small island resorts like this. The beds and towels were clean, unlike many places where they're old and yellowed. I stayed one night in a dome house and one night in a bungalow. The dome house was unique and newer, which was nice, but it got incredibly hot and unbearable when there was no electricity. The bungalow, however, had a cool sea breeze blowing through it constantly. The beach on the west side had some trash, so I'd recommend swimming on the east side. The lady who manages the island is super kind and friendly. Overall, I was impressed. It's perfect for a truly relaxing getaway.

The hotel is new and clean. I got a room on the second floor, but there was no shower, so I had to carry my luggage up to the room myself as there was no staff to help. The check-in staff were lovely, but I still had to search for my room. The shower faucet needs replacing as it lacks a handle and gets wet with shower gel, making it difficult to turn on.

A pleasant hotel, located on the first line, with a large green area. Unlike most hotels in Thailand, the beach is not separated by a road. There are gazebos on the beach to hide from the sun. The room is spacious, everything you need is there - a comfortable bed, hot water, a kettle, a balcony overlooking the sea and the garden. We did not take breakfast. Of the disadvantages - from time to time the sea brings heaps of plastic garbage to the shore, which no one is in a hurry to clean up

If you stay here, I recommend the buffet. It's very good value. Shrimp, crab, lobster, seafood are all there. The room is overall good. The atmosphere is good at the beach. There are tables and chairs to sit and relax by the sea. I recommend staying in the new zone, new room.