Hotels with Jacuzzi in Koh Samui

"Check-in was prompt, and I got the room I booked. However, I had to walk quite a distance to reach it because guests staying long-term (monthly rentals) occupy the closer rooms, meaning those staying for just one or two nights are assigned rooms further away. This isn't ideal for the elderly. The room itself was nice, but the wooden furniture and fittings were starting to show their age. The air conditioning worked well. In the bathroom, there was no screen or divider, so it was visible from the bedroom. The TV didn't work at all during my two-night stay as there was no signal. Breakfast was delicious, especially the homemade sausages. The restaurant had a beautiful view, as did the swimming pool, but the beach right in front of the hotel wasn't usable; you had to walk to the side of the property. There's no dedicated parking for cars; you have to park on the roadside, which is a hilly, winding road, so you need to be very careful."

"The hotel is great, with an excellent location. There are also beach performances in the evenings. The service is good, and it's very close to the night market. It does stay lively and a bit noisy until after midnight, but overall, I'm very satisfied."

"The staff were very pleasent and accommodating, the pools were nice and clean, unfortunately the beach in front of the hotel is terrible, there is no beach directly in front of the hotel and the rest of the bay is covered in oil and quite unkept."

"Excellent hotel. I stayed in a villa located on the seashore. The hotel itself is simply a fairy tale!!! You walk through the jungle, surrounded on both sides by bamboo and tropical forest))) Impressive!!! And in these tropics there are bungalows, really close to each other. You can hear everything, no silence or precariousness. Although living in a villa is like living in a shop window))) nearby there is an area with sun loungers, a bar, a restaurant and a massage area. This hotel greatly specializes in food. An excellent restaurant, large, with two parts - a terrace and on the beach. A huge selection of delicious food!!! The bartenders are superb, such great cocktails))) Overall, the service is excellent!!! A big thank you to the entire hotel team - reception, bartenders, waiters and service staff. You can feel the teamwork))) I want to come back!!!"

"What a wonderful place. We stayed in 4 different hotels and this was the last one. And when we were there we wished we had found this hotel from the first day. With the complete facilities of the hotel, you feel like you are at home. Getting there was a bit difficult because the taxi had to be able to go up. But the hotel car was there until 8pm. There were two beaches nearby that the hotel car would take you to. A quiet and"

"We really enjoyed our stay at White sands. It seemed really good value for money. We stayed 11 nights with our family. We had three basic rooms. The rooms were really spacious and even had a glimpse of the sea from the balcony with a nice green view. We enjoyed the beach, though a couple of days the waves were too big to enter, but overall this part of the beach is not crowded and great for swimming, as it’s not too shallow, like Choengmon, which is more suitable for little kids and a little more crowded. The pool was also great with kids and for wavy days. Walking distance there is a neat view point and grandma-grandpa rocks, which are an attraction here. The restaurant service was sometimes extremely slow, however once in a while it’s nice to have the option of eating decently and not having to go anywhere far. Some things in the hotel might need a touch of maintenance, like the ACs - they’re a little old and noisy and blow strong right on the beds. We didn’t opt for the breakfast, bought once or twice on the spot, to keep our options open as there are pretty nice places around with bagels, pancakes or omelettes. The road, as mentioned in some previous comments didn’t bother us at all. It takes a couple minutes to walk to the main road with 7-eleven, fruit spot with amazing papaya and mango, pharmacies. Limaya Garden cafe is a little hidden gem of a cafe on the way to view point. Overall, the hotel was great for a relaxing vacation, seems like it has a lot of potential, hope it thrives!"

"Wonderful, luxurious, huge room! 50 sq m is amazing! Sunrise view. A little noisy since my room faced the road, but I slept with earplugs and it was perfectly fine. The pool is clean, and there's even essential oil for the bath 💜"

"Personally, I am quite satisfied considering the cost performance. There was a bathtub and I was slowly tired."

"When planning my trip to Koh Samui, I wasn't sure which area to stay in, but ultimately, I chose this hotel based on reviews and its excellent value for money. It's a charming hotel with a resort-like atmosphere, and overall, I was very satisfied. My room was a loft style, with the bedroom on the second floor and a large bathtub on the first, complete with a stylish touch of floating petals. My only minor complaint would be the unstable water pressure and fluctuating temperature in the shower. While not a huge issue given the hot climate, it's something to be aware of if you're particular about that. The hotel is about 2-3km from the bustling downtown area, so it's nice and quiet at night."

"We went to this hotel after reading many good reviews, but our opinion turned out to be quite different. The hotel is very old. The bungalow rooms are cozy, and the bathroom has been renovated. There are many windows, but the blinds are incredibly inconvenient to open. Since the bungalows are by paths where people walk by, and everything is visible with the lights on, closing them in the evening and opening them in the morning was a real struggle! They barely moved! Eventually, we just stopped opening them altogether, despite the lush greenery and beautiful views. Due to the abundant greenery (not landscaped, just trees and bushes), it's very humid, and the area doesn't get much breeze. This makes sunbathing difficult by the pools that are above sea level. Moreover, these pools only have about 6 sun loungers, not all with umbrellas, and the wooden deck has gaps where anything that falls through is lost forever! All the sun loungers everywhere are old, with saggy mesh. The sea is shallow at both high and low tide, making it hard to swim, and even harder to get into the water. Waist-deep is the maximum, or you have to walk a very, very long way. There are a lot of small stones, leaves, and grass at the bottom. We brought coral shoes, but had no desire to swim. Due to the rocky sandbar, the water doesn't fully refresh during low tide, leading to stagnant water with grass on the bottom. Breakfast is ordinary; it seems like everything you need for breakfast is there! There are no shops or cafes nearby. The closest 7/11 is over a kilometer walk, but that's not a cafe. Personally, we won't be returning here, and we don't understand the people who write glowing reviews! Maybe they just like the name? Yes, it's an expensive hotel chain, and the price for this hotel was very low – we now understand why!!! Overall, we stayed 2 nights and then moved to Chaweng Noi. Everything is great here now!"