Green Valley Resort

Booked a bungalow here despite no reviews on trip and overall I think it was worth booking here. Staying at Ao Nang would’ve drained our budget trying to go to railay and phra nang beach since Ao nang isn’t as nice of a swim. There were a lot of great snorkeling spots and Tonsai Beach is a budget friendly choice without having to take boats every day! The bungalows overall are okay. The electricity shuts off from 6am to 6pm so there is no fan or charging during the day. There a mosquito net over the bed which is very nice because there are a lot of bugs. The bathroom was a little less than okay. When we checked in the bathroom floor still had a puddle of water because it doesn’t drain properly. No toilet paper, soap, or anything is provided so you have to buy your own. The faucet was loose and would move around when I turn the faucet on and off. The floor boards were old and although ours were okay, some could definitely give you a splinter if you’re not careful. We had one small trashcan and no room service the 4 nights we stayed. Everybody hangs their towel out to dry but the air was so humid ours never quite dried properly. The porch is very nice for after a long day of swimming. We sat on the porch with some snacks and thai tea and just enjoyed nature. You NEED bug spray. They have quite the amount of bungalows. Some have stairs, some don’t. We did and it was rickety a little. The people are very nice and also run the green valley restaurant. The “blanket” is just one huge towel. Tonsai itself is pretty small with just a street of restaurants and bungalows for tourists. It was worth it just being able to go to and from railay whenever we wanted without having to pay 100 baht per person per trip. Phra nang has beautiful snorkeling and was our favorite spot! It’s about 40-45 min walk away but most of it is on flat concrete ground. To get to railay from tonsai you’ll have to do a little hike through the jungle or at low tide you can walk across the rocks around the cliff.