
Chaweng
Buri Resort
14/6 Moo 2, T. Bophut
Koh Samui 84320
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manuela
2007-08-11 until 2007-08-18 |
Chaweng
Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
Chaweng Buri Resort was a real disappointment!!! we stayed there one
week, when we arrived the room was a smoking room and it smelled of
smoke (we have requested a non-smoking room) we went to the reception
desk in order to ask to change room and the lady was really unpolite
with us saying that they were fully booked and at that moment we could
not change our room. The room was very old-fashioned, we stayed in
samui paying less but having much more comfort, the bathroom was dirty
and old. Finally, we got a new room, but although the room was nicer
Chageng Buri doens t worth the price we paid. Only positive aspects
were the beautiful beach and good location. we don t reccomend this
resort. |
Hermenier Valerie
2007-05-09 until 2007-05-13 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
très très bien, tres agréable, bien qu à côté de la rue principale
de CHAWENG, l hôtel est très calme. Les chambres sont propres, le
petit déjeuner est varié. |
Kikke & Nils H. Spjøtvoll
2007-03-19 until 2007-03-25 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
This must be one of the best places on Chaweng. Staying in a jungle
with just a few steps to the beach. Clean an good service, very friendly
staff. We will come back! |
hillel shacham
2006-12-06 until 2006-12-12 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
very good one, location, everything |
Gerald Dunn
2006-10-21 until 2006-10-27 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
Excellent location on Chaweng Beach. Easy walking to restaurents and
shops. Very nice beach. Good value for price. Nice clean cabins in
a beautifully landscaped area. Good breakfast. Only problem was NO
HOT Water for the entire week, even though we made daily calls to
the front desk. Even so, we would stay there again, would just insist
on moving to a cabin with hot water. |
Mario
2006-08-07 until 2006-08-13 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
We ve been in Thailand many times and we were aware that in Koh Samui
you are paying more than in other parts of Thailand, but this hotel
was a big disappointing. Forget about the nice picture with sun beds
around the pool... They are not there. They are on the beach and not
enough for all guests. The beds are extremely hard. The only good
thing is the good location, near restaurants and shops.The stuff is
not unfriendly but do not seem to care too much.Stay at other hotels
in Thailand and you will feel the difference. If you want to pay less
for the same quality go to Montien house; we lived there last year
and it was worth the price. Baan Chaweng Beach Resort & Spa is also
much better. If you want quality, Central Samui Beach resort or Amari
Palm Reef Resort are very nice, but a little bit too far from the
centrum. Everything can be summarized by the words: BAD MANAGEMENT
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Giorgia - Italy
2006-08-07 until 2006-08-12 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
very good location, in the central part of Chaweng beach, close to
restaurants and bars on the beach. Nice bungalows swimming pool bar
and restaurant on the beach. The only negative aspect is that in August,
due to a lot of customers, we had to wake up very early to occupy
sunbeds on the beach, because they were not enough for eveybody. But
in general VERY VERY NICE HOTEL. |
Simmar Gill
2006-07-27 until 2006-07-31 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
Spent 5D/4N in Chaweng Buri. Must say had a very good experience.
We were staying in the superior cottage which was pretty decent..Chaweng
Buri is really good value for money. Its a place surrounded by a lively
market on one side and an action packed beach on the other. The resort
compound seems like a tropical rainforest kinda place with little
cottages... right in the middle of the town. The ONLY PROBLEM we had
is COMMUNICATION.. Thailand should have its folks more tuned to English
language. Practically none of the service staff( waiters, housekeeping
etc) understand a word of English.. and only sign language works with
them! Otherwise, a great experience at Chaweng Buri -- would strongly
recommend it and would stay there next time as well.. |
Bozica & Roland Bosch
2006-05-31 until 2006-06-15 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
What a disappointment! We knew we had booked a 3-star resort and did
not expect luxury but, having been to Thailand many times and having
loved it, never would we have believed that things could be so bad.
