Ecostay

The staff were consistently polite and friendly, and they at least tried to fix most problems. The pebble and tree setting is pleasant, and having a fridge freezer in the room was nice. But I was really disappointed: I couldn't see what was 'eco' about the place beyond the recycling bins. The beds were uncomfortable foldable mats that sank when I lay down. Staff added another pad, which barely helped. The shower head hardly worked; someone kindly replaced it, but the water pressure was still almost zero. The bathroom floor stayed slippery, and the main door lock was a real pain to use. The restaurant's pizzas were among the worst I've had, with cheap frozen bases, fake parmesan, sauce that seemed to have no tomato, and awful fake meat. I can't see why they're on the menu. It's about a 10-minute walk to the beach, but there's nothing else nearby. Grab can be hard to find, and most tuk-tuks charge at least 150 to get to the main town, a 10-15 minute drive.