bonjour à tous
j'ai fait une prés selection d'hotel sur lamai beach pour le mois de juillet en fonction de la localisation et des prix obtenus.
j'aurais besoin de vos conseils pour affiner mon dernier choix !!!
nous hésitons entre lamai wanta, le coconut beach resort et le marina villas samui
merci de votre aide
Bonjour,
Je vais te donner mon point de vue,
Le Wanta a un bon restaurant, mais la piscine qui est front de mer (très agréable) n'a aucun point d'ombre.
Personnellement et n'étant pas trop exigent, je trouve que le prix est un peu élevé à chaque fois que je fais le comparatif sur place. C'est un hôtel correct mais vieillissant au niveau des chambres. Il reste bien placé pour le centre a pied le soir.(mais cela fait gagner quelques minutes seulement)
Le Coconuts qui est à côtê du Lamai in 99 a une piscine pas du tout accueillante et l'ensemble de l'hotel est d'atmosfert froide. L'annee derniere quand nous sommes arrives assez tard le soir, nous avons visité une chambre près de la reception et elle etait salle et tres bruyante. Du coup nous avons préferés aller ailleur.
Avantage, il a des arbres sur la plage pour avoir de l'ombre dans l'apres midi. (Car le matin le soleil arrive face àla mer)
Le Marina villa que nous avons essayé et adopté cet année possede 2 piscines dont une tres grande de 25m et qui grace à ses arbres l'apres midi a des coins d'ombre.
Il a 2 immeubles de 3 niveau face a face de la rue a la piscine. Tres discret car il y a des arbre au milieu. Notre choix etant toujours de ne pas etre en hauteur mais de pouvoir sortir marcher et se baigner etait completement respecter. Il y a un balcon ou une terrace pour le Rdc avec une table basse et 2 chaises pour chaque chambre.
Un service de nettoyage et de location de scooter directement dans l'hotel.
Le point noir c'est a mon avis le restaurant ou nous avons bien mangé, mais dont le personnel est completement non pro actif. Il est souvent desert de client qui prefere a mon avis aller ailleur. Mais ce n'est pas un probleme.
Il y a dans caque chambre de quoi faire du cafe ou du thé et il y a un frigo.
Le petit dejeuner n'etant pas compris, nous preferons faire notre petit dej nous meme dans la chambre. Pour cela il faut juste acheter au Tesco (carrefour du coin) un petit grille pain a 5/6€ et les fruits etc..et c'est bien plus agreable.
Nous avons vraiment apprecié le rapport qualite prix.
Il faut savoir pour le RdJ car je n.ai pas visité les chambre des etages que la SDB completement en marbre integre les WC la douche a cote et le lavabo comme souvent en thailland mais ca peut gener certaine personne.
Comme tous les hôtels souvent, les serviettes sont fournies.
Les chambre sont suffisament spacieuse pour ajouter un lit suplementaire et ils on Tv5.
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