"This is my second time staying at Mira Montra. The bay and the view are magnificent, and the hotel lives up to what you'd expect from a high-end establishment on Koh Mak. However, I'm always surprised by the hotel's rigid management. The first time, I had an incredibly difficult time changing my stay dates, even though war had just broken out with the neighboring country. And this time, I was unable to upgrade my room, even though a Luxury villa was still available. Their reservation service is practically unmanageable. Finally, while the food isn't bad, it doesn't quite match the hotel's standing."

"Ripped off, overcharged! The manager Suriya K overcharged me 9 nights and then offered me a credit note! Totally absurd. He also got quite threatening with me. A travelling single mum with a young daughter. It is incredibly quiet, not a soul there - no excuse to steal! The place is beautiful, the food is fantastic, the service is terrible and the manager needs sacking! Change of staff and manager, then I would recommend. As it is, I definately don't!"

"The hotel is new, but the rooms are very small. We had one with a balcony facing the road, which wasn't great – even though the island isn't heavily populated, sleeping with the window open was impossible. The beach is right across from the hotel, literally 50 meters to the water. However, the beach is all rocky, and there are hardly any good swimming spots. I definitely don't recommend coming to this island for the water and sand. If you're looking for peace and quiet, then yes, but everything else is below par."

"Good service and friendly staff. Food is more expensive than anywhere else on the island. The pool and grounds are clean. The beach is small but cozy, with a muddy bottom."

"The location is generally good, with shops and restaurants nearby. The room was meh, I've seen better. What you see on the website isn't real, so it was a bit of a shame upon arrival. I'll probably rent a motorbike to explore the island. The food is good and tasty. We ate at the same restaurant for three days. It was incredibly delicious and inexpensive... simply top-notch!"

"Beautiful location, cozy and clean huts, great service and the sweetest team."

"Good location not far from the beach and cozy room 😘👍😘"

"Excellent hotel, impeccable service, very clean. The restaurant is reasonably priced and delicious, serving Thai and European cuisine. The rooms are very clean. You can buy a boat ticket to visit Koh Kham Island."

"The hotel is very isolated, with no restaurants or shops nearby, forcing you to eat all your meals at the hotel restaurant, unless you rent a scooter for the duration of your stay. The staff is attentive and quite helpful. The beach is dirty, the sand is earthy, with lots of rubbish and debris strewn across the ground. The sea is not pleasant, with numerous banks of land, rubbish, and very little depth making swimming very unpleasant. The rooms are spacious, but there is no furniture or storage cupboard, not even a rod or rack to hang hangers on. There is just a coat rack. So you are forced to leave your clothes in your suitcase or backpack. This is a really big problem when you stay there, like we did for a week, and of course there is no safe in the room. The sink area of the bathroom is not lit, and there is just a small mirror placed behind the sink, forcing you to do gymnastics to see your face. On the other hand, there is a large bathtub in the entrance which is completely useless. In the bedroom there is no curtain to hide the upper windows, as a result you are woken up by the daylight every morning from 6 a.m. The restaurant offers dishes at quite high prices. The dishes are quite generous, but rather greasy and salty and are really nothing exceptional. Breakfast is served at the table and must be ordered the day before, it is quite generous, but pastries and espresso are extra. The island of Koh Mak is very small (about 5 km x 7 km). There are only two sandy beaches where you can swim about 6 km from the hotel, it is around one of them that shops, hotels and restaurants are grouped. Unfortunately, there's almost no dry sand due to rising water levels. Despite regular cleaning of these two beaches by an association, there's still a lot of trash washed in by the tides. Trusting the positive reviews of the hotel and the island of Koh Mak, we wasted a week in a hotel and an island that had absolutely no interest."