Smoke-free hotels in Tub Tai

"Stayed in this property for 4d3n and it felt like home. Rooftop jacuzzi was beyond awesome as it was a huge and sophisticated model. A gas griller and washing area are available on the rooftop too. Quiet environment as it’s nestled a little far in from the main road. Our property was facing the mountains and sunset which offered lovely scenery every day, be it rain or shine. Lots of natural lighting and breeze in the room which made the entire stay pleasant. Personally, I loved their super soft and bouncy bed but my husband had a hard time getting used to it. Location is a little far off compared to other resorts but for the serenity and view, I would stay here again. About the jacuzzi: Upon checking in, we spotted some debris and sand in the tub and asked if they could change the water for us. However, we were told that the water is changed weekly and it would cost us 500 baht to change the existing water at our request. So, we settled with them cleaning the jacuzzi for us which didn’t help much. Room amenities: Some basic room amenities such as hand/face towels, bath robes and tissue boxes were not provided in our room. We had to call the housekeeping to send us a hairdryer as well. Not sure if it only happened to us as I saw some guests wearing bath robes by the pool. Toilet: Would suggest the management to have a shower door to block out the water and work on the plumbing system as it smells pretty bad when we came back after a day out. (Note: Although I do know this is common in Thailand) Balcony: An insect screen door would be useful for guests who would like to be keep their balcony doors opened at night. Overall, I enjoyed my stay but I wouldn’t know if we would feel the same if the resort has higher occupancy. "

"The Resort was nice and I liked the quiet with my family staying there. In this hotel, it did facilitate those things like, fire fly watching, goat, Water buffalo, rabits, bike riding and swimming pool. For those who love to have this activities and watching, I am strongly recommended this hotel. Also for the swimming, my daughters loved them very much as they said there were two different depth of the pool with barrier which acted as protection. They love to stay there all the days. For the food, I can say that it is nice but the problem is the communicating with the staff as their limited English. Nonetheless, they did treat you like a client and they tried their best to help you. The service was excellent. All are very good except the nearby "Bhuddish Ordination Ceremony". It was not belonged to this hotel. I did not against the religious, however they made a loud music from 18:00 to mid-night. We complained to the hotel but they cannot stop thoroughly. Normally this activity would be held on Sunday....."

"Super big rooms, everything is relatively new, large grounds, hotel shuttle into town. Getting back at night is 200 baht taxi and every driver knew where it is which was easy."

"Stayed in this property for 4d3n and it felt like home. Rooftop jacuzzi was beyond awesome as it was a huge and sophisticated model. A gas griller and washing area are available on the rooftop too. Quiet environment as it’s nestled a little far in from the main road. Our property was facing the mountains and sunset which offered lovely scenery every day, be it rain or shine. Lots of natural lighting and breeze in the room which made the entire stay pleasant. Personally, I loved their super soft and bouncy bed but my husband had a hard time getting used to it. Location is a little far off compared to other resorts but for the serenity and view, I would stay here again. About the jacuzzi: Upon checking in, we spotted some debris and sand in the tub and asked if they could change the water for us. However, we were told that the water is changed weekly and it would cost us 500 baht to change the existing water at our request. So, we settled with them cleaning the jacuzzi for us which didn’t help much. Room amenities: Some basic room amenities such as hand/face towels, bath robes and tissue boxes were not provided in our room. We had to call the housekeeping to send us a hairdryer as well. Not sure if it only happened to us as I saw some guests wearing bath robes by the pool. Toilet: Would suggest the management to have a shower door to block out the water and work on the plumbing system as it smells pretty bad when we came back after a day out. (Note: Although I do know this is common in Thailand) Balcony: An insect screen door would be useful for guests who would like to be keep their balcony doors opened at night. Overall, I enjoyed my stay but I wouldn’t know if we would feel the same if the resort has higher occupancy. "