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Region: Eastern Thailand> Province: Rayong> Location: Ko Samet/Ao Phai
Sea Breeze Bungalows
Stacks of rooms
Ao Phai, Ko Samet
Rayong Province
Tel: (038) 644 124, (081) 832 8911
Fax: (038) 644 125
Description
The accommodation at Seabreeze has no beachfront, and gets very little of the sea breeze you might expect. This is an acceptable option if everything is filling up, or if you're not fussy about having a view of your neighbours' dirty laundry rather than the ocean. The large huts are packed together in tight rows under the tree line, making the grounds feel rather cramped. Some of the huts have a bad problem with damp -- if the first one they show you is no good, ask to see another. The air-con rooms are rather tacky, and not a great deal for the price. The restaurant is poorly placed by a busy turn on the Ko Samet highway so you'll probably find yourself eating elsewhere. The office is right there too, near the entrance to Silver Sand.
Bungalow fan private b'room
500 THB (low season)
800 THB (high season)
Bungalow A/C private b'room
800 THB (low season)
1,500 THB (high season)
Added to Travelfish on: 19th January, 2004
Last visited or updated on: 14th March, 2008
Guest feedback
Came back again - 
By bennifer2 ( total comments: 5 
) Stayed here 2/2004
Seabreeze has many different types of rooms. Came back again at the end of our trip. Stayed for a total 21 days. Favourite part of Thailand. The restaurant is not the best, however very close to the good bars.
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