Hotels near Muang Ake Vista Golf Course

"The room was very clean, there is a whole folder devoted to telling you what the fine is for damaging items or taking them (4 pages of them in fact which is a new one for us). The staff were ok, nothing more. The breakfast was varied, we just had toast because we aren’t used to eating actual meals or sushi for breakfast. The air conditioning worked well and the tv had Netflix which was a welcome change. We got a taxi to the airport in the morning and that cost 150 baht so worth it to get dropped off straight outside departures. "

"Booked for one night before an early flight from Don Mueang Airport. An excellent hotel, 10 minutes from the airport. Shuttle service available for a small fee. The hotel itself was spotlessly clean; rooms a good size and nicely kept. Modern decor. There is an also a kitchen area on the ground floor of each block where you can get hot or cold water to make drinks in your room. A reasonably priced hotel very professionally run."

"Not really close enough to airport , no real drinking or dining facilities. No wheel chair access to pool"

"Excellent soap and shampoo, good toothpaste and brush was nice. Shower was good. Room was clean. Pool was peaceful , staff where amazing , will definitely come back. Me and my wife loved our stay ! "

"Friendly staff very helpful the decor is a bit dated"

"Couldn't fault it"

"There is no lift there So we have to carry our luggage "

"Good"

"This hotel is like an airbnb, very casual, 1 cleaner cleans the place nicely, you can smell the room is cleaned with disinfectant once you enter. 1 staff at the reception leaves by 10pm. This place is near at the main road so its noisy at night (maybe request for a room is not facing the mainroad iscs better choice) At the main road turn left, walk down 20 meters there is a 7 eleven, walk another 500m you'll see a herbal spa ((Mix Spa)which does herbal massage and facial , you can book an appointment before going. Its clean too. If they can converse in english, google translate helped"