Green Mango Resort

The pool is the best. It's big, clean, and there weren't many people, so I really played all day. The price is good compared to the pool, but the room.... is big. The bed sheets looked clean. There were spider webs on the ceiling corners, and the clothes drying rack in front of the room was all rusted, so it was a bit like that. The most shocking thing was the bathroom. The worst was the smell of the sewer, but the ceiling and walls were a mess... and the lighting was really dark... I was only there for a short time before leaving the country, but it was difficult to go into the bathroom. It would have been so hard if I had stayed for one night. The shower had poor water pressure, and only a few streams of water came out, and it was so erratic that it was the worst bathroom ever. They have shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothpaste, a toothbrush, and body shampoo. The staff were friendly and since there was an early check-in fee, I asked if I could go to the pool first, and they happily let me use their luggage. They also gave me a welcome drink, which was a cold tea, so I could enjoy it by the pool. The tuk-tuk ride from the front desk to the airport was supposed to be 300 pesos, but when I asked for 200 pesos, the tuk-tuk driver said he would try to explain to me, and he ended up charging me 250 pesos. When I came back from McDonald's to the hotel, I stopped by near Alona Beach, my previous accommodation, and they charged me 200 pesos without any bargaining. Please note~ Also, it's a bit out of the way, so it'd be hard to get around without a tuk-tuk, and since it's not a place where you can catch a tuk-tuk, you might have to ask the front desk. There's a famous restaurant called Crea that's about an 8-minute walk away, so I thought I'd walk, but it was dark and scary, so I didn't think I could walk for even a minute.