Medee Resort

The hotel owns the Ao Ta Pao beach / The beach is considered one of the best on the island, second only to the Secret Beach AWD. However, we were disappointed with the beach. The entrance to the sea is deep, the waves are quite strong. The sand is bad - rocky, it is unpleasant to walk on it. On the first day, the water was muddy, there was a lot of different garbage floating - leaves, wood, even plastic in places. On the second day, the sea cleared up, but, for example, on the southern beach of Ao Prao, we did not see anything like this, the water there was crystal clear both days. We had a bungalow on the third line. It was well furnished. A huge bed, a good mattress of medium hardness. The bathroom is also good, the plumbing is in good condition, the repair is good. In general, everything in the room is clean and there are no complaints. By the way, when booking, breakfast was not indicated, but upon arrival it turned out that we were still entitled to it, and for free. Breakfast is a buffet, very tasty and varied, such a nice bonus. The staff is pleasant, they try to help with everything. They helped us book a transfer to Bangkok, and for the same price as if we had booked it directly from the company. However, there were some controversial points. Firstly, the food in the hotel restaurant is expensive, and the menu is rather meager. Seriously, they have such a varied breakfast, but so few dishes for dinner! Also, when we checked into the hotel, they asked us for immigration cards (these are the papers that you fill out when crossing the border of Thailand - part of the card remains with the customs officer, and they tear off the stub for you). This is the stub they asked us for. The irony is that this was not our first hotel in Thailand, and in the previous hotel no one was interested in this card - moreover, even the customs officers themselves did not really look at it - they put a stamp, tore off the stub and let us go in peace. But here they insistently demanded it. I don’t even know what would have happened if we had not kept these cards. In general, the hotel staff is extremely careful. In addition to the story with the maps, they also didn't give us a motorbike - they said that I was somehow unsure of myself when sitting on it (although I was just careful the first time). Our friend at another hotel was given a bike without any problems, and for a smaller amount, although he had never driven any transport before and does not have a license. In general, I can recommend the hotel for a vacation. The price is normal compared to other hotels in Koh Kuda, it corresponds to the quality of service and the hotel as a whole. But the staff's caution is, of course, excessive.

All liked it! But I will write a little about what could have been done better, so that the hotel knows where it can grow. 1. It was a little difficult to communicate with the staff and communicate with them by mail (when I wrote with a request to reserve separate beds for us in advance, they told me - hello! If such a room is free, it means it will be, if it is busy, it means it will be busy.) 2. Sunbeds. There are fewer sunbeds than hotel guests, and therefore when we arrived at one o’clock in the afternoon, all the sunbeds were occupied by someone: people simply threw their towels at breakfast and went somewhere for the day. That is, the sunbeds were all occupied, but they were not used. Perhaps if we added 4 more sunbeds it would be better. Otherwise, the hotel and location are so good that I would return there again. The rooms are perfect, the breakfast is good, everything is incredibly beautiful and well maintained.

We were in this restaurant today and it was really sad to see our food. We have been in Koh Kut for 1.5 weeks and it is by far the saddest club sandwich we have eaten on the island. The service was OK but the food was useless.