article_snippet: It gets a little crowded, to say the least.
article_snippet: I'll be honest, I wasn't expecting such a tasteful resort.
article_snippet: There's a nice spa, Quan, offering all the usual pamperings and treatments.
article_snippet: The range of dining options includes breakfast and international cuisine in the Waterfront restaurant, Thai food at Ta-Krai, Japanese at Sakura, and Mediterranean at Olive.
article_snippet: There's a deli, too, and numerous bars and lounges.
article_snippet: It's all well run and very commercialised.
article_snippet: However, do be very careful to choose a well-run establishment when selecting this kind of adventure.
article_snippet: And, of course, there are dozens of snorkelling and diving sites to choose from.
article_snippet: The resort also claims to have South-East Asia's longest swimming pool - indeed, The resort winds around and in between the buildings like a huge lazy river, allowing some rooms to actually be swim-up, which is great for families.
article_snippet: The best bit for Christopher Lee, though, was the very private hidey-holes complete with loungers, cleverly sheltered with hedges, but still with easy access to the water.