The Hub Erawan Resort Chongsadao, Chongsadao

We had a mixed experience at this resort. The natural setting with trees and greenery was delightful, making it feel a bit luxurious despite some shortcomings. The restaurant's dining options were quite basic, which was a letdown, and the pool area left a lot to be desired. However, the free drinks and fun breakfast shapes made our mornings enjoyable.

We chose to stay at the hotel during the off-season, which meant it wasn't crowded and I really appreciated the tranquility. The surroundings are beautiful with plenty of trees and grass, giving it a peaceful atmosphere. However, there were limited services available and the dining options weren't the best. The breakfast could use more variety, and overall, it felt like some aspects could use improvement despite the lovely setting.

I had a lovely stay at this resort, nestled among beautiful trees and greenery. The atmosphere felt upscale, even though it was more modest in offerings. The rooms were comfortable for sleeping, and I enjoyed the quirky breakfast options. However, the dining choices were somewhat limited, and being away from the city means fewer meal options outside of the resort.

I had a lovely stay at the resort, which had stunning grounds and a choice between bungalows and rafts. The rooms were clean and comfortable, but I found the dining options quite limited. The proximity to Erawan Falls is fantastic, but it's quite a distance from the city. Overall, this place is ideal for a relaxing getaway surrounded by nature, although it can get noisy at times due to tour groups.

I had mixed feelings about my stay at this resort. The location is a major plus, being close to the Erawan Waterfall, but the facilities and dining experience left much to be desired. The rooms were decent, yet the overall upkeep of the property was lacking. If you’re planning to enjoy the waterfall, the transport option is great, but don’t expect too much from the amenities.