We stayed for 3 nights in total (2 at Charm Churee Sunset Cottage and unfortunatly just one night in the Bamboo Huts with a private pool BB3). What more can I say but 'stunning'. It was the most spectacular view from the room/pool and is set high on the hill with a really lovely entrance down a steep pathway surrounded by beautiful vegetation. The room was a good 5-10 minutes walk away from the rest of the resort (bar & restaurant) but I really liked this about it. I loved the winding paths trailing up and down through the trees and although sometimes steep had spectacular views and were perfectly crafted and showed amazing workmanship. Our room was positioned half way between both of the beautful beaches and again was a lovely walk. It was terrific exercise after their wonderful meals provided at both the bar area and restaurant. We absolutely loved this place and will be back.

Frist of all, the reservation have replid my email and answer my
many qusetions any request quickly, infromative, helpful.

Once drop off the ferry, someone waited for us and sent us to hotel by 4WD.
When i arrived hotel i was friendly welcome by the reception with the
welcome drink and like the cool towel. My room was been up grade with
the bigger pool and face a amazing seaviews .

The room was big, nice, clean, with free wifi connection which is very
helpful, the breakfast at the Starlight is very high quality.

Even when we check out the driver and bell man were helpful to arrange
our cases and send us to the pier.

We only staying for 3 night, i can't remember the name for all staff but everyone was very kind and helpful with super service!!!

Especially, Anty (receptionist) is very helpful and nice, she help on
everything if needed. Also her smile is really sweet.

We stayed in Bamboo Huts (BBH) for 3 nights in August 2012. The huts are rustic and cute, with stunning views.
The huts (which are not fully sealed and not as 'luxury' as expected) are situated on the rocks which have crashing waves, making it rather noisey.
The location is a little tricky to get to at night once the complimentary 4x4 has stopped running. There is a pathway from Mae Had (the local town) to the huts, this is reasonably well lit but is a bit of a trek if you're not used to walking up and down lots of steps and hills (in the heat). It took us around 30 minutes to do this walk at a reasonable pace (not strolling) from town every evening.
Overall the staff were lovely and the resort and breakfast area have stunning views. However I wouldn't stay here again due to the huts being slightly open to the elements and in a location which was more difficult than expected to get to (I'm average fitness but was not prepared for this). I did also miss having a pool area.