Bang Lamung Spa Hotels

"I liked the hotel. Check-in was fast; a deposit is required, which was returned without issue after a quick room check upon check-out. The room was on the 5th floor, south wing, with two beds. It was small, but the beds were comfortable, and the linens were clean and fresh. The room was well-cleaned, and water and coffee/tea packets were replenished daily. Large colored towels were also changed daily. Unfortunately, there were no small towels, only one large towel per person. The drying rack was small and insufficient. There was also a retractable clothesline in the bathroom. We had to carefully hang our beach towels on the curtain rod. The air conditioning unit was new, worked well, and was almost silent. The bathroom was a bit cramped. The shower had powerful pressure, but it would spray everywhere unless directed at the wall; otherwise, the light curtain and small threshold wouldn't contain the water. The room had plenty of storage space and a large table, but only one armchair. If two people wanted to eat at the table, we had to pull a bed closer. There was a standard electronic safe in the room. The laminate flooring was worn and buckled at the seams in places. It was dangerous to walk barefoot, so we used slippers from our previous hotel. There was no smell of smoke, unpleasant odors, or dampness in the room – everything was good in that regard. Breakfast was included in the room rate. There was a good selection, and it didn't get repetitive over 10 days. The kitchen operates until evening, so you can order lunch and dinner if you don't feel like going out. They'll pack everything for you to take to your room if you wish. Prices were reasonable, the food was decent, and there was a wide variety. The large pool downstairs was clean. Towels and ashtrays (if needed) were provided by the pool. There weren't many people sunbathing or swimming, so sun loungers were always available. The upper pool was small and I liked it less. The hotel's location is excellent. There are two chain supermarkets, 7-Eleven and a local shop, just a few steps away. Beyond that, there isn't much else nearby – no fruit stalls, eateries, or currency exchange. For those, you'd have to walk about 600 meters or take a songthaew wherever you want to go. This street is one of the main routes. The fare is 15 baht. You can go towards Jomtien or in the opposite direction to Bali Hai Pier for the ferry to Koh Larn, and beyond. There's a large parking lot in the inner courtyard for guests' cars and scooters. Overall, I liked the hotel. For the price, it's excellent. The reception staff were friendly, and the housekeepers on the floor and breakfast staff were absolutely lovely."