As soon as I walked into the room, it smelled musty. It was down some exterior concrete steps and was in the basement of a one story building. It did have daylight windows that opened, but the other 2 sides were underground. I was there for three nights and there were ants everywhere, living behind the tiled walls. The amenities were OK fridge, desk, mirror, air conditioning. No Wi-Fi but my biggest complaint was the laundry detergent which made me ill. I asked for other sheets, and I finally got a fitted sheet that didn’t smell too bad. I resorted to using my own travel throw and a sarong for bedding. I had to put the pillow slips and quilt outside. The pillows were mold stained too. The smell of either the laundry detergent or fabric softener was overpowering and I don’t know why hotels can’t figure out that scent free is available. The location was both a blessing and a problem. Instant coffee, and no breakfast available from the next door restaurant. If you don’t have a car, you are completely reliant on a taxi 12 or 13 km away. On the other hand, it’s very close to the tours for Khoa Sok and the tuk tuk left right from the resort. The gardens are beautiful and quite extensive. I think perhaps some of the accommodations that were completely above ground may have been fine although I was not in any of them. This basement suite should be used for a storage unit because it’s not healthy. There’s black mould on the ceiling in the bathroom and obvious cover-up with different paint on the ceilings and walls in the main bedroom. It looks cute with a little rustic deck and privacy, but I felt ill the whole time I was there.

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