Buddha Raksa

The room is very large, close to the beach. The balcony overlooks the forest with a small stream and is great. It’s quiet. Overall, a very small, cozy hotel with seating on the roof. The toilet is dirty and old.

Olga·6 maanden geleden

The spot is great—just a two‑minute walk to a lovely beach—and the room was tidy with a small balcony. The lady who runs the place is kind and helpful, though she doesn’t speak English, so we used a translator app whenever we needed to communicate. The room could use a little upkeep; there was a water leak from the ceiling beside the bathroom. The beach feels a bit far from the island’s center, and the taxi to get there was pricey. The room’s price felt steep for what it offered, but it was peak season and everything in Thailand seemed to have gone up.

Oriya·10 maanden geleden

The view was nice, and the bed was comfortable.

Juan·Een jaar geleden

“Watch your luggage closely when using shuttle service”

The room was decent, but remember you’re in the tropics near the jungle, so bring insect spray for ants and occasional cockroaches. If you want room service, you have to ask for it; otherwise, there’s no service. The main reason for the one star is that when we used the resort’s taxi service, our suitcases vanished on the way to the ferry, leaving us to leave Koh Phangan with a bag missing. After threatening the police in an online chat, the suitcases reappeared and were sent to Bangkok. The owner promised to cover the damage but never did. He kept making excuses, saying he’d pay at the end of the month, which felt like a joke from Europe. I don’t know how to handle the transaction, so I won’t pay.

Barbara·Een jaar geleden

The nearby beach was absolutely gorgeous—really relaxing, even with local pigs around. The water was crystal clear and great for swimming. Getting there from the pier is tough, and taxis are heavily overpriced; we paid 800 baht each for a round trip.

Caitlin·Een jaar geleden