Paretto Seaview Hotel

This can only be called a hotel. The family room I booked cost more than 480 per night, which was totally not worth the price. The bed obviously had not been changed when I checked in. There was one bed in each of the inner and outer rooms. There was a lot of sand on one of the beds. I was afraid of trouble and thought I would just make do with it for one night. There are two rows of rooms, one inside and one outside. We lived in the inner row. The so-called balcony faced the corridor of the previous building, which was completely unnecessary. The bathroom did not have a dry and wet separation, and it was easy to fall after taking a shower. It should have been changed later. There were two steps to enter the bathroom. The only advantage is that it is right by the sea, across a ten-meter-wide road, opposite to Chenang Beach. Downstairs is a small duty-free shop with few products and messy displays. There is nothing to buy. In fact, there is no need to live in this location just to be close to the sea. Chenang is very, very small, and it is almost the same to live anywhere. There is a restaurant opposite the hotel, which has long business hours, breakfast, and is hygienic. The price is a bit expensive in Langkawi. The owner is Chinese and can speak Mandarin. By the way, I'd like to give you some advice. First, you need to rent a car. There are fewer people and cars in Langkawi. It's okay to get used to right-hand drive cars. Driving can greatly expand your range of activities. Second, live in Kuah Town. It's much cheaper and the environment is also very good. It's convenient to go anywhere with a car, and the food is also good. Third, if you want to eat seafood, it's recommended not to stay in Chenan. Go to the seafood street in Kuah Town. There is a store called Wonderland Food Store. The business is very hot. Others usually open at 6 pm, but they open at 5 pm. It is very cost-effective. It is recommended to go early, because there will be more people later. Fourth, if you are not going to Lipe Island in Thailand from Langkawi, I personally don't recommend going to Langkawi. There is nothing to see. Chenang Beach is very pitfalls, and there is no need to go at all. Children like the mangrove bar, especially the return speedboat. The children are very happy, and the environment of the sea restaurant is first-class. Fifth, if you like to eat durian, Langkawi is much cheaper than Penang. You can drive to the durian stalls on the country road to find it. Don't buy pineapples, they are expensive and of poor quality.

The hotel is very close to the beach, so the floor may be scratchy when you step on it. It's great to have an attached parking space, but the room is a bit old, and the bed and pillows are not very good. The point is that it's not expensive. Overall, it's okay.

The suite is large and the living room is very comfortable, but the hygiene is a bit poor. Everything else is very good, very close to Cenang Beach!

It's very close to the seaside. There is a supermarket, KFC and Pizza Hut downstairs, which is more convenient.

The room is very big, a suite, but the decoration facilities are old, the sanitary conditions are also average, there is no view outside the window and balcony of the room, it is in the middle of the building, especially the door is locked with a key, it takes a long time to unlock and lock the door every time, the door lock is very difficult to operate, can't you change to an electronic door lock? I haven't used a key door lock for many years. The advantage is the good location, right in the middle of Chenang Beach, there are shopping malls, supermarkets, restaurants, and beaches downstairs, in the most lively and prosperous area, of course, except for the good location and large room, there is no advantage, I will change hotels immediately after spending one night.