I didn't like the sea; it was cloudy, maybe because of the waves, but I don't know if it's always like that.
From the hotel, it's a leisurely 30-minute walk along the shore past other hotels (there's no access after that), which wasn't enough for me.
There's no cafe, but you can buy drinks or go to a nearby cafe, or go to the store. It's about 5 minutes down the paved road, and there's a 7/11 there, along with various cafes offering Thai and European cuisine and fruit.
The water is hot, very hot, which was a pleasant surprise since reviews mentioned issues with it.
The faucet broke, so I called the reception guys, and they immediately ran to the store for a new one and fixed everything.
Cleaning and towel changes are available upon request, and trash is taken outside for collection. There's only one 0.5-liter bottle of water, but we bought it at the 7/11, so it's not a problem for us. The air conditioning worked, there was a kettle, and there was a jacuzzi, but we didn't use it. Incidentally, the bathroom is very spacious.
We rented a bike for the entire five days. We asked at reception. They called the appropriate number, and a girl came right away. We signed a contract, with either a passport or 7,000 baht as a deposit (250 baht per day).
We also asked at reception for a taxi, and one came right away.
Reception is open from 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM, and the rest of the time it's quiet.
Overall, it's typical for Thailand: no one bothers you, you have your own space, and everything suited us.
The pool was murky, even though it was cleaned every day. There were always children in it, and there's a shallow area for them.
Quiet, peaceful, and secluded from the main road.
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