Pama Resort

We only had food there, it was nice food and reasonably priced.

Hello, readers. I checked in on November 8, 2015, and checked out on November 9, 2015. I checked in around 3:30 PM. As for the room, I stayed in room C3, a ground floor room. I have to say, it's a wonderful room. It's not luxurious, but it's not lonely sleeping in a single row. The air conditioning is incredibly cold. There's a small refrigerator, a large closet, and a small TV. The water heater works perfectly. The toilet is fine, making it easy to use. I put down a 500 baht deposit and paid 700 upon check-in. Totaling 1,200 baht for 6 people. Breakfast was not included, but two bottles of water were provided. The refrigerator worked well. The shower didn't have a strong flow, making it less satisfying to shower in, but it was perfectly clean. Just be patient. There weren't many power outlets, only one in front of the mirror. There's nothing on the headboard. The bed is just for sleeping. There are only three plugs, two-pronged. Or maybe three? But it's better to bring one just in case. Bring a two-pronged plug for your convenience. The location: The location is right on the roadside, but the house we stayed in was behind a restaurant. The restaurant is right on the road. Cross the four-lane road to the beach and the sea. But if you face the sea, you'll face north, because the sun rises on the left. (You won't see the sun rise directly over the sea.) The low tide at night was very low. We went for a walk at 11:30 PM. It was pitch black, and there weren't many lights, except for streetlights. If you're going for a walk like we did, it would be great to bring a flashlight, as your phone flashlight isn't very good. The sand is very fine, and there's not much trash. There are beachside seating for 20 baht each. You can order food from the restaurant. The food is incredibly cheap, compared to tourist attractions. We once ordered a large plate of crab fried rice for 2,000 baht, but we ended up paying 1,900 baht for a large plate of crab fried rice. Small pork fried rice, seafood tom yum, three kinds of som tam (papaya salad), three large bottles of chrysanthemum tea, pork congee, plain rice, fried chicken wings, spicy salad, and a few other things. That's all for 1,928 baht. I remember it well, having just been there. One thing I'd like to mention is the som tam (papaya salad) that's a bit too sweet. My aunt lives in Rayong and says the locals make it a bit too sweet. If you don't like it sweet, I recommend telling the uncle. The uncle is very good at walking around and his service is excellent. There are a lot of foreigners (farangs) in the area, families, and older people. But the uncle's service is impressive, regardless of nationality. It's excellent. Regarding parking, parking is okay, but if you park inside, it's difficult to get out. There's no one to flag down, so you have to look for your own parking. I don't think that's a problem, just a little bit of everything. In the morning, we woke up around 7.30 am. and went out to play in the water. We walked straight in and got into the sea no later than 8.00 am. At that time, the water was not very high. The water was crystal clear. You could see your feet. There was no trash. The sand was very fine. It was excellent. I didn't worry about the dirtiness at all. The sea was clean and clear. I could see small fish, crabs, big and small, and shellfish that they took out of plain water everywhere. It was excellent. It was the same as going to Koh Larn, but much cheaper. Each lifebuoy was 50 baht. My family and I went to play in the water, like we had never played in the water before, even though we had been to Pattaya, Koh Larn, and Chonburi. But this time it was excellent. We could comfortably put our faces in the water. (I'm not claiming that what I said was bad. It might have some good points. But our budget might not be enough to experience such affordable luxury.) We played in the water from 7:45 a.m., coming out of the water every now and then, eating for 30 minutes, then cleaning up on work for 5 or 10 minutes, then going back down again. We played until we were back up around 1:00 p.m. We played until our skin was burnt, and we didn't care about the sun anymore. At that point, we were just enjoying the family time first, hahaha. I highly recommend this place. If you're coming with a family, looking for a quiet getaway, eating, and relaxing, this is the place. The prices are reasonable, the food is delicious, and the water is crystal clear. But if you're looking for a place to party, drink, and socialize, you'll have to find something else to do, as there's not much else around there. There's a 7-Eleven nearby. It's 4 km from the accommodation. That's it! The total cost for a stay for 6 people (actually 7) was 1,200 baht. The meal for 7 people was so filling we almost vomited was 1,928 baht. The beach is fine, there's no trash, and the water is crystal clear, you can see your feet while swimming. I highly recommend this place. I'll definitely go again. I've already told my friends about this wonderful place if they're planning a trip. Thank you.

The parking lot is narrow. You have to take your chances when you get out. No one will flag you down. Even when you go on a day when there are no guests, the bathroom is clogged. The room is not cleaned well. There is sand in the bed. There are few plugs. The shop staff do not welcome guests. They look at us strangely like we are thieves. 2 bottles of water, 2 bars of soap. You have to discuss the price clearly. It is better to walk in at the counter. The price is not the same as what was discussed on the phone to reserve.