Mayalay Resort-Green Hotel

Öppen för nya upplevelser Boendet är mycket imponerande, tyst och mycket lämpligt för avkoppling.

I did not stay here but had their all-you-can-eat breakfasts many times. Wonderful variety of breads, cereals, eggs done in at least 3 different ways, hash browns, fried rice, seasonal fruits and the most amazing cappuccino and Latte. A great way to start the day which will keep you going all day until supper. And of course, it goes without saying, the friendliest, most accommodating staff one can find anywhere. Highly recommend Mayalay for its ambience, it's welcoming and friendly service and their amazing breakfasts.

Absolutely a tropical paradise - with a couple of exceptions. The customer service is amazing and first rate service as soon as you arrive. The snorkeling trip with Mark was the best thing we did in our month in Thailand and I highly recommend it! The cabanas are very comfortable; although the mattress is rock hard. Fresh seafood is delicious! In hindsight, I would have just rented a garden view instead of the sea view for the cost since all of them are just steps from the beach and not worth the extra cost for the sea view. I do have a couple of recommendations though: STOP BURNING TRASH!!! This is completely unacceptable and the noxious fumes you are creating is poisoning your guests and the environment. Unfortunately, all the resorts on this island do this archaic practice and the smell is unbearable. There is also a large unregulated garbage dump along the trail to the other side of the island that needs to be cleaned up. Second recommendation is for the resort to use biodegradable cardboard straws. There is no place for plastic in a paradise like this. Lastly, stop anchoring the boats in the very sensitive sea grass and reefs. If you want to protect this island, these practices must stop immediately. I would have gladly of paid extra for my stay if I knew it went towards preserving this unique and beautiful location. With all this being said, it is a breathtaking (no pun intended with the burning trash) experience and far less tourists than on other islands.