Emma

The place is great, right across the beach with plenty of food options all along the shore. The room is large, the air conditioning is cool, and it comes with two bottles of water, soap, shampoo, and a toothbrush and toothpaste. The room is clean and smells nice. The downside is that I stayed on the top floor, there’s no lift, so I had to walk up with my bags on a narrow staircase. The hotel has no parking, so I parked by the beach, but it was still safe.

Thawaree·Il y a 2 semaines

The staff were good and the restaurant food was good. The room was very basic, and the bed and pillows were uncomfortable.

David·Il y a 5 mois

“Giving a definition would be simple and work.”

The atmosphere was pretty relaxed overall. When I got there, the staff gave me the key and let me head up to my room a little before check‑in time. The room was simple but spotless. The air‑con was cool, there was a bit of noise at night, but it didn’t bother me. I did notice a few dirty spots on the sink, but that didn’t bother me either.

Wongsathorn·Il y a 6 mois

Everything you could want was within walking distance, and the area felt very safe. The ocean view was stunning, the restaurant was fantastic, and the staff were extremely helpful.

James·Il y a 7 mois

“Location Location Location”

We loved the spacious, spotless bedrooms with balconies. The shower had great pressure and easy temperature control, and the wet‑room style with the handy squeegee gadget was an ingenious and oddly satisfying touch. We recommend the breakfast egg and bacon rolls, which are available all day. The restaurant food was tasty with generous portions. Emma’s main selling point is its location: the beach and sea opposite the guesthouse offer crystal‑clear, warm waters and soft sandy bottoms with no rocky parts or sudden depth changes, and gentle waves that are a bather’s delight. You can swim in the sunshine and then return to an air‑con room, a refreshing shower, and a satisfying squeegee session in just a few minutes. A word of advice: use the hose tucked away on the right just before entering the interior dining space to rinse sand off your feet before going inside; don’t use the one to the left of the building, which belongs to the neighboring proprietors. The area is convenient, with a 7/11 within walking distance and Grab delivery available when the heat is too intense. Street food and drinks line the beach road, and there’s a great French‑owned restaurant nearby—my 88‑year‑old dad raved about the mushroom soup. We booked for 5 nights and were happy to extend with a late checkout at 6 pm for a very reasonable price. From Emma, it’s only a 2‑ to 3‑hour drive to Bangkok, and we flew home from there. One last afternoon on the beach and in that delicious sea was pure bliss. We’ll definitely book at Emma Guesthouse again.

Tania·Il y a 7 mois