Green View Beach Resort

Great stay if you’re looking for the “island experience”. Like the photo’s suggest, you stay in a primitive bamboo hut, which has all sanitary needs, a heated shower, mosquito nets and a ceiling fan. The lady at the desk is friendly and has great lunch/ dinner suggestions, as well as fun daytrip suggestions.

Staying in a bamboo bungalow on the Pattaya Beach definitely upgraded my experience of island life. Very peaceful vibe, very clean and eco-friendly and they were so helpful. Would definitely stay here again.

Excellent location, just back from the beach less than 100M from the pier. Many loungers available for guests in the shade of the trees. Host very helpful with recommendations & booking trips. I was initially concerned with not having Aircon but the fan + wide open windows worked well.

Really cute beach bungalows - canopy beds with mosquito nets. Get very good value and with friendly staff who provided local recommendations and were very helpful with our changing circumstances - would highly recommend and hopefully will get to return!

Green view garden resort Wow so much to say about this place. Let’s start by saying I was not bothered about not having tv, A/C, fridge or any other kind appliances however a basic amenity such as hot water in the shower should be available. Their response asking about it “but the booking information did not say it would be available”. Never have a I stayed in a hotel/hostel/bungalow or any other place that would have not had hot water in the shower. Or that the lack of this is not mentioned in the property details. Other minuses come from the constant noise: other bungalows as the walls are good as paper, neighbouring hotels’ A/C machine blasting directly towards the bungalows and the small but busy alley between the hotels with non stop traffic from dusk to dawn, not forgetting the renovations taking place middle of peak season, air-nail guns blasting most days, fixing the bamboo huts at the front of the resort, near the sunbathing area. My hut also had a citrus tree above the bathroom ceiling made from corrugated steel, giving nightly heart attacks in the form of dropping citrus fruit bombs. Let’s carry on with the interior of the huts. Nails protruding from the floor boards, small wardrobe / cabinet which doors did not close and mere 3 plastic hangers and finally messed up electricity that resulted a non-stop flickering ceiling light. On the positive side the electricity is produced by solar panels. The staff,constantly having discussions with guests about multiple issues, some taking place 11pm at night in the bungalow next to you. Although I am all for sustainable development, traveling and hotels, this place is not worth the overpriced cost they’re charging. Sustainability would be better represented if the huts would have wooden hangars and reception could offer water refilling station. The lack of this just pushes the guests to buy plastic water bottles from the local shops adding to the n growing problem of plastic on the island. When booking be aware that the room information does not include that only few of the bungalows have actual hot water.

Cannot sleep until 12am to 5am due to kitchen exhaust next Akira door : Owner (not friendly or excepted with Italian citizen) cannot do anything . Cabana is very green 💚...... KO Lipe too busy , food not tasty at excepted in Thailand 20 years ago : I won't come back. Recommended maybe on diving (and ****), but snorkeling very poor