The Cinnamon Art Resort and Spa

It's a place for fans of the genre, full of sadness as well as beauty. The resort has been left to nature and is slowly dying, falling into ruins. It still carries memories of its glory days, cut short by the pandemic. A year ago, there were still bottles of alcohol in the bar, and someone was cleaning the hotel and saying a new owner would come. Did one ever show up?

2-5-69, the room was 800 baht with breakfast included. Breakfast was decent, and the air conditioning worked well. The room wasn't very big, but it was clean, and the bathroom was clean too. There was hot water but no refrigerator. You could rent a motorcycle for 300 baht a day, and the staff gave good service. It's near the Bridge to Dreams, and the atmosphere was nice in the morning and evening.

I stayed here once around 3-4 years ago. The wooden pier stretching out over the sea was especially beautiful and made for great photos. The rooms were still a little old and hadn't yet been renovated, though the interiors were spacious and very nice. The food outside was delicious. If you like taking photos, I'd recommend the place. It would look even more beautiful after the renovations.

People are posting reviews without having been there. The hotel itself is perfectly fine, with renovated rooms that are reasonable for the price, and even a good pool. The resort is run-down, though there are no rentals there either. Be careful with small children, as it's dangerous for them.