Chak Don ワット サモー プローン周辺のおすすめホテル・旅館

このホテルは岬にあり、ほぼ三方を海に囲まれています。しかし、ビーチに直接接続されていても、波の音は睡眠にまったく影響を及ぼさず、ガラスは非常に防音されているのかもしれません。ホテルには大きな庭とハート型のプールがあり、のんびりとした休暇が好きな私を長居させます。次の旅行が予約されていない場合は、あと数日滞在したいです。部屋はとても新しく、装飾はそれほど豪華ではありませんが、とても快適で、価格はとても高いです。ウェイターはとても礼儀正しく、彼らがそれを見るとき彼らは率先して挨拶します。また来る機会があることを願っています。

Сложно добираться и дорого на такси ( 20 мин 600 бат) так ещё и ждали машину 40 минут. Номера хорошие, чисто, комфортно, в бассейне вода прохладная . Пляж общественный, рядом дорога.

宿泊は大丈夫です。海にいないかもしれませんが、車があればビーチから2分ですが、車があればそう遠くありません。または少し勤勉で、徒歩10分で行くことができます。訪問中、ビーチに市場があります。雨が降って暑くないので雰囲気が寒いです、ハハ。しかし、私たちは真剣にではなく休息に集中しています。宿泊施設は非常にプライベートです。滞在する家族に適しています、お勧めです。レストランの近くにはフィッシャーズレストランがお勧めです。美味しくてとてもフレンドリーな価格。しかし、多くの人、時間は良いです。

部屋はとてもきれいで、主人はとてもフレンドリーでとてもフレンドリーです。再び滞在する機会があれば

First, I chose Koh Samet because I asked a local Thailand friend which island has not been overdeveloped since my early days coming to Thailand in the 1990s. His response was ”head to Koh Samet”. I looked for a value hotel on one of the more southern, less developed beaches which led me to Wong Duean Bay and the Vongdeuan Resort. The pool was a big draw. With the low tide being pretty extreme, it is really nice to have the salt water pool to cool off in and swim laps. The food seemed pretty authentic to me. With mainly Thai visitors coming in on the weekends it figures the food would be good at the Vongdeuan Resort. :) The staff were wonderful and always so fun to share a story or two with. The beach area all along the bay was extremely clean with no plastic on the beach or garbage in the water. This is a big plus when going to the shore in SE Asian countries. There are several beach restaurants but none of them had loud music, at least during the weekdays when I was there. It is definitely a sleepy and peaceful place to enjoy the water at high tide as well as the white sand beach for walks.

上司はとても熱心です 庭の模様が美しい

スタッフは本当に素晴らしかったです、施設は素晴らしくて大きいです：巨大なスイミングプール、大きな庭。数日冷やすのに最適な場所。

Stayed several times a year and it only gets better. The staff from reception to gardener are always thoughtful and pleasant. They treat us like family. The rooms are clean, spacious and beautiful. The reception area is always on target, the breakfast included is always excellent and the staff always remember us from waiter to chef, beautiful people. Mention, Tinacan the Chef and Sombat at the pool we know well. Just stayed and will book again probably in January. I can stay anywhere I want to stay, I choose the Novotel Rayong Rim Pae Resort because they never fail me yet, see you soon.

I’ll start by saying that the hotel’s surroundings are breathtakingly beautiful. The beach is one of the best on the island - clean and tranquil. It made spending time in the hotel a delight. And overall, we had a really memorable time - which was enhanced by exploring the island on motorbikes every day (which you can rent from the hotel). However, there are a number of areas where there could be significant scope for improvement and which, if improved, could make this a much better class of hotel. These are primarily: 1. There was repeated miscommunication with the hotel staff, who generally-speaking (with the exception of one or two receptionists) have poor English. It would of course be unreasonable to expect everyone to speak perfect English; that’s not my criticism here. But what I will say is that a lack of common language between us and the hotel staff made asking questions, even simple ones, about our trip difficult and led to mistakes. 2. The food is really poor at the hotel restaurant, Breeze. We had expensive Thai food which was inedible in part and the only bad meal which we have had during our two week stay in Thailand. Until improved, I’d suggest going to other restaurants on the island - Banana Bar is a real highlight. 3. The rooms which we were first shown to were unacceptably far away from the main hotel and up a number of flights of steps. We asked to change and were moved with no questions asked, which was a great result for us. We thought the hotel dealt with that issue brilliantly. We wondered how often they had encountered this issue having shown people to those rooms. And to be honest, those rooms shouldn’t really be hired out at all unless it is for a serious discount and it’s made clear to guests when they book. 4. Parts of the hotel feel unloved and a bit neglected to be honest - I don’t want to be too harsh here as it may be that the hotelier hasn’t been able to put as much money back into the resort following COVID and it’s aftermath. In particular, the room showers could do with an update. And generally there is an outdated feel to the hotel which could do with being modernised - the furniture in the common parts, the shower by the pool, etc. For the reasons above and taking into account the price paid for our stay, I would give Ao Prao three stars, but my lasting feeling is that with a bit more money, love and attention to detail, it could become a four or five star in the future.