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"Hôtel propre, très bon rapport qualité prix. Endroit tranquille, la plage est superbe. N’y allez pas pour le gym, 2 ieme séjour ici et je le recommande."

"Tout était parfait et c’est un petit paradis. Parfait pour les familles. Tranquillité assurée."

"Petit déjeuner très léger, il faut pas avoir faim. Le boss est très investi et se donne à fond. Accès facile à la plage. Les chaussures devant l’hôtel, pas de traces sur les draps et serviettes…. Ok il faut respecter… si j’avais fait plus attention, je pense que j’aurais passé mes nuits dans un autre hôtel."

"L'emplacement sur l'île . La plage qui est face a l'hôtel est vraiment très bien. Pas trop de monde et tous juste ce qu'il faut de restaurant pour manger le soir "

"I stayed four nights at the Hotel and Beach Bungalow at Lanta Resort, and by the end of my stay, I was left with a love-hate relationship. After checking out most of the accommodations along Long Beach, I would say this property is among the better options—or, let’s say, the least disappointing. During my four nights, I stayed in three different bungalows. The reason: the unbearable noise of the air conditioning. The unit is installed directly in front of the bed and blows with impressive force—you’d think you were in a wind tunnel testing a car prototype. Despite the “sleep” button on the remote, this mode seems ineffective. After visiting seven bungalows in total, I found that the problem is widespread. The only solution I found (on the last night) was to cover about 60% of the air outlet with a beach towel to reduce the airflow. That said, the bungalows appear relatively new, well maintained, and clean. The space is pleasant and would be very suitable for a longer stay. Another mystery: the beachside bar and restaurant are almost deserted in the evenings by hotel guests. Most seem to prefer nearby beach establishments. I couldn’t figure out why, but one thing is clear—the atmosphere feels like a retirement home, perhaps explained by the fact that many of the hotel’s guests are older."