There are a few things to point out which may not be necessarily bad, but they are definitely important things to consider if you plan to come to this resort:
- This place is quite far from the main part of the island, the main way of getting there is by a boat, and the resort asks for 150 TBH per person for each time. There is also a hiking path that you can take to go to the main part of the island (and it actually goes through a few view points, which are nice to visit), but it's something that you may only do once. Also, note that their boats are old long tail boats, and you can feel very unsafe if there are strong waves.
- Most bungalows are quite old and also not well insulated/closed; there are holes everywhere (the door doesn't even close properly) and all sorts of insects, reptiles, and other things can come and go (and THEY DO). Most rooms don't have AC either, they had put two standing fans in our room and also a mosquito net, but this was not enough to make you cool at night, nor safe from the mosquitos and other insects. This could be a deal breaker for many people I believe, so make sure you take this into account if this is an important factor for you.
- The whole place is not really that clean, not that they are not trying, it's just that obviously they have a different set of standards for these things.
- Had some difficulties communicating with the staff in English (both before arrival via messaging and later in person).
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