We were happy to find this place at the last minute, got a decent room for 4 people at around 1000 baht a night- great deal. No safe in the room but the door locked and no windows that opened. We left the room and headed out to the beach, checked the door was locked and keys in our pocket.... More

I stayed here for 2 nights in a bungalow-style room during the low season. The place is one of the cheapest backpacker-friendly hotels in Railay, but a room will still run you ~800 baht. You really get what you pay for...the room we entered had clearly not been cleaned in a very long time. The sheets were stained, there was... More

Our low-season price for 1 night was 900bht altogether for three persons. However, at least 4000bht was stolen from the room, and the reception had zero cooperation when I confronted them. They wouldn't even give me their information to put in my insurance claim, which obviously made the situation even more suspicious. They basically just pointed at the phone and... More

My experience was similar to the last review as I too had money stolen from the room. I'm traveling with two friends and we thought we would get a "nicer" place. Well we were thoroughly disappointed. The staff are INCREDIBLY rude and unfriendly (which should have been the first hint to leave but gave the benefit of the doubt), when... More

This was THE WORST experience I've every had at a hotel. The staff stole a large amount of money out of my room (and I was in one of the "nicer" rooms), the Manager didn't believe me/and didn't do anything about it, I was WAYYYY over charged for my room (I didn't realize it at the time). I've stay in... More

Stayed at the Diamond Cave due to price and accessibility. Paid 1200 baht for a 2 bed single room in the back. Overall it's just a very meh place good for budget backpackers who don't plan to spend any time in their room or at the resort. The pool is really, really nice though. The rooms were kind of dodgy... More

We stayed in the Diamond Resort for 2 nights, selecting it after arriving with heavy backpacks and nothing planned. The room itself was adequate - it had a ceiling fan mounted above the bed, and also aircon (which worked well). The bed itself was comfortable. The bathroom wasn't too great, but it did at least have a power shower with... More

I stayed in Railay for two weeks early April, most of that time solo. Hopped around the different beaches and stayed at a wide range of places. While it was disappointing that the on-site bar and mini-mart were closed, and there was some construction going on, it was a short walk to everything I wanted. The first 2 nights I... More

When my sister and I arrived at Railey Beach, we noticed a place to sleep would be relatively expensive. But for 800 baht we found a fine, quite clean room at Diamond Cave resort and choose to stay two nights. Staff wasn't really friendly, but we didn't mind that much. But then, at night, we found two cockroaches in our... More