A word of warning. Floor tiles around swimming pool is super slippery! Be extra careful if your feet is wet and take good care of your kids! If they do not fix this soon, it is just a matter of time before any nasty accident happens. UPDATE: I receive words from Chan Resort that they are working on the floor tile problem. Chan Resort is located inside Soi 15 of Thappraya Road away from tourist districts. To reach the resort, you just walk straight ahead from alley entrance for about 10 minutes, passing any intersections you come across. The alley is poorly lid at night and you will feel safer with a torch in hand. Bar and restaurant can be find near alley entrance and you can take a Songthaews to reach tourist areas such as Jomtien Bay, Walking Street and Beach Road with ease. The resort is rather small scaled. There is a swimming pool and two building blocks built around it, providing an reception desk, dining area and 13 rooms. Each room comes with its own balcony/patio, double bed, toilet and shower, refrigerator, television, etc. The corridors leading to guest rooms are rather open and can be seen by pedestrians and guests in neighboring Sugar Beat Resort. In fact, I saw their cleansing ladies several times during my stay, but they were busy and not looking at my direction. The roof was meant to be a sun deck but it looks unfinished -- lighting has yet to be install and there are no fixtures. Sunbathing on the roof at this point would not be enjoyable. Fortunately, there is considerable distance to nearest high rise, so privacy is not an issue. Rooms A1, A2, B1 and B2 are all facing the other building block, having no view at all. If you are shy, you may feel uncomfortable having your room directly facing reception / staircase. Rooms A3, A4 and A5 are all pool side rooms, just scale the patio wall and you will have direct access to the pool. What puzzles me is why they do not install a small gate to allow easy access? 1/F rooms B3, B4 and B5 are all facing Phanon Resort across the street. Fortunately, Phanon Resort is most 1 storey bungalows, so there wont be any major problem. The remaining 1/F rooms C1, C2 and C3 all faces an undeveloped piece of land next door. You can dine in the dinning area besides the reception desk. Reasonably priced food can be order from 7am to 8pm. Although choice is limited, It will be perfect in rainy days or you simply feel too lazy to take the trip to restaurant. A small self service counter is open all day with crackers, hot water, instant coffee, etc. I found this is the perfect spot to wind down after a long day, chatting with other guests and tasting any strange snack you scoop up in nearby convenient store (mine was Peking duck favored potato chip) LOL.
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New nudist resort in Pattaya, Thailand
Published Jan 23, 2012
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