Vacaciones con mascotas en Isla de Samae San

Puntos positivos: Personal muy amable y ubicación muy buena para desplazarse en el tren elevado. La piscina y el gimnasio eran cómodos. Puntos negativos: el ruido de la noche era insoportable, hay fiestas todos los días de los bares de la calle y se oye todo, faltaría insonorizar las ventanas, dormimos las 3 noches con tapones para los oídos y eso que nuestra habitación era un octavo. otro punto negativo es que los desayunos dejaban mucho que desear, poca variedad en platos calientes.

La habitación perfecta, el desayuno increíble y el servicio muy amable, lo único que fui en una época donde la piscina la estaban reparando por desgracia pero por todo lo demás un 10

Muy buena opción, bien comunicado.

Good location.

Really nice hotel to stay during Propak exhibition.

I stayed here for three days. Overall, it’s a hotel that’s all show and no substance—it’s overly money-driven and commercial. Since there are plenty of other good hotels in Pattaya, I’ll be staying somewhere else next time. As shown in the online ads, the hotel has a highly entertaining and fun appearance. The grounds are also spacious, so I think families with children can enjoy themselves without getting bored. Breakfast offers a wide variety; while some dishes didn’t suit my taste, the quality was generally decent. The room was clean, and for some reason, they cleaned it twice a day. The problem is the lack of staff and facilities capable of handling such a large number of guests. The biggest problem is the elevators: despite having hundreds of rooms, there are only three elevators, and only one of them was actually working. When I called the concierge, they gave me a false explanation that it was under maintenance. I had a terrifying experience where I pressed the button for my floor only to get trapped inside the elevator. If it really was under maintenance, they should have posted a sign saying so; instead, they just gave a flimsy, made-up excuse on the spot without even acknowledging the malfunction. The check-in counter was constantly crowded, and even though I thought I had already entered my name, phone number, and other information online, I was asked to fill out a paper form again. Even though there were only three or four groups ahead of me, the process took over