Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

On Long Beach, across the street from the hotel Lanta manda, where I lived, there is the Coffee Cup Club. It is located on the ground floor Lanta Garden Hill Resort - an ordinary Thai establishment with a glass showcase in the entire wall and parking for 10 scooters, or for two large cars. There is Wi-Fi and two dining areas: one under a canopy outside, the other indoors with air conditioning. The cafe perfectly fulfills its main purpose - to sit out for a couple of hours in the cool, with an icoffe and with a smartphone in hand. I don't really want to look around here - it's an ordinary Thai street.

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Coffee Cup Club

The decor inside the cafe is quite standard, I did not see any special idea in the interior either. The furniture is all different-sized, from glass and dermantine, to bamboo and solid wood. There are sofas and armchairs with coffee tables, there are ordinary tables and chairs. They were either bought gradually at different times and for different moods of the owner, or they were simply taken inexpensively at one of the furniture breakdowns, where old clothes from closed establishments and hotels are usually sold.

Nearby, through the wall is the hotel lobby Lanta Garden Hill Resort.

On visit, I ordered a Cappuccino for 60 baht, muesli with fruit and yogurt for 95 baht. Total: breakfast with normal coffee - 155 baht.

I would like to note a certain coldness in communication, atypical for Thais, and unpleasant in contrast to other establishments. They breathe very evenly towards the clientele, and the service is not particularly intrusive.

Coffee Club on Lanta

Coffee Club on Lanta

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Information to visit

Open daily from 8 am to 6 pm, breakfast is served.

The institution provides a password for free Wi-Fi, but there are restrictions: if you came with a laptop, then every hour of using Wi-Fi will cost you 30 baht per hour per person. If you had the nerve to plug your charger into the outlet of the cafeteria - already 60 baht per hour. Coffee Cup Club explains this by the fact that «we are a cafe, not a place to work».

A lounge area with a bookcase and shelves filled with all sorts of souvenirs is organized near one of the walls. The books are mostly not in Russian, of course.

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

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Coffee Cup Club

Coffee Cup Club
Coffee shop with good coffee.
More about the coffee shop.

Coffee Cup Club on Lanta - we are not a coworking space, but a coffee shop

Coffee shop with good coffee. More about the coffee shop.