We stayed just one night here. The combination of a bar nearby, cars using neighbouring driveways, and the animals that are housed on location there, made for quite a disruptive night's sleep but for the money it was fine. The bed was also pretty hard, but again, for the price one can't complain.

We spent a pleasant couple of days in the bungalows - they're clean and have the essentials - however I don't feel they offered particularly good value for money, as similar bungalows with air-con and a pool on site could be found for slightly less money in the same area (we stayed in a bungalow with only a fan). We also found the restaurant to be of a league above the bungalows in terms of price and therefore couldn't really justify eating there which was a shame. However, the fact that the bungalow/restaurant owner donates all her profits to the Lanta Animal Shelter is to be admired and there are a number of feline friends to keep you company during your stay!

We have really enjoyed our stay in Time For Lime. Bungalow was nicely decorated, garden was lush and green and there were very cute cats around. Atmosphere was great too. The only negative for us is that bed was just too hard but if we come back to Lanta we'll definitely stay there again. +++++

My girlfriend and I stayed in a Time for Lime bungalow during the Koh Lanta low season, August 2011. The bungalow seemed to be recently constructed and was extremely clean and nice, with air conditioning, a queen-size bed, mosquito net, shower with hot water, spacious room. I can't imagine having a nicer bungalow.

However, because this was the low season, we were the only guests at the place. Water currents were washing trash from Koh Phi Phi over to Koh Lanta, and because of it being low season, there was no incentive for Time for Lime (or any other hotel/resort) to clean their beaches. Also, some staff seemed as if they were using low season as an excuse to just hang out but not actually do anything at work, and we felt like we were invading their fun time. To be fair, though, other staff seemed happy to help us. We stayed for only one night, although we had planned to stay for three.

I write this not to fault Time for Lime, but to let prospective guests know: If you plan to stay on Koh Lanta during the low season, write the hotel to inquire about the status of the beach. Or, don't make a reservation, because there's no need.