Kasemsuk Resort

The cabin sits right on the beach, and it's clean and practically furnished. The owners bring fresh fruit, and breakfast with tea and coffee at their coffee plantation is delicious. I'm here for ten days and feel very comfortable. Everyone is so welcoming and friendly, and the beach café has lovely drinks and sweet treats. Highly recommended.

It's a great spot by the sea for relaxing or taking an easy walk. There are comfortable tables and chairs by the water, and it doesn't feel too crowded. The location is really good, but the rooms need renovating. They're very old-looking, the lighting is too dim, and there's no bath mat. For the price, it's not worth it.

At night, you can hear the waves from the clean beachfront accommodation, which made for a lovely stay. The coffee was the real treat, fresh from Kasem Suk Farm, a special little beachside coffee farm. It was incredibly aromatic and delicious. Phi Lek and Phi Rattana, the owners, were so welcoming and lovely.

The owner is lovely, and the resort has a nice, quiet atmosphere right on the beach. But the bed is small and uncomfortable. The wooden floor carries every footstep from other guests, loudly, all night. Even turning over in bed makes noise. Breakfast is small and very limited. At 900 plus an extra 400, it's expensive.