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Although we couldn't find any review or comments about the resort while looking for a place to stay in Ton Sai we decided to book a bungalow of the Paasook Resort. Finally we were pretty confident with this choice since we really liked our simple but nice little bungalow which had a comfortable bed with mosquito net, ventilator, a little bathroom and terasse with bank and table. Electricity was available from 6 pm to 6 am but wifi only worked in the common chill area at the entrance of the resort. There is also a little shop as well as a bookshelf. The staff is very friedly and helpful. We would definitely come back!

First of all if you want to get a "roughing it" type of experience than stay at this hotel. Because most of Ton Sai Beach has their power shut of from 6am to 6pm, you will not get to relax in front of a fan or a/c. That's okay because my friend and I were outside taking in the beautiful beaches of Krabi anyways. At night they turn on the fan to your room which is great. The bed is rather stiff and hard but that's okay because some people like it like that. I didn't find to many problems with sleeping on that bed. This feels like a 2 1/2 star hotel and not a 3 because of the fact that the electricity was off during most of the day. Other than that if you are more concerned with a budget motel just next to a beautiful beach, than chose this motel!!

Green Valley Resort is a great place to base out of here in Tonsai Beach with the best restaurant in the area at the foot of the path leading to your bungalow. Coffee and his Brother Bee are extemly helpful and right on it. As author of the book Hiring The Best People I've been asked to speak at the biggest human resource conferences in the world on how to spot motivation and attitude. I give the staff at Green Valley Resort my very highest recommendation. You cannot do better for the money here in Tonsai Beach - which is the quiet, cheaper end of the beach north of Railay Beach.

I stayed 10 nights at Ton Sai Resort as an escape from a overly busy life. It's remote and quiet. Very quiet. The beach was not as nice as I imagined and there are no deck chairs or loungers. Between May and September it is super quiet with few restaurants and shops open in the area. I would stay again. It's biggest draw back is how hard it is to get there. Backpackers tend to walk in, I paid another $60USD to have a private transfer. (Unfortunately they forgot to pick me up - be wary of booking that through Agoda.) However the transfer when it worked was super convenient.

This Resort is really nice! We had a superior bungalow with aircondition. The bungalow is really nice, bathroom is ok but warm water was always available. The pool is very nice and clean, there is even a children area. We did not use the breakfast in the Hotel as there are nice restaurants in the near. Ton Sai is more alternative. If someone expects luxuary, he has to go to Relai Beach. But for climbers with some request for comfort this Hotel is perfect.