Hotels with Kitchenette in Koh Samui

"Overall, it was okay, but I felt the price was a bit high. The soundproofing was really good, with a double balcony. Our windows faced the road, but we slept perfectly well – only the air conditioning made noise! The beach is nice, the sand is a bit coarse in places, not like flour, but quite comfortable, almost like a massage. You don't have to walk far for good depth either. There were no problems with sun loungers, but we usually arrived early; by lunchtime, there were none available (but I guess that's common everywhere). Housekeeping was daily, no complaints there. Breakfast: buffet style, modest, but you definitely won't go hungry. Three types of eggs, rice/potatoes/noodles, pancakes/fritters, always soup, cheese, one type of sausage, one type of hotdog, salad, vegetables, bread, croissants, jams, three types of fruit: watermelon, pineapple, and something else that varied, various cereals with milk, tea, coffee, juices (from a carton). The coffee and tea are brewed in teapots, not from a machine. We only stayed a few days, so it wasn't a big issue. The bath leaks a little, but there's even a drain for it, as if they specifically anticipated and solved this problem with a drain. It just feels like you expect a bit more for the price. The staff are good. The massage parlor across the street is recommended."

"Lovely setting & staff... Breakfast was amazing and the evening meal was great with lots of choices and fab cocktails, just felt that the bar closed quite early but maybe because it was quiet? Our sea view room with pool was great and we didnt get chance to go to the main pools as only here a few days.. lovely night market within walking distance for live music, food, drink & a few bargains! Would recommend!"

"I stayed in a villa for 16 days with my own private pool out of sight of other guests. I have an ileostomy bag hanging off my stomach and feel I need to cover up when in public pool areas. The private pool was absolutely fantastic for me, being able to swim anytime I felt like it without being conscious of my bag. Truly fantastic for me. Facilities were right up there, everything you could want. The lovely cleaning ladies were excellent and had personality, although they probably didn't understand a word I said. Never stopped smiling. The hotel is slightly out of the way, but nothing on a scooter or in a Grab, the traffic was generally light and very courteous. Highly recommend the hotel and would stay there again in a heartbeat."

"🌟 **Pros** Each room is a private villa, offering ultimate privacy with its own bathtub and a panoramic balcony. Enjoy unobstructed 180° sea views from the cliffside, perfect for sunrises and sunsets. The Thai-inspired decor is distinctive, and the spacious rooms are ideal for families or groups of friends, ensuring maximum comfort. Basic services are prompt, and the resort is very quiet, making it perfect for a peaceful getaway. ⚠️ **Cons** Built into the hillside, the hotel is difficult to access by taxi. The winding mountain road leading up to the hotel is very steep. The location is remote with no nearby restaurants or supermarkets, making guests entirely reliant on the hotel's shuttle service. This isn't ideal for independent travelers. Being an older property, facility maintenance is mediocre. Be mindful when running hot water in the bathtub, as it comes from a water tank, and once it's empty, only cold water is available."

"Very good resort, awesome location in Lamai. Walking distance to everything you need. Beach is a 3 minute walk and is excellent. Booked a pool view room for 6 nights and absolutely loved it. All the staff are so friendly and lovely. Breakfast is ok, probably better to get somewhere else but still good tobhave the option. Would highly recommend"

"The room was fantastic — big, clean, with a good interior and great materials. However, the bathroom does not separate the wet and dry zones. There is a big bathtub attached to the toilet. You have to shower in the bathtub and everything gets wet The hotel seems to be short-staffed, which affects the overall service quality. The staff seemed too tired, which is why they were not very friendly. there was a lack of coordination between the breakfast area and the front desk staff. The parking area was quite limited and narrow Even though I requested special needs through the Trip App. I did not receive them."

"Location: Perched on a steep hill, riding a scooter here requires some skill. I wouldn't recommend it if you don't have a license. There's absolutely nothing around, just a couple of **** shops across the street. The massage places along the way aren't great either; they don't even offer foot washing, unlike the more professional chain stores on the main commercial street, though prices are the same. Annoyingly, they wouldn't let us ride our own scooter into the middle of the property to get our luggage. You can call them to get a shuttle from the lobby to your room or vice versa, otherwise, it's a really long walk to the sea view rooms. Pool: The pool is quite shallow, maybe 1.2m at its deepest, I can't quite recall. It's only good for splashing around. The sea here doesn't have big waves, so you can just float and relax. Room: The shower seemed to be faulty, alternating between hot and cold – I nearly caught a cold. The AC, however, is incredibly powerful; great for those who get hot easily, it can get really chilