DINING
The hotel's main restaurant, Motion, is a relaxed, poolside retreat, with the option of both alfresco and indoor dining. The menu features a blend of local and international dishes, although to suggest this was yet another mismatched fusion offering (something we've seen a lot of in Thailand) would most certainly be wrong. The food here is very good indeed and the blend of cuisines is highly appropriate. Prices can be considered reasonable for a hotel of this class, although like anywhere in the country, it's hard to find great value when scouring the wine list.
The other dining option here can be found at the rooftop Clouds Loft, which is an ideal spot to gaze out on to the ocean while enjoying a range of Mediterranean favourites. While many will happily linger for a drink or two at the table post-dinner, the hotel's Red Bar, a trendy hangout a short walk downstairs, offers an upbeat alternative on weekends when the resort is popular with Bangkokians. 
