Pattra Vill Resort

This is a pretty hotel near to lamai nightlife/ restaurants. We stayed in the block but there are also lovely bungalows to choose from. The rooms were large, clean with a comfy bed and good air conditioning. The patios were large with two comfy chairs and ceiling fan. The room itself was a little quirky because when you opened the glass door to get into the fridge you can see into the bathroom which is a little odd. The pool was lovely and in the sun all day which made it extremely warm. The sunbeds were always available but it was quiet season so I assume they will bring more out at peak time because there were only about 12 to use. Breakfast consisted of eggs made to your liking, croissants and pastry’s, toast, bacon and a small choice of Thai meals. Fruit and yoghurt was also available. The staff at reception were very friendly and helpful during our stay. There is a safe in the room and I would advise everyone to use this. A neighbour of ours left £95 euros in her handbag which went missing from the room. The lady explained to us that after this occurred one of the maids that previously made conversation with her changed and would not look her in the eye which was suspicious. There are signs on all the doors to lock valuables away.

This is the first time we’ve stayed in Lamai over chaseng and we are very impressed. It’s much quieter with less young and rowdy backpackers- but still a really nice vibe.

We booked this hotel last minute and it cost less than £100, for that we have 64m2 of space in this villa which leads right out to the pool- it’s great

Hotel a bit dated in parts, breakfast is nice and the staff have been fantastic

The only downside is the fitness room opens late and closes early- 8pm! This is such a strange concept- I like most people like to train very early or in the evening so I can make the most of the day with my family- I think the hotel should look at this.

That aside it was a nice experience