Nua Tone Resort Bang Tao & Cafe

+ A very atmospheric place in the jungle, looks like a tree house. + There are sounds of nature and birds (there are also roosters). + Friendly and helpful staff. + Good location in quiet place. + Сar parking near the entrance. + Clean room, comfortable bed. + Good breakfast but no self service. You need to ask what you want. + Good WiFi.

- No mosquito net on the bathroom window. When we checked in there was a huge flying cockroach waiting for us in the bathroom. We had to chase it out. - There is really no soundproofing between the rooms. In addition, all the rooms share a common wooden floor, and when someone walks outside, the vibration is transmitted to the room and bed. Sometimes we had to use earplugs. But, we were prepared for that because from other travelers' descriptions, there are soundproofing issues here. This is compensated by the environment and the jungle atmosphere! * There are only 8 rooms in the hotel and the best one is number 8 because it is at the end of the corridor and has only 1 neighbor and it has extra windows for ventilation. Room #1 is similar BUT has some kind of technical unit under the windows that makes noise periodically. I would not recommend room #1. All other rooms - have 2 neighbors each, and the comfort of staying in them depends on the noisiness of your neighbors.

Beautiful property. Very well kept. Love the cats running around and the hammocks to chill.

The staffs English is very poor and the facility does not accept CC (nearest ATM 12 minute walk away)

The nature location is really nice and quiet, lots of cats the food was great too

you'll be awaken with the sun in fully lit bedroom, the window faces the corridor, cafe opens at 9+ and closes sometimes before 6 pm, no stores/food around, beach is quite far if walking

Location and coffee was good

Very noisy, you can hear everything from other rooms. I didn’t have a single night of good sleep during my stay.

Heavenly quiet clean wonderful staff

A bit far from tourist attractions and city centers