Isara Boutique Hotel and Café

Rooms are little small but adequate for couples or friends. Location is awesome, all necessary amenities are available close to this hotel like currency exchange, tour package spot, cafes, shopping and 7/11. Their service is awesome as well, they give 4 bottles of water everyday and the tv was a smart tv as well which I haven't seen is most of the hotels.

Isara Boutique Hotel has unfortunately seen better days. We reserved a private pool villa and, within 10 minutes of checking in, were already debating whether to leave. The café has been relocated, and the flower shop at the entrance looks tired and neglected—much like the rest of the property. The villa itself was disappointing: dingy towels, no bathroom door, plastic wrapped remotes, marks on the walls, melted candles, broken shelves, and an extremely uncomfortable mattress and pillows. One particularly odd and off-putting detail was the padlock system used to secure the room, which did not feel appropriate for a hotel of this category. We had booked three nights but chose to stay only one. It’s possible other rooms are in better condition, but we would strongly caution booking the first-floor pool villa.

Good for social media photo taking, but actual stay experience is quite bad. Mattress was old, stiff and hard; housekeepers were earnest but ill-trained resulting in hygiene standards that were way below usual 3 star hotel chains. Many items such as stools, plant pots, mirror, shower heads, curtains etc. were old and in need of replacement. Essentially it's a thematic hotel meant only for a quick overnight stay and social media posting.