Mukdara Beach Villa & Spa Resort Reviews

Second time in Thailand. The first was in 1818, we stayed at a hotel of a slightly higher category in Karon. I liked it better here in Mukdara. Quieter, calmer, the hotel is on the first coastline, it has its own wooden, but at the same time soft sun loungers that stand under palm trees. There are many times fewer people. Mostly older German and English couples, a few Russian-speaking families, not many children. Outside the hotel there is everything you need: cafes, shops, pharmacies... In general, the hotel makes a good impression: everything is done well, the area is green, and quite beautiful. Breakfast is good. It's the same thing every day, but there's a lot of choice. What was disappointing was the lack of a coffee machine. The area is green. From the balcony of the room you can see palm trees, and chipmunks, squirrels and various birds running on them and singing beautifully. What we didn’t like: There is a feeling of some abandonment - when we arrived no one greeted us, when they called the staff, the girls from the reception ran out to help us with our suitcases :))) that is, there are no porters. Then the girl brought the suitcases into the room (I kept looking for where the elevator was, but I couldn’t find it😳, did she really drag them up the stairs herself)... Where there should have been a water cascade (at the entrance), there is an artificial lawn. There are even a couple of abandoned buildings, such as shops and a congress hall. The room requires cosmetic repairs: the doors still open with a key, the air conditioner is old, noisy and unregulated (either turn it off completely or freeze). True, all the furniture and flooring are made of natural wood, everything is solid and will last forever. We had 2 rooms almost on the road and it was noisy in them a couple of evenings, and on New Year's Eve the music from the neighboring bar thundered until 5 in the morning. It is clear that this is not a complaint about the hotel, but if you sleep lightly, ask for a room/bungalow away from the road. We celebrated New Year here. The dinner was plentiful and tasty, but there was no entertainment program. Slurred dancing on a stage that was hard to see, Thai boxing in the pool, and live music all evening. The group was not bad - they sang well, they even sang a song in Russian, for which they are respectable, but considering the complexity of our language, there was no energy. I didn't want to dance to them. In the next department, however, there was action: fireworks and sellers of paper lanterns and fireworks, bombs and fiery music.