Adarin Beach Resort, Mae Nam

This place offers a simple and basic experience, ideal for those seeking an escape from typical hotels. The rooms are rather shabby and a bit overpriced, but you can negotiate a better rate. The proximity to Fisherman's Village is a real plus, with fantastic dining options nearby. Overall, it has its charm but definitely needs some work to fully improve.

The hotel has potential but falls short in terms of management and upkeep. While the rooms are fairly spacious and could be comfortable, the lack of attention to cleanliness and service is disappointing. The dining experience varies, with some good meals and some not so great. The location is somewhat isolated, requiring a longer walk to reach the main road, but other dining options are nearby.

My stay had its ups and downs. The location was decent, with access to some nice nearby eateries, but the hotel itself had a bit of a run-down feel. The rooms, while clean, were shabby and lacked proper service. Overall, it was a basic experience, and you shouldn't expect too much luxury.

My stay had its ups and downs. While the owners seem to be waiting for changes and the place is a bit shabby, I enjoyed the simplicity of it. The Thai food was a hit or miss, but you can find some decent dining options nearby. I would recommend managing expectations since the rooms were not as great as I had hoped.

My stay here was somewhat of a mixed bag. The bungalows were nestled in beautiful gardens, and the views were quite nice, especially during sunset. However, some rooms are in serious need of renovation, and I did feel that the prices were a bit high for what you get. The location is peaceful, but it’s away from the main attractions, requiring taxis or motorbikes to get around easily.