Le Divine Comedie is a place for couples, not just due to its chic boutique lodgings but also because rooms are basically sized for pairs. The spot gets plenty of young folks who are interested in checking out the Full Moon Party, yet also want a decent place at which to crash and relax in peace when they aren't partying. There isn't much here in terms of a lobby or facilities, though there is a large, cozy alcove with beige and pastel green seating flanked by reading materials. The reception area opens into the property’s greenery, which also has some eclectic statuary.  

The hotel sits right on a quiet strip of beach equidistant from both the local ferry pier and the Full Moon Party in Haad Rin, which occurs throughout the year. It's an excellent location for those who want the best of both worlds, and the area of Tong Sala is just a few minutes northwest by car. The resort is just off the main road so it avoids major traffic and is bounded by the beach on the other side.

The guest rooms here are ultra-modern and snazzy, featuring platform beds and polished concrete floors surrounded by earth-tone walls. Rooms are also tiny, with Standard units having only 18 square meters of space -- more suited to a solo traveler than a couple. Junior Suites amp the size up a bit and can sleep three, with smaller Superior and Deluxe rooms also available. Units also feature outdoor terraces upstairs, which gives guests some breathing space.

There aren't too many features at Le Divine Comedie, but a welcome mainstay is the infinity-edge swimming pool, located right by the beach and a focal point of activity for the property. The atmospheric restaurant and bar can also be found here, and there are plenty of loungers and chairs for maximum relaxation. The resort also has a small fitness center with a few machines and an infrared sauna. Guests can also partake of an inclusive, all-day breakfast which uses local ingredients and combines both Asian and Western influences. Free Wi-Fi is available as well.