Klaeng Kram Subdistrict Hotels

We had an amazing stay! The camp was brand new and very clean. The beach sand was so soft! We want to thank Joey, the wonderful and attentive Camp Cayla staff who made our stay great. As soon as we arrived he arranged everything according to what we liked. He asked us if we wanted to rent a scooter which we choose to do and he organised everything! In the middle of the night we didn’t know how to turn the aircon off (we were holding it too far away) and he was at our door within a few minutes and showed us how to turn it off. He was always on-site and took care of us well! The room was very clean, comfortable and cosy. There were some small ants but that’s expected. We had insect spray so it was fine. Negatives: The property is not fenced so there lots of dogs that come very close, this maybe an issue for people that have a fear of dogs or if there’s small children playing around. The bar/ restaurant/ reception area is not ready yet, there is no where to buy food close by.

The sheets and pillows should be changed to better ones. The fabric is frayed. If people are allergic to dust, they probably won't be able to handle it. Good location, has a swimming pool, lake view.

We stayed for two nights, using it as a convenient stopover between Bangkok and Koh Chang. We had a room with a sea view. Please note when booking that the hotel is split into two separate buildings, essentially operating as two distinct hotels, located about a 10-minute walk apart. **What we liked:** - A diverse breakfast spread - Our excellent, newly renovated room - We enjoyed the hotel's spa facilities - Numerous restaurants and a 7/11 convenience store are just a 5-minute walk away **What we didn't like:** - The sea: The entry was rocky, and the sand wasn't as pleasant compared to the beaches on Thailand's islands. - The aging pool by the beach had chipped tiles in several spots. - The on-site restaurant was quite expensive.

Accommodation is ok. May not be next to the sea, but not far if there is a car, 2 minutes to the beach. Or a little diligent, you can walk for 10 minutes. During the visit there is a beach market as well. Very chill atmosphere Not hot because it rains, haha. But we focus on rest already, not serious. The accommodation is private. Suitable for family Who will come to stay, recommend it. Near the restaurant as well Recommend the Fisherman's Kitchen Restaurant Delicious and very friendly price But a lot of people, good time

Mae Pim is so so lovely..a true Thao beach village..with everything. 1 hour from ban phe..totally worth staying 4 days.Chicken house has big rooms, aie con, super clean, can rent a motor bike to go have fun..this is Thai culture..fresh beachside cafes..fresh seafood and night markets up in Klaeng 20 minutes away Chicken house is 10 minutes away from the beach by motorbike and very quiet. The family that runs it is very foreigner friendly and helpful.

The room is clean, very spacious, the facilities are very complete, the service is very good, the only criticism is the bathroom smells of the sewer. Other than that, it is very good value.

Positives: ＞ Beautifully designed - the outward appearance of the hotel is quite spectacular and is very well decorated. ＞ Comfortable rooms - the beds are large and comfortable with plenty of pillows and cushions and the rooms have plenty of places to sit. ＞ Room size - rooms are large and feel spacious. ＞ Cleanliness - The hotel was immaculately clean in all areas. ＞ Staff - Staff were very friendly and accommodating. ＞ Location - the location is ideal for walkability to shops, restaurants and the beach. Negatives: ＞ Events - The hotel also hosts events which can be very loud and go on late into the night. ＞ Doors/soundproofing - We noticed that there was a significant gap in our door which meant that it wasn't particularly soundproof and we were kept awake most of the night (until 2am) by other guests outside our room. ＞ Location - although I have stated the positives about the location above, the negatives are that the hotel is in close proximity to some bar with live music or karaoke which is incredibly loud and can go on very late into the night. Both the noise from the guests at this hotel and the event down the road was very significant and kept us awake late into the night. ＞ Breakfast - Breakfast is served cold. Although they have the equipment to keep the food warm, for some reason they choose not to. Unless you are lucky enough to catch something as soon as it is placed in the container it will go cold quickly. Eggs, bacon, fried rice, local dishes etc are all cold by the time you get them which is not common for Thai hotels and also very disappointing. Comments for the hotel: ＞ Doors - please ensure all doors do not have gaps in between. This can be done easily with some rubber lining on the door frame. This would increase the soundproofing of the room dramatically. ＞ Noise - I understand that the hotel cannot control the bar down the street which plays loud music all night but it does have control over its own events and its own guests. There should be strict rules about drunk guests making noise late into the night and knocking on doors. Nowhere in the rules does it state ”quiet hours” which I believe it should. I understand that events at the hotel serve as a large source of the hotel's income, but there's no need to neglect other guests who stay there. ＞ Breakfast - use the equipment you already own properly and keep the breakfast food hot. I do not know any Thai people who enjoy cold food and keeping the food warm would increase the quality of the breakfast dramatically. Despite being a small cafe, the breakfast has quite a variety and the flavour is good but the temperature of the food really ruins the breakfast.