Cozy Cove Resort

Comentarios destacados

• Carlotaxarlot

  31 enero 2014
  Buena opcion a buen precio

  Nos alojamos en este resort ta que era el mas barato que encontramos. Ibamos de mochileros, esta era nuestra ultima parada de thai. Nos alojamos en el bungalow mas basico, es amplio con wc (no tiene cisterna, se tira agua) con cama grande comoda y con una mosquitera perfecta. Familia amable, local, no hablan ingles. La zona nos gusto mucho ya que no esta en las calles pples (unos 15' andando). La playa mas cercana es la sunrise (aunque en el mapa aparezca la playa sunset) la mejor playa de todo koh liPe y thailandia y la playa sunset a unos 7'. Patayya es la del "puerto" y la mas centrica pero nos parecio horrible, sucia, mucha gente, barcos..Fatal Buena opcion si vas con bajo presupuesto

  

• Kenneth P

  13 abril 2015
  Bamboo!!!

  Una cabaña de bamboo con tu colchón en el suelo, sabanas limpias y mosquitera. Un baño muy limpio y de cemento adosado a la cabaña. Recordar que la cabaña es de bambo con lo cual eso significa un montón de mosquitos. Nosotros nos quedamos unos cuatro días y estuvimos bien siempre y cuando tuviéramos el repelente puesto. Recomendable para mochileros y para aventureros. Recordad una cosa: ESTÁIS EN THAILANDIA DE VIAJE Y DE AVENTURA.

  

• unmundomicrosc

  20 marzo 2019
  No recomiendo

  El lugar es barato, pero es para estar 1 o 2 noches, no más. Las instalaciones son muy incómodas y poco cuidadas. El baño no tiene botón para tirar le agua, la ducha no tiene agua caliente y se convive con una gran y desagradable cantidad de bichos. Lagartijas, ranas, hormigas, mosquitos y hasta ratas. Son bungalows precarios. El mosquitero que nos dieron estaba todo agujereado. No fue una buena estadía. Lo positivo: personal amable y la ubicación es muy buena, apenas unos metros de la Sunset Beach y a unos 800 metros de la Walking Street

  

• Geerten

  08 enero 2020
  New concrete houses better than bamboohuts

  Resorts is close to relatively quiet and nice beach, with good albeit véry slow restaurant called Bennys on the beach. First nights we stayed in the bamboo huts, which are véry basic and not fit for use (animal -rat?- poo on walls, purple ratpoison? pellets, no real lock), many small nails sticking out of floor, broken bambooo floor lats, last night we stayed in much better concrete houses. Especially bamboo huts are much too expensive (~48,- euros). Neighbouring resorts are closed and run down, which gives the whole area an eerie feeling. Reviewing rate is the average for both types of accommodation.

  

• happytravellerKerO

  05 marzo 2020
  BEWARE IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING BOOKING THE SO CALLED SUPERIOR ROOM

  The website is very misleading, there is actually more than one Superior room and you may not get the room shown on the photo with the great view. The website boasts that the superior room has 180 degree panoramic views over the beautiful Andaman Sea. Our Superior room had a 20 to 30 degree view of the sea at best, the rest of the view was of trees. (see photos) We felt conned when we booked this room, it was the most expensive place that we booked on Koh Lipe and was supposed to be the highlight of our trip it was actually by far the worst place we stayed. When we complained to the English Manager / Owner about the misleading photos of the room she was could not have been less helpful or less interested and insisted that the website was not misleading, and all superior rooms had the same panoramic view. This room was totally over-priced and there are much better value options elsewhere on the island. As we had paid, and a refund was not an option, we had to continue with our 3 night stay. Our superior room was the lower floor of an ugly concrete building. The furniture on the balcony was just some tatty old wooden chairs. There was nothing special or superior about this room and we stayed in much nicer rooms on Koh Lipe (some with true 180 degree views of the sea) for half the price of this room. There was no functioning mosquito net in our room. Despite keeping the doors and windows shut, mosquitos did get into our room and the only way to try and get rid of them was to put the Air Conditioning on not very ECO friendly. The website promises From the very moment of your arrival, you will feel embraced with nature and the warmth and hospitality. Actually there was no welcome when we arrived, a member of the bar staff curtly told us your room isnt ready until 2pm but you can sit on the chairs on the beach. When we finally got our key, no one showed us to our room or bothered to give us any information about the resort. It was then that we began to notice how dirty the beach was. The beach itself is in a lovely setting but the beach was littered with glass and plastic and other rubbish. During the time we were there we never saw the beach cleaned once (unlike the beaches at all the other resorts we stayed at which were cleaned and swept daily). The lack of bins around the resort meant that guests just left their rubbish everywhere. We even saw one guest leave a babys dirty nappy under one of the beach beds in the bar area. Obviously, the resort is not responsible for this guests behaviour, but that nappy stayed under the bed stinking for over 24 hours right where people were eating and drinking and children were playing. Guests were collecting glass and rubbish on the beach and leaving them in the bar area but 3 days later they still hadnt been cleaned away. Ashtrays were full of cigarette butts and the bamboo table number holders were stuffed full of cigarettes and never emptied. So much for the websites claim that we employ a proactive environmental policy, train our teams in green thinking. The place was a soulless dump and totally lacked character, atmosphere or care! The website talks about enchanting tropical gardens the so called gardens were completely uncared for with dead plants in pots everywhere. The whole resort was rundown and unloved and the manager was arrogant and completely disinterested in her guests or the general upkeep of the resort. As for this place being an ECO Village apart from offering a free water bottle and some tasty vegan food at the bar I didnt see anything else which made me feel like I was in a true eco village. I suspect the no toilet roll policy is simply to save on the expense of the drains getting blocked rather for true eco reasons. We stayed at the Sanom Beach Resort after we left, half the price, a beautiful simple hut with a panoramic view of the beach, right on the sand. The hut and the beach were cleaned every day, service was excellent and came with a smile and the owner and staff were incredibly friendly, helpful and welcoming.