A very modest hotel for a very modest fee, however. I chose it for its close location from the port and the Russian dive center. Rooms of two categories: very budget and 2 times more expensive. I stayed in the second one, which has air conditioning and a refrigerator - two very important options in a hot climate. There is also a kettle and free Wi-Fi. The lid of the kettle falls off, but it boils properly. Wi-Fi is unstable, it disappears every now and then. If you settle there, it is better in the middle so that you can use different routers. Rooms are cleaned, towels are changed and new shampoo and soap are brought only on demand. There is no breakfast, as well as its own food store. But I brought instant cereals and coffee with me, and you can buy yogurt and a lot of other things at the store. You also need to buy water yourself. But there are plenty of cafes around where you can have breakfast and lunch. The bathroom is more than modest, there is no hint of a partition, including after taking a shower for a while you will have to slap on the wet floor. I liked the shower itself: soft streams, the water temperature is adjustable. The room is furnished with only a bed, 2 stands for a TV and a refrigerator and a small table for a kettle. No table, no chairs, no closet, no bedside table. I don't know how the others got out, but I asked them to bring a table and one of the chairs from the veranda into the room. There were very few hangers or at least hooks. I had to hang things on the TV and the ledge. The staff, like most Thais, are polite and helpful, but there are few of them, so requests are not immediately fulfilled. There is no connection with the administration, you need to go to the "reception" (if you can call it that) yourself. But they leave at night, including if they forgot, say, the key, they will have to spend the night on the street. So everything is very modest.

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