ThmorDa Resort

I stayed in their wooden hut rooms and for 50 USD per night, at that price you'd expect some hot water for the shower at least but perhaps I'm asking for too much? Other than that I was alright. No aircon was fine during the evenings but during the day it would've been nice. The other places I found were offering aircon rooms for 35USD a night so perhaps consider your options more carefully than I did.

Nice spacious room with good AC. Had a partial view of the sea. Helpful staff with luggage and collected us from the port. Town is about eight minute walk away. The restaurant has nice sea views but expensive. Lots of space but no pool or beach area - not really a resort and have to walk to main town to use this

It surprises me a lot with location and the views to the sea you also can go to see the crabs claiming to rocks and the staff are talkative and helpful. I hope to visit there again soon.

Viewpoint Resaturant: Unless you want to wait over an hour for your breakfast and still ending up not having it then i would recommend you to go. The place had barely some customers there. I really do not understand how making two eggs can take over an hour 😫😫😫

시원한 바다 조망, 깨끗하고 넓은 방, 친절한 사람들, 착한 가격…. 이 번 여행 중 최고의 숙소였음. 특히 호텔 발코니에서의 석양은 눈물나겦아름다워요~

We booked a double bedroom room with Air Conditioning through Agoda for around $30 a night for 6 nights. This is the only “resort” in M’Pai Bay and was only completed last year. I say “completed” but it is far from being the resort they advertise. The block we were in consists of two “double” rooms either side of what seems to be an apartment with a permanent resident. It backs directly on to staff housing so there is some noise and cooking smells. On arrival, a hole was being dug outside the block, which turned out to be works replacing a generator. This caused substantial power outages the first two days of our stay, when I emailed the hotel’s contact to ask if we could be moved to another block (most of the accommodation have solar panels, and were empty bar a few rooms). I had no reply. We had intermittent power outages for the rest of our stay, and when mentioning this to the front desk staff (who had limited English) the power would miraculously come back on for a few hours. The room smelt very musty and we could often smell the drains. On arrival the fridge contained 2 small bottles of water and during our stay we were left water and toilet paper on only two occasions. Not once during our 6 night stay was our room cleaned, bins emptied or towels and bedding changed. After a few days we had an issue with small ants in the bathroom. The room was large but there were wires sticking out from the wall, empty sockets above the toilet, and tiles missing from the window sills. The doors and windows had big gaps in them which allowed mosquitos and rain in. There was no clothes drier as advertised – in fact there was nothing outside – no chairs to sit on – although the massive area of grass either side was filled with weird statues and seating areas some way away from the buildings, which no-one seemed to use. As mentioned in a previous review – they have the space for a large swimming pool, which would be a great asset. We were woken several nights by dogs barking directly outside our room. There are many dogs on the island however, and this may be a general problem. We did try the bar/restaurant which does offer fabulous views of the sunset, but the menu was very limited, there was no draft beer (although they have the pumps), no wine (as advertised on the menu), no live music (although they had a full stage set up) and the staff were pretty clueless. This place could be really nice if someone with joined-up thinking and some management skills took it over. In fairness, the holiday homes and villas may be a better option that the twin or double a/c rooms but at the moment I wouldn’t recommend a stay here.