Sweet Honey

“Wonderful trip”

The room is very clean and good design. Breakfast very good and nice presentation. Location in the garden style. Lunch , they offer the set Manu style very good and test good. Also coffee and cake very good. They some of cake make by the owner of the resort. Staff very friendly and service very go… Mais

The room is very clean and good design. Breakfast very good and nice presentation. Location in the garden style. Lunch , they offer the set Manu style very good and test good. Also coffee and cake very good. They some of cake make by the owner of the resort. Staff very friendly and service very good . Only limit of the English speaking.but no problem for me High recomend all guest visit here

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“Lovely resort, wonderful staff, super pool”

We spent February in Thailand in 6 different locations. We chose small hotels/B&B's and this was by far the best of them. It is situated about 300m from northern access to the Sam Roi Yot beach area with the better part of the beach and the location for most of the restaurants/bars to the southern … Mais

We spent February in Thailand in 6 different locations. We chose small hotels/B&B's and this was by far the best of them. It is situated about 300m from northern access to the Sam Roi Yot beach area with the better part of the beach and the location for most of the restaurants/bars to the southern end (about 3 miles) We had a hire car so it was easy to get to that area and it is useful to have your own transportation in this quiet resort if possible. We spent 5 nights in one of the four Sweet Autumn rooms which are split level, upper bedroom with a small balcony with lovely views of the nearby hill tops, lower level living area with bathroom, sofa, TV, fridge, coffee/tea etc. Perfect for a couple and the beautiful clean pool was literally 5 steps from our patio door. We pretty much had it to ourselves. We had good internet streaming UK TV via HDMI onto the TV. AC in upper and lower areas with independent remotes. As mentioned in the post below the included breakfast was pretty standard but they offered us alternatives. I chose Pad Thai, my wife had Belgium waffle and fresh fruit. The coffee shop where you also have your breakfast is lovely, done in a pastel, open plan style. Coffees and homemade cookies/cakes are delicious and the 95B cocktails excellent. Between 6-7pm, you get 2 cocktails for the price of one so perfect for pre-dinner drinks. They also sell a really good bottled craft beer - a welcome alternative to the ubiquitous Singha. The staff are wonderful. My wife has walking difficulties and they couldn't have been more helpful and kind. Would thoroughly recommend this hotel and look forward to staying again probably in one of the larger room with our family.

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“Home in the mountains and near the sea”

Located at the top edge of Sam Roi Yot National Park, this beautifully kept resort provides a variety of accomodation. Complete with refridgerator and microwave, the Duplex Villa is a home away from home. The deck and swimming pool provide wonderful spaces to relax and enjoy nature. The beds are ve… Mais

Located at the top edge of Sam Roi Yot National Park, this beautifully kept resort provides a variety of accomodation. Complete with refridgerator and microwave, the Duplex Villa is a home away from home. The deck and swimming pool provide wonderful spaces to relax and enjoy nature. The beds are very comfortable and the lounge room is a great place to sit and read or chat. The staff are very good and the rooms are well maintained. The restaurant is very pleasant to enjoy a breakfast of egg, toast, sausage and fruit. Coffee, tea, cold drinks and snacks such as waffles and cakes are also on the menu. The park-like grounds, with wandering paths, provide benches with beautiful views of the mountains and a place to listen to the birds. Watching the sun disappear behind the mountains at sunset is pure magic. To explore the park, either a car or motorbike is needed. Bicycles are provided for a quick trip to the wide expansive quiet beach -- a 10 minute stroll down the paved street. There are restaurants scattered along the beach road.The huge National Park has beautiful beaches, caves, elegant temples and small fishing villages to explore. Pranburi is a 20 minute car drive. A Tesco and a big market supply groceries for cooking. Our alarm clock is a little bird tapping at the window every morning at 7 am. At first we think he is a woodpecker, but then realize he sees his reflection in the mirror. Sweet Honey Resort and Sam Roi Yot National Park are wonderful places to explore and enjoy being a part of nature.P.S. one week was too short!

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“Nice hotel, clean rooms, good pool.”

We stayed at Sweet Springs accomodation. It is a two bedrooms one bath room with a nice living and outside deck. The pool is crystal clear and with a good side to swim. Breakfast includes a rice & pork soup followed by a version of the American breakfast: 2 toast, 1 sausage, 1 fried egg and 2 slice… Mais

We stayed at Sweet Springs accomodation. It is a two bedrooms one bath room with a nice living and outside deck. The pool is crystal clear and with a good side to swim. Breakfast includes a rice & pork soup followed by a version of the American breakfast: 2 toast, 1 sausage, 1 fried egg and 2 slices of ham, it was good but its the same everyday. The coffee was perfect, the Latte was so good that we stop often to take one. Hotel provides free bicycles to ride to the beach, but the close by beach is about 400 m but it is not really a beach is just a rocky area to protect the shore, you should go further to access the real beach. Down: Far from restaurants and entertainment. We ended going 20 minutes far to the "Ley caffe" for dinner. (check Ley Caffe) No English channels on TV for kid distraction.

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