The rooms are well-maintained; the extensive dark wood decor, far from looking old, actually adds a sense of quality and texture.
The public areas resemble a tropical swamp, and at night, with the fires lit, they exude a wild, powerful ambiance. The lawn, trees, and rocks in the beach area are all beautifully positioned, with the lawn elevated just enough above the beach to create a stunning composition of grass, trees, sky, and sea.
Every service staff member, including the cleaners, greets you with a smile rather than pretending not to see you.
For room types, I recommend choosing a villa or higher. Avoid the suites and pavilions, as these two room types are separated from the beach and villas by a public road, significantly detracting from the resort experience. The suites appear to be converted unsold owner apartments, and the pavilions lack privacy compared to the villas as they can be seen from the suites.
There are two breakfast restaurants: Sea Fire Salt by the sea and the Thai restaurant near the apartments. The dishes are almost identical. Sea Fire Salt offers a bread and fruit buffet with other items available à la carte, while the Thai restaurant is a full buffet. Sea Fire Salt's main advantage is its stunning outdoor seating with beautiful views.
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