It’s a boutique resort, provides 5 star service, prime beach front location, international breakfast buffet and the list goes on. I think 153€ is a reasonable price ☺️
yes they overpaid, but had a good time. it really depends on the season and what you know. we have stayed at places ranging from $70 USD for a bungalow on the beach to $130 USD at a nicer resort and prices in between on our trips. for a first trip over paying a bit is fine, you get a chance to figure out where you want to stay. For us we tend to find someplace a little quieter, away from Chaweng Beach, and just rent scooters to get around. the Island is huge, but difficult to get lost on. scooters will cost you $10 USD a day from a local shop, more if you book through the hotel. hop on a bike, pick a direction, and stop for a coconut when you find someplace cool. then just ask the guy or gal that brought you the coconut where you should go next. ive never been someplace that was not cool, interesting, or too touristy. the locals always want to show you the best part of their island.
@kylep292 thank you so much for sharing this, totally agree with everything you said. We also thought that we overpaid a little bit, but the next time we’re back in Thailand we know better already how to get around ☺️
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153 euro per night?that is too much for Thailand prices
It’s a boutique resort, provides 5 star service, prime beach front location, international breakfast buffet and the list goes on. I think 153€ is a reasonable price ☺️
yes they overpaid, but had a good time. it really depends on the season and what you know. we have stayed at places ranging from $70 USD for a bungalow on the beach to $130 USD at a nicer resort and prices in between on our trips. for a first trip over paying a bit is fine, you get a chance to figure out where you want to stay. For us we tend to find someplace a little quieter, away from Chaweng Beach, and just rent scooters to get around. the Island is huge, but difficult to get lost on. scooters will cost you $10 USD a day from a local shop, more if you book through the hotel. hop on a bike, pick a direction, and stop for a coconut when you find someplace cool. then just ask the guy or gal that brought you the coconut where you should go next. ive never been someplace that was not cool, interesting, or too touristy. the locals always want to show you the best part of their island.
@kylep292 thank you so much for sharing this, totally agree with everything you said. We also thought that we overpaid a little bit, but the next time we’re back in Thailand we know better already how to get around ☺️
Amazing! ❤ enjoy life and be happy guys! Love from Hungary 🇭🇺
Thank you so much 😊