Thansur Tatai Eco Resort

We stayed at Thansur Tatai for one night between more luxurious hotels, and generally had a great time, however I would not have stayed longer than one more additional night. I think the resort is enjoyable so long as you manage your expectations -- it is very secluded with very little to do and very basic amenities. The rooms (and shower) is quite rustic, the villas are charming but as they are made of bamboo, you can expect bugs and flies to get inside even with the doors shut. The mosquito net and bedside lamp were covered in (live and dead) flies. There is a ceiling fan and a floor fan, which we had to move right in front of the bed as we were still quite hot. The walkway had loose planks and nails poking out. Furthermore the staff seemed to be enjoying the peace a bit too much as our transfer too the hotel was quite stressful to organise, and upon check-out they didn't know we had booked a taxi with them. That said, the resort is very peaceful and the location is idyllic. The floating villas are so special and we felt so relaxed hanging out in the room and on the deck just doing nothing for once. The food was amazing, although the smoothie I ordered was not, and we had no issues with the wifi.

Idyllic stay Such a peaceful cabin overlooking the water - really idyllic and calming. We took a boat to an island with deserted white sand beaches - lovely

My wife got pneumonia and we needed to stay close to a hospital. This hotel wouldn’t allow us to cancel our booking, despite repeated requests from ******* on our behalf.

Totally overrated resort. Not maintained at all, with pontoons and paths having rotting boards, dangerous! Nothing to do, staff barely speaks English, not even cool drinks, if they have any. Very uncomfortable furniture, very little to eat. Dinner was still tasty, very simple but tasty. Breakfast was terrible. We booked for 2 nights but left immediately after breakfast after just 1 night.