Hotels with Bars in Koh Si Chang

The hotel has no hot water, there are bugs on the bed, and the concrete soil bed is really not a general pain when it touches the legs. Fortunately, it is close to the beach. The promotional picture is a bit different from the actual situation, mainly the original ecology of the beach

The hotel is not big, a 4-storey single-family building built on the shape of a mountain by the sea, surrounded by similar small hotels. The boss and waiter are good. The breakfast is simple, fried eggs, intestines, two slices of bread, chicken nuggets, drinks, etc. The room faces the sea with a good view. The room is relatively simple, with bathroom and clean.

The owner and the couple are super nice, the car is picked up, the house is clean, the yard is very flavorful, next time I will stay for a few more days, my friends and I are very satisfied! Friends, couples, and families are all suitable for travel. The owner understands English and communication is completely fine! Really good!

Good atmosphere, cool air, very strong shower water, breakfast, no plug to plug in, charging the battery, phone, TV, broken refrigerator, so cold that everything is ice.

I sent an email (as shown on their website) a couple of weeks before booking but received no reply. I had to phone them to confirm they had reopened. Booked online for 3 nights. Google Maps shows it is walkable from the pier or take one of the many tuk tuks waiting. Bring your DEET spray. The lady Manager has limited English but her husband understands better. But they are both very helpful as best they can. The bungalows are set around a well tree shaded courtyard. The room is large, modern and clean. Typical firm Thai mattress, clean bedding, quiet, efficient aircon but the TV has no dedicated English speaking channels. There is a short rail with some hangers but they really need to provide a shelving unit for storage given the bungalow price. The bathroom is a decent size with the shower and toilet segregated. Water heater worked well with good pressure.I had no soap but was given the next day when I asked. Room cleaning is upon request but I was asked on my second day. I was only staying 3 nights and as I'm not a messy person I did not require it. Overall, I had a comfortable stay. Footnote: Don't believe what you read on their website eg tuk tuk to the pier is now 60 baht. Why have a website if you can't maintain it with up to date information/respond to emails.

On May 29th, I visited YELLOW HOUSE in Koh Sichang with my wife. The resort is on a cliff overlooking the Gulf of Thailand, and the sunsets are amazing. When we arrived on the island, we had to rent a motorbike to get to our accommodation, but first, we had to pay 300 baht per day for the rental, I asked the owner of the resort in advance and got the rental. I was surprised to find such a nice island and accommodation halfway from Bangkok to Pattaya, The owner's warm hospitality and suggestions for places to visit and places to eat on the island were great. The price per night varies from room to room, but our room was around 1500 baht (including breakfast). Being located on a cliff, it was fun to have to do some unwanted exercise, and the view from the balcony was absolutely stunning. The hotel also sells beer, so we had a very enjoyable and fantastic trip without any difficulties. It's a very nice place that I personally don't want to share, but it's too beautiful to keep to myself :-)

Generally speaking, the environment is pretty good. The surrounding area is a little deserted and there is no seaside, but the island is very small, 300 meters away is the best seaside to watch the sunset. The price/performance ratio is still very good. The rooms are large, with air-conditioning and fans, and complete facilities, but they are relatively outdated, suitable for travelers who are not demanding and looking for cost performance. The Thai people's service attitude is really worthy of praise. They are kind, help rent motorcycles, and map directions. Although we can't pick up and drop off, we disembarked from the pier and walked for 20 minutes. You can use Baidu Maps.