Paradise Beach Resort Samui

Останавливались в отеле семьей из 4 человек. Номер на первом этаже с терассой и видом на джунгли был прекрасен, мы все спокойно разместились - огромная кровать кинг сайз и полуторка. Отдельного внимание заслуживает ресторан. Мы прошли по берегу и поняли, что это единственный ресторан при отеле, в котором ты можешь завтракать и ужинать очень очень близко к морю под колышущимися над головой пальмами. Завтраки стандартные, вкусные. Нравился особенно латте в красивом стакане. Красивые закаты из ресторана. Море купабельное только справа от отеля, либо в прилив перед отелем. Перед отелем камни. Нам это было не важно. Мы накупались на Чавенге. Отель уютный, небольшой и красивый. Весь в зелени. В ванной хороший напор воды, два халата. Возможно в следующий раз вернулись была несколько дней насладиться видами.

走的時候按金都沒退

服務不錯 環境也不錯 設備老舊些

Clean well maintained hotel . Taxis needed to visits fisherman’s village

Cet hôtel est un petit coin de paradis ! Un havre de paix. Accueil au top à notre arrivée. Excellente prise en charge avec un verre d'accueil. Personnel aux petits soins Manager bienveillant. Au calme mais proche de tout. Très propre ! Merci ❤️

Thank goodness I had antibacterial wipes to clean my very grubby room and bathroom the evening I arrived!! I was booked for 3 weeks. Tried to settle but as the days went on it became obvious the whole place was dirty …towels, pools, areas of the dining room (in the 10 nights I only ate 4 breakfasts + 1 supper, which I had delivered on the night I arrived and was charged an extra 100 baht to be delivered from the kitchen!!) worn bedding, “white” towels with grubby threadbare grey middle sections!! constant smell of sewerage in my bathroom due to the room above waste running through the same open drain as mine, bedding changed once + turned inside out once, floor never washed in 11 days. Often an extremely strong smell of sewerage near the dining area, so much so one could actually taste it (wasn’t to bad near my room but if one had paid for a bungalow with a small private beach, bad luck) I went into Maenam village and Fisherman’s village to look at other hotels but none were suitable due to full occupation for the length of time I required or only having smoking rooms available, yet oddly the paradise bay had only 20 rooms occupied… Then I got sick….embarrassingly I had to ask house keeping to change my slightly soiled bedding one night, I sat in the room whilst this was done, to my horror/disgust the mattress cover was absolutely filthy ( no not from my small miss-hap in any way) covered in dried stains…I watched open mouthed whilst a “clean” sheet was placed on top…duvet cover was also replaced but I couldn’t bring myself to watch…once all was done I checked the pillows, how I didn’t vomit….that night I sat up all night on the top of the bed, checking out just as soon as the lovely Meliá Samui Resort confirmed they could accommodate me for my final 10 nights. Not once was I asked why I was leaving (except by the taxi lady who works there) I’ve traveled for a good 50yrs of my life and never left a hotel early before…..there is so much more I could write, a dirty budget hotel at the best, if I were able to give 0 stars I would… Pros: a couple of wait staff were lovely at breakfast, the groundskeepers were always cheerful and the vodka + gin from the mini bar was delicious (I drank both twice)