Name: Remark Puzi Hut Restaurant
Address: 11/1 Moo 1 Bangbao,, Ko Chang, Ko Chang, Ko Chang, not available, Thailand
Rating: 6

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Stay in 28-30 October 2011
Booked by mistaken. I am a solo -traveller who look4 some place with an easy to buy one day snorkel tour in Koh Chang area. And all internet info point out suggest that all snorkel daytrip tour in ko chang mostly depart from far end south Bang Bao pier. So i search for budget hotel in Bang Bao area and founded this place.

It turned out a nightmare stayed.
Since the resort is a economic bungalow style. there are only 2 rows bugalow type; garden view and seaview. i was told convinced by owner of resort on phone that pay an extra 200 baht more for booked seaview type with actually no beach at all. it shiuld sat muddy beach at front instead.

Room i slept is an old cottage uplifted bamboo floor tired up with rope. it sounded crooked everytime you walked up or down the hut. Inside cottage there an old mosquitoes net with many holes on it to cover the main bed . Ceiling fan is so filthy with spider web on each fan paddle; Plus the machine made such a loud noise anytime you turn it on. I cud hardly breathe it kinda like you sniffed a blown dust wind into your face. 

Another thing the hut roof built with unfinished thacth style. Many giant gap space btwn rooftop and main hut wall is unpropered connected and un-seal it. Let the tons of mosquitoes and other insects flew inside. i had too tortured myself slept on that filthy fan blown condition too get rid mosquitoes fly to bit me.

Continued with Toilet part : The floor is uplifted also with unstrengthen at all. it seems like if i stepped on strongly the floor will broken and fall down.

Reception area is an ugliest thing i had ever seen. it built like a little podium cover with dusty thatch rooftop with some 3-4 tea / coffees bottles on the shelfs behind.By the way there had no real breakfast at all!! The only real ABF included is just Nescafe little sack for drink and a piece of little bread serve. No egges /No sausages / No bacon or ham set.

the only good thing is Tour counter and Day tour ferry boat area is superb close to hotel by 3 minutes walk. Also BangBao fisherman village and local market area nearby. Still the best advise i can tell is get away from this place. if you dun want too get maleria by insects bit or and allegy rash irritation by filthy wall fan!!

Budget room at end southward ko chang area

Really important to note that Bang Bao is NOT A BEACH RESORT. 

It's a fishing village on stilts over the sea, linked by a series of piers. 

If you want the beach, book another part of the island. 

The promo photos must have been taken a few years ago. 

The huts are basic, old but clean and have mossy nets. We paid extra for a sea view and a hot shower. 

Very very peaceful and quiet. Nice jungle sounds to soothe you to sleep. The whole resort is a ghost town after ten pm. 

Lovely landscaped gardens and nice chill out areas.  Perfect place to relax.

All thats missing is a hammock or a comfy chair on the terrace to enjoy the view. 

Restaurant tip: turn left out of the complex for cheaper Thai roadside cafes with excellent food. Restaurants on the  pier are aimed at day trippers and is about three times the price. 

Delight bar or Buddha view on the pier are nice bars to watch the sunset with a beer.

Peaceful pay extra to get a sea view

The Remark Pu-zi Huts are located in Bang Bao, which is a village at the very end of the road which encircles Ko Chang island.  Bang Bao is about 45 minutes by public jeep ('songtow') from the pier.  There is a tiny strip of sand which one could hardly describe as a beach.  The centre of the village is constructed on wooden stilts above the sea water.  It was originally an old fishing village but now consists almost entirely of tourist-orientated services (restaurants, souvenir shops, and a few bars).The Remark Pu-zi Huts are just outside the wooden stilted area.  They are situated just past the 'songtow' terminus and are accessed on foot via a dirt road/track.  The reception is a hut at the entrance to the grass lawned area.  The huts themselves are quite small and basic.  There are steps up to a veranda, with chairs to sit out on.  Inside, the huts are quite dark.  Ventilation and light are provided by a  hatch which can be opened to let in light (and mosquitoes).  There is no glass or netting over the hatch.  There were also a few holes in the bamboo frame, allowing mosquitoes inside the hut even when the hatch was closed.  There was a mosquito net over the bed itself, which took up almost all of the small room.  There was a shelf to put clothes or personal items on and a few clothes hangers on hooks.  There was no seating area within the hut.  The electric lighting was poor and made reading indoors difficult.  The bathroom was a simple affair but was adequate.  There was a slight complication with getting the hot water to run and it would have been helpful to have a simple notice in the hut explaining how it worked  but we figured it out ourselves after some experimentation.  One night, there was a power failure after a heavy storm, which local people told us is a common problem on the island in stormy weather.  We were surprised that no-one came to see if we were OK or to offer us some candles or battery-powered lights.  We left a day early, having paid in full in advance.  No enquiries were made of us as to why we were leaving prematurely.  Overall, I would say that the staff were not overly attentive to their guests' comfort, but that the huts were adequate for travellers on a tight budget.

Basic Bamboo Huts in a Quiet Location With Sea Views

This is a basic, quiet, resort of wooden huts by the sea edge at Bang bao. The huts contain a large bed, mozzie net and toilet/shower. I think importantly that it should be known that Bangbao does NOT have a beach. The stretch of sand you can see from the resort is a rubbish strewn sand bank used as the access road to a local boatyard. Bang bao is essentially a fishing village built above the sea on stilts, or was, as it is now a selection of restaurants and shops and is used by hoards of day trippers going on the boats that leave from the village.

it does what it says on the tin

We spent there 2 night in a bungalow - we booked it in Bangkok it was promised it will be sea view bungalow so we thought about going straight from it to have a swin in the sea. When we arrived we realized that the village (Ban Bang Bao) is a kind of a fish village - houses on wooden stickt on a mud "beach" so there is no way to have a swim anywhere around. The place is very nice, clean but for a swin you have to go somewhere else. The good thing about this location is that there are many shops and good restaurants very close and a pier where you can go for one day trips to the smaller islands. The breakfast is very poor - the "american" breakfast is only 1 slice of toast with a bit of butter and jam, the thai breakfast is rice with egg omelete...if you want to have hot water you have to pay extra, the mattress was comfy, in between the bungalows there are about 2 hamukas and a small summer-house where you can sit in the evening - that was very nice

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