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Lareena Resort Koh Larn Traveler Reviews
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Overlooks the beautiful sea view room
by Hana Kimura from Japan
Oct 18, 2011
Although the journey is a bit difficult. But the visit to this island, We didn't feel tired it's make me feel good was beautiful beach, my room, overlooking the beautiful sea.
I am impressed with this tour. And promised to come back to Thailand, especially Koh Larn.
I am impressed with this tour. And promised to come back to Thailand, especially Koh Larn.
10.0
It is very relaxing.
by Thomas from Canada
Sep 30, 2011
Overlooking the sea. I do not know how to swim. It has to be living in a resort overlooking the sea. January is the day the weather was hot enough to be a relaxing and rewarding. Because the resort is OK at all. Rooms were comfortable. Staff is available to all people.
8.0
Koh Larn offers the perfect retreat from busy Pattaya.
by alax from London
Jul 2, 2009
Koh Larn offers the perfect retreat from busy Pattaya. Once the last ferry leaves at 6.00p.m. tranquillity reigns at the Larenna Resort which overloooks the harbour.
We stayed in Pattaya for a week, but decided to vary the stay with a mid-week break of two nights at the Lareena - an excellent decision. A quirky, atmospheric and artistic hotel, it stands on stilts in the water and at night we were lulled to sleep by the sound of the lapping waves. The room was simple, characterful and clean with eclectic and interesting furniture and a balcony overlooking the sea and the mainland.
We stayed in Pattaya for a week, but decided to vary the stay with a mid-week break of two nights at the Lareena - an excellent decision. A quirky, atmospheric and artistic hotel, it stands on stilts in the water and at night we were lulled to sleep by the sound of the lapping waves. The room was simple, characterful and clean with eclectic and interesting furniture and a balcony overlooking the sea and the mainland.
9.2
The food served in the hotel was excellent.
by adam from america
Jun 25, 2009
Koh Larn offers the perfect retreat from busy Pattaya. Once the last ferry leaves at 6.00p.m. tranquillity reigns at the Larenna Resort which overloooks the harbour.
We stayed in Pattaya for a week, but decided to vary the stay with a mid-week break of two nights at the Lareena - an excellent decision. A quirky, atmospheric and artistic hotel, it stands on stilts in the water and at night we were lulled to sleep by the sound of the lapping waves. The room was simple, characterful and clean with eclectic and interesting furniture and a balcony overlooking the sea and the mainland.
The public areas are relaxing, with lots to look at (bamboo sculptures, paintings etc) and alcoves and tables where you can sit and wind down. You can lie in the shaded outside 'salas' read, have a massage or have a coffee (great espressos and caffe latte).
The food served in the hotel was excellent. We met the new chef, Ter, a Thai cook ,who having spent time in France skilfully prepares traditional Thai food which he can also adapt to the western palate without it losing its authentic flavour.
Although not for Conde Naste travellers, expecting 5-star, corporate luxury, we thought that this was a unique place to stay, to mingle with Thai fellow guests and to enjoy all that Koh Larn has to offer.
We stayed in Pattaya for a week, but decided to vary the stay with a mid-week break of two nights at the Lareena - an excellent decision. A quirky, atmospheric and artistic hotel, it stands on stilts in the water and at night we were lulled to sleep by the sound of the lapping waves. The room was simple, characterful and clean with eclectic and interesting furniture and a balcony overlooking the sea and the mainland.
The public areas are relaxing, with lots to look at (bamboo sculptures, paintings etc) and alcoves and tables where you can sit and wind down. You can lie in the shaded outside 'salas' read, have a massage or have a coffee (great espressos and caffe latte).
The food served in the hotel was excellent. We met the new chef, Ter, a Thai cook ,who having spent time in France skilfully prepares traditional Thai food which he can also adapt to the western palate without it losing its authentic flavour.
Although not for Conde Naste travellers, expecting 5-star, corporate luxury, we thought that this was a unique place to stay, to mingle with Thai fellow guests and to enjoy all that Koh Larn has to offer.
9.2