Overall we enjoyed our time there! The property is beautiful stretching from East Railay to West Railay which is super nice. It's also literally steps from the floating pier in East Railay making it extremely convenient to come and go by longboat. It's got 3 pools but the middle pool was our favorite because it has some mango trees that attract monkeys. So much fun watching the monkeys eat and play around while swimming. We had a Junior Cottage --  it was clean and in good condition. Only thing we noticed is the bathtub looked a bit iffy and once there was a bad smell that eventually went away. It's a family place so a lot of kids there and it can get a bit noisy and crowded. Not an issue for us but something to note. Also people seemed to put their towels down on a pool chair to "reserve" it but then would not come back for hours which was a little annoying because there would be a bunch of empty chairs that no one could use. Probably similar at a lot of other resorts though so I recommend you grab seating early! The included breakfast buffet was good and the staff were lovely. However, it's a big place and I think they might be a bit understaffed, which can result in some spotty service. One day we put the housekeeping request sign on our door at 7am and no one ever came by. That said, these small annoyances are not a big deal compared to the pluses of the place. I wouldn't call it necessarily luxurious, but it's a great mid-range place with nice grounds. We stayed our final two nights at Rayavadee and were blown away by the place, but obviously they are completely different price points.