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It’s an obvious choice if you’ve come down with malaria or fancy some plastic surgery, but the location is strategic even if medical care isn’t in your plans. Rooms are all similarly outfitted with air-con, TVs, safes, mini-fridges and hot-water bathrooms, but each is a little different from the next so it’s worth checking out a few. The best rooms come with sofas and balconies and are located on the upper floors of the main building that houses reception and a small cafe, but keep in mind that there’s no lift (especially if you’re staying there after surgery!). “Economy rooms” are set in the smaller building and, while reasonably comfortable, come with minimal windows and less space. Beds are soft and the rooms we checked out appeared clean. Our only complaint was the painfully hot-pink walls in one of the larger rooms. This is a small family-run spot; the staff members we encountered weren’t overly friendly but they did a fair job of answering our questions and were quick to show us the rooms. Free WiFi may be patchy. If you don’t mind spending considerably more, neighbouring Ad Lib Hotel is a modern upscale spot, or you could walk a little further to the phenomenal AriyasomVilla.

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