The resort itself is very pretty and whoever originally designed it,
did so with great attention to detail and with a loving touch. Obviously
other people have had good times there and we are sure that things
must have been very different in the past. The present, however, is
very bad. We were a party of four and had booked the two most expensive
bungalows, the Grand Deluxe Chalets, which are located in the first
row very close to the beach. On arrival, only one of the bungalows
was available - despite the fact that we had made the reservation
approx. 8 months in advance! However, had this been the only problem,
it would not be worth mentioning, as the bungalow became available
the very next day. Unfortunately, this was not the case. The bungalow
itself looked very run-down with dirty walls and stained curtains,
mould on the bathroom walls and ceiling and worst of all, it was infested
by cockroaches! In the restaurant, where also the breakfast was served,
the table cloths had not been changed for ages, there were huge coffee
and food stains on them when we arrived and they were still there
when we left. Very often during breakfast one had to go in search
of coffee or tea and only occasionally one of the staff would actually
walk around and serve the beverages. More often than not something
was missing on the table, either there was no cup or no cutlery or
both. And it was not because the staff were overburdened with work
and simply had not got around to doing it - they were mostly standing
together in a crowd and chatting or looking bored. Breakfast itself
was ok, other meals were a different matter. Not wanting to leave
the resort during the hottest hours we had lunch there a few times
and the quality of the food was appalling; the meat was of the meanest
quality, the meals arrived at the table in cold or tepid condition.
The restaurant staff made a bored and frustrated impression; while
friendly enough they seemed to be totally clueless. Their uniforms
were old and worn, sometimes even torn; they seemed not to have been
trained in any way and did not know how to properly serve food or
beverages; on one of the poolside tables various things left there
probably by a guest were not removed for days. Our impression was
that the management of this hotel simply does not care! We received
very good proof of this when two days after our arrival the (paying!)
guests were evicted from the pool area from the early afternoon onwards
because the hotel manager was holding a private celebration there!
This included very loud live music which went on until the early hours
of the morning and prevented everyone (except those fortunate enough
to have ear plugs) from sleeping! With this kind of attitude from
the management towards their paying guests it is little wonder that
the staff cannot be bothered either. The next outrage was the beach.
It is certainly not the hotel s fault if the guests behave like pigs
and throw all sorts of garbage into the sand and water; I must say
to the hotel s credit that they did make an effort to keep the beach
clean. However, what was incredible was the fact that the (paying!)
guests who wished to swim were forced to do so within a very small
fenced-in area which was sandwiched between two jet-ski rental stations.
Moving outside this area might have proved lethal as the jet-ski lenders
and users did not show the least consideration for people who did
not wish to limit their swimming to a few strokes in each direction,
which was all that was possible within the small pen into which we
were crammed. And this is not an exaggeration: People who did venture
outside this very small and very crowded area found themselves chased
for fun by jet-skis and had to turn back for fear that the fun might
go wrong. It was very obvious that somebody was making money off these
jet-ski rentals and regarded normal swimmers as a nuisance which had
to be kept within a very limited area. We would not have been surprised
if one morning there had been signs on the beach saying Swimming Prohibited
! We have been to Thailand many times (for me it was the 7th time!),
we love Thailand and we love Samui; we are aware of the cultural differences
and we do not expect things to be like home . We don t mind mistakes
happening or not always being understood because of insufficient language
skills. Generally, our experiences with Thai people and Thai hotels
have been wonderful. But this time we felt that the only thing this
hotel management was interested in was our money; once we had paid
it (unfortunately we had to pay the full sum in advance) we were only
a nuisance. Chaweng Buri Resort - never again! |
jurgen arts
2006-05-27 until 2006-06-12 |
Chaweng Buri Resort, Chaweng Beach
The resort was fine en the service was good. They cleaned the room
every day. Rooms and facilities where great. Special thanks to the
barman at the beach. I would recomment this resort. We had a very
pleasant stay. |
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