Little PP Hometel

Great location, perfect only for a one-night stay and if you intend to take the SeaTran bus to Samui or Phangan the next day - but the room needs a bit more attention when it comes to cleanliness. Pillows at the living area are brown-ish and the bed frame needs a bit of wiping. Overall, not much to rave about given its price point.

It's good if you're going to Koh phangan, you can just walk to the bus company from there if you want to take the ferry

I stayed 3 nights at Little PP in a "deluxe double" room on floor 2. The room was clean and looked very newly constructed. Not that efficiently laid out though, with a very small wardrobe and no place to put things like a toothbrush. Bathroom was tiny but did have a separate shower area, which I liked. There was a kettle, but no coffee or tea was provided. Two free bottles of water, but they were not replenished each day. There is a communal fridge on each floor. Nice big TV but no English channels. No desk or any space to set up a laptop and work. AC was quiet and cool. Wifi was fast enough for email, but during a zoom meeting I was repeatedly warned that signal strength was weak. Bed was comfy. I had no interaction with staff, so I can't comment on their performance. The room was not serviced at any time during my 3 night stay, which is not that bad of a thing, but this was not communicated to me upon checking in. There is no on-site parking, but there are some places to park along the main road. You may have to walk a block or so. The hotel is located above a coffee shop, which is where you check-in. The coffee shop is not open late, so if you will be arriving after 19:00 or so, you should email them and advise of your late check-in. All in all, although the place was clean and new, based on the deficiencies I've stated above, it was not at all a good value for what I paid for the room. I am hesitant to say this, as I have no experience with other hotels in this city and my experience was not a bad one, it just wasn't worth the money.