Все было хорошо All was good

It was the first time we were in Tae, we really liked it. The hotel did not impress, of course, but for us it was great, first of all, that it was quickly placed and its location. Very convenient to get and live. The view from the window on the local type of guesthouse did not bother me, I was pleased with the balcony and the block that worked from it, which allowed drying things, as well as a personal safe. They cleaned the room really superficially, but everything was in place and bathroom accessories were constantly updated, tips were left daily. The pool is small, but it was enough for us, sometimes there were no people at all. Breakfasts were normal, we always ate, sometimes we even took only fruits, we had enough, and what a delicious pineapple juice... The neighbors were excellent from Barnaul - Eduard, Ulyana and Kirill (By the way , get in touch, Ira is waiting for all the photos with the lemur from you : )
If you go to the left of the hotel there is a good place to eat with different cuisines, there are always a lot of people, but there are tables. Yes, as it was correctly written earlier, there is a local market on Soi 6, a good place to buy fruit for home and baskets. the hotels are mostly ours and Westerners, but the neighboring Palm Beach anthill is occupied by "small" groups of Chinese comrades
Of the minuses - maybe this is normal here, but a couple of times I found foreigners lighting up with Thais in the pool on the 3rd floor, and with food and drinks, although this is not allowed, it was the Thais who behaved quite noisily, the locals all the same. . . in the end, they got tired of barkers to sew a suit, if you go to the left, again, they stand on soi 3 or 4: "Brother, you need a suit... Look here, it's fashionable! " but they are, like, either Pakistanis or Indians.

P. S. In general, I liked it wildly! And now I don’t digest the Indians for some reason, it’s like the culture is like that, but when I looked at them on the beach road late in the evening, the local girls were lining up along the path and the crowds of Indians were right there...