Beach Hotels in Koh Larn

"The room was quite spacious for two people. While the amenities were a bit dated, they were perfectly functional. The bathroom featured a separate wet and dry area and was quite clean. We ended up staying for about 4 days. We had initially planned to stay only two days and then move to another hotel, but we found it so comfortable that we decided to extend our stay. We didn't encounter any mosquitoes during our entire stay, but be warned that sweets will definitely attract ants. The shower had great water pressure and the water temperature was just right. Overall, I'd give it a 5-star rating. It was also very quiet. We opted to clean the room ourselves and didn't request housekeeping services, which enhanced our sense of privacy. On our departure day, the hotel staff proactively offered to drive us to the pier, which was an incredibly thoughtful gesture. The owner was very courteous, though we only met them a few times during our stay. We would definitely choose this hotel again on our next visit."

"Atmosphere: The hotel faces the street, and the hum of motorcycles is heard day and night. Are there any hotels or restaurants nearby? They blast music until midnight every night and start again at 6:00 AM. It's the kind of loud boomboxes that bend and bang, making it incredibly loud and unnerving. Service: The service was excellent. Although the waiters didn't understand Chinese, they provided mobile phone translation and answered questions. Cleanliness: Cleanliness was only acceptable. I'm not particular about travel, but it's not as good as a Home Inn in China. Facilities: There's a shuttle service from the pier to the hotel. Morning options include pork meatball congee or poached eggs with bread, but only coffee, no other drinks. Amenity 2: The air conditioner and refrigerator in the room were very noisy, and the plugs in the room were not user-friendly. I had to wake up to charge my phone before returning to bed. Additional: The balcony roof was made of tin sheets. When it rained at night, I thought there were wild animals outside, howling. It was so loud, like a typhoon."