Klongwan Studio Resort

There’s a good range of rooms, from cheaper options on the second floor to family suites, and the rooms are new and well furnished. I found the staff very polite and helpful, and breakfast was simple but good. Stores such as MR D.I.Y., 7-Eleven, and mini c are within walking distance. The hotel felt cozy for a few days or more, whether visiting with friends, family, or alone. The downside during my stay was a constant sewer smell coming from the toilet. Still, it’s a good choice in this city.

A smaller resort with fewer rooms, and a beautiful pool facing the Sea. The open air lobby is lovely, and the rooms are spacious with private rooftops. It’s the most tech friendly resort I’ve stayed at in Thailand, even the bathroom mirror has Bluetooth so you can play music while showering or getting ready.

The kitchen needs work. Breakfast was poor, and the dinner food felt a little overpriced. The hotel is near the beach, and the ground floor rooms have pool access. During our visit they offered to bring one free breakfast to the room, but they just brought a poor breakfast without asking first 😒

The rooms are spacious and the staff are very nice, but our family came hoping for a relaxed stay based on the reviews and couldn’t get one. A group of very drunk people played loud music, drank heavily, ate in the pool, and spilled food into it. They were still partying noisily outside at 9:30pm. The kids couldn’t sleep with the music blaring and people yelling. Staff apologized and said quiet time was at 10pm, but didn’t want to get involved.