Anyamanee Resort Trat

At 400THB a night, it’s affordable and good value. Clean, quiet, and excellent.

I wouldn’t recommend it. The rooms were clean, but basic. The water was barely warm, the WiFi kept disconnecting, there was only one socket for charging, and the night staff were extremely rude. In response to the hotel’s reply, I’d add that I turned off the lights shining straight into my room at 11:00pm. There were lots of other lights beside the rooms, lighting up the whole area almost like daylight, so this didn’t make access unsafe or inconvenient for other guests. I agree everyone’s comfort should be considered, especially guests like me who had booked and paid for two nights but couldn’t sleep because of the hotel’s unnecessary, inconsiderate lighting rules. If bright lights, poor internet, few electrical outlets, a lack of hot water, rude staff, and a place where many rooms are rented by the hour don’t bother you, this might be the place you’re looking for.

There’s free coffee, and cold drinks are available to buy. Tesco Lotus is close by, so you can stock up, and there’s a fridge in the room. Without your own transport, the nearest restaurant is about a 30-minute walk away. Renting a moto at the market could save you a lot on taxi trips back and forth.

A good, clean resort with spacious rooms and bathrooms. There wasn’t a mirror in the bathroom.