Smile House

3 Renee Cutaia - 5 months ago

Nice large place but very much focused on tourist so if you are looking for authentic this is not the place. With that said, food/service/location were all good but prices are almost double (not with it). Fried chili fish was way to sweet but the pineapple fried rice (this is what they are known for) was just ok. If you are nervous about local eating u0026 don’t mind to pay a little more I would recommend this place. If you are looking for a little more authentic experience I would keep walking u0026 find a smaller place.

5 Claui 82 - 5 months ago

We had a really great time at Smile house, we had two villas (2 bedroom and superior villa) for 4 adults and 2 kids and it was spacious, comfortable, clean and the staff were very helpful. There are two pools, one quite large, and the other one has afternoon shade which was good with kids. The location is fantastic, right on the beach (just a road in between) and lots of cafes and restaurants around. We later stayed in Chaweng which was not nearly as nice as Fisherman’s village. Also breakfast was good, and massages next door was nice.

3 Roops M - a month ago

Service and food were Rally good. We really enjoyed the food. But it was definitely overpriced, be careful the price displayed are less tax. Total for 4 dishes we paid AUD$100 which is almost the same price as any European countries.

5 John Biscevic - 4 months ago

I love this hotel. The owner and his daughter are simply beautiful people who pride themselves in raking care of their guests.
Thank you again to all the wonderful staff! I can't wait to come back.

2 Theres Mueller - a month ago

Nice sitting area on the beach but 2 large beer for nearly 15 Euro is way too much, in Thailand. In the menu they don't display clearly that they add two fees on the price. Go somewhere else.

2 Sylwester Garncarek - a month ago

Sorry to write this, but the worst and most expensive morning glory I've ever eaten (and I had eaten many). Oily, tasteless, not spicy at all and served warmish, not hot, as it should've been if it would come straight from a wok. And it'a such a simple dish to cook (6 ingredients)... pitty. The restaurant is nice though, so if you're looking for a nice setting, it's a place to go.

3 Florian SAILLER - 2 months ago

Thai food is on the good side of average.
The rest is hardly worth of a school canteen.
The "salmon mango" is just that: the fish isn't marinated nor served with a sauce made of the savoury fruit, it's just dry salmon with bits of mango on top.
Conclusion : don't waste THB500 on Western dishes and stick to the THB250 (hence still massively overpriced) local stuff