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"This was a nice place in Kamala Beach area, right on the beach road and maybe a 5 minute walk to the beach its self, plenty of little bars and restaurants to eat at with in walking distance, The Hotel its self was almost like new, bed was a little hard for me but that seems to be the thing in Thailand, staff was really nice and friendly, really clean and decent WiFi.."

"We had a very enjoyable stay at the hotel condotel and the staff were excellent and the transport in to town was on time and efficient and we would recommend this as a place to stay also very affordable 😉"

"Beautiful Property and excellent service. We enjoyed our stay & loved that it was right on the beach!"

"Best was the front desk staff. All were very friendly and always willing to help. They provided a blanket for the beach, an umbrella to use in the hot sun, called for my taxi, and more. Bed mattress and pillow were great quality. I liked having a short 10-15 minute walk to get to the beach to get some exercise. Great street food nearby at better prices than closer to the beach. Would stay again."

"Beautifully taken care of property. Loved all the natural trees that surround the beach area giving plenty of shade. Breakfast (especially the availability of traditional Thai noddle soup was a favorite. And rooms are comfortable with great air conditioning and showers. Service is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

"Great staff. Comfortable and clean room. Good ac. "

"Very comfortable bed and pillow. Big room and clean. Near to Halal restaurants."

"The staff were very helpful. The room was well worth the cost we payed for it. Many eating options in the area. It’s also very close to the night market. "

"Staff very helpful, lovely seeing the monkeys coming down by the pool! Hotel very clean, need to be aware lots stairs and on a hill with no lift"

"Very welcoming and accomodating. Oil pastels have been used over the smooth cement walls by other guests leaving their mark … very cute! Beach and markets is a short stroll down the path shared with motorcycles."