Azalea Village

The hotel is very peaceful and picturesque. The staff were friendly however it seemed as though non of the services were available. When asked if we could order some food we were met with ‘no, not today’ which seemed to be the response for most things. ‘Can we have a cocktail’ ‘ no, not today’ ‘ can we have a coffee’ ‘ no, not today’ this happened for almost every request. I suggest a name change to ‘ not today’

Good Vibes

Room is quite small with queen size bed. Design is not good the balcony and window must face the mountain view not walkway. From the layout make uncomfortable because when get into the room face walls and toilets. Privacy need to be improved. Together with PM2.5 and heavy dust destroy mountain view and your health.

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Enjoyed our two night stay in a good size room within the lovely garden setting. The dining area has wonderful views of the mountain and the staff who speak very little english were friendly and helpful (an extra pillow was no problem). The breakfast caters more for Asian guests - cold friend chicken and sausage :). The second morning we popped next door to Reset for our breakfast where you can get great coffee, fruit and pastries served by the wonderful owner who is all smiles! Also the hotel is some distance to restaurants so we got a taxi down the road and walked back (45 minutes) which was fun.

I booked 3 nights here , mainly because it was advertised as a Resort and Wellness Retreat , offering massages and trea**ents ect . It is quite expensive by Thai Hotel standards at $76 Au $$ a night so l was expecting it be really good , the pictures on their site are fabulous . Unfortunately, l was sadly disappointed, the lobby , the grounds and pool area are gorgeous . staff are really friendly and helpful but after that it’s all downhill The wellness day spa ect are closed , pretty sad about that as it was why l booked . The rooms are Very basic , although quaint . No basic ammenities that you get even in a cheap hotel , 2 thin bath towels supplied and an old bath mat full of holes , no hand towels provided , only some soap in a dodgy pump pack . Bed is very hard and not too comfortable , linen was old but appeared clean even though there was a dark mark on the sheets . Only 2 pillows in the room , we asked for two more pillows but had to pay 100 baht extra for them , that was really weird and something l have never encountered in all my years of travelling, especially given the high price of the room . Breakfast : well what can l say , pretty bad , 2 eggs , a piece of cold chicken drumstick and a bit of salad , this was the American breakfast , we had to ask for toast and juice which they then supplied . I know they are doing it tough after coming out of Covid but they are not doing themselves any favours with there service , from reading other reviews , these problems existed before Covid

This was a lovely upscale little property--well-designed huts, garden, pool, open-air main hall and a good view of the main mountain. Very, very quiet. The young girls on the staff were eager to help, if not always able, and Nun, the bartender, made the most incredible cocktails I've ever had in my life. He serves half-a-dozen standard drinks (screwdriver, mojito, etc.) but the ingredients and mixing were really exquisite. My only complaints were with the location, which was close to the town rather than the mountain and entailed renting a bike (roads not biker friendly) or a songthaew (uncomfortable negotiations with drivers) to get out to the main attractions. Also, I wish there had been a masseuse on hand or on call. And the food really needs improvement! The breakfast was poor and the half-dozen dinner dishes only fair. A good chef and a masseuse would really elevate a place that already has a lot of potential.