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ðŸĄ Solo Trip Edition Clerk Rest Review: Escape the Turmoil, Come to Sleep, Stay Alone, How to Survive

I confess here that at first, the plan of travel alone secretly had all sorts of concerns in my head.

âĢïļ have to travel easily because carrying a bag to drag alone. If the road is difficult, give up.

âĢïļ must be safe, close to the community or people in case they need help.

âĢïļ, but...Must be calm, not chaotic, and importantly, "must be at sea at a price that can be paid alone," do not reconcile the divisor!

Find it until you find it here. Answer the question. Everyone! This trip we choose to stay at Sunrise Villas Seaview. Book the Standard Pierside Room of this review.

ðŸšķ‍♀ïļ Location Bang (10 / 10 Not Broken)

This is a win! It's on the bay at the outpost, next to the pier. After you get off the boat, you can walk for another 5 minutes to the rest. It's close to shouting! You don't have to carry a bag to walk tired. And it's very comfortable for a single person to walk for 3-5 minutes. You'll see the brother of the park staff. It's definitely safe.

At first, I was afraid that it was near the harbor and would be noisy? In conclusion, I couldn't hear the warship stirring at all, but if anyone wanted to get in with nature, just open the sliding glass door and close the blinds / roofing. I can sleep and listen to the sound of the waves.

🌊 Round Room View & Front Atmosphere

The view is very calm. You can eat in front of the beach, you can see the sea, you can see the boat passing by, and the highlight is that the front of the room has a hammock to sit down and swing your legs. If you buy something to eat or lunch, you can eat in front of the room here. It's a "nice place to take pictures." Another coordinate on Koh Samet (a little disadvantage is that the front of the house does not have a light on the door from the room to take it).

🛏ïļ. Inside the room.

Open the room and find a sliding glass door with a wire screen on the other side. Very nice. The glass on the other side of the room is solid. The outside can't see it. It improves privacy and safety for the woman.

Bedroom: There is a double bed in the middle of the room. It is very comfortable to sleep. And beside it is a large glass-mounted closet. This is the most beautiful woman! Because when opening the door of natural light into the room or turning on the light in the room, it is easy to dress up. No need to stand in the dark. In the room, there are all the facilities of a hair dryer, refrigerator, hanger and safe.

Bathroom: Separately, there is a sink, chink and shower that can adjust the warm-cold temperature at will. The water is strong. The bath is very comfortable.

âœĻ Review summary:

For us, Sunrise Villas Seaview, this room is very complete. For the Solo Traveler line, you want to have a good, safe room to prepare to hang out around the island. But at the same time, there is a beautiful corner in front of the room for us to sit and take pictures to show off in a chic social setting. Anyone with a plan to save this coordinate on the list now! 🎒🌊

📍 Koh Samet, Rayong Province

# Pin and eat # Samet Island Accommodation Review # Koh Samet /āđ€āļāļēāļ°āđ€āļŠāļĄāđ‡āļ” # Club travel # Lemon 8 Club

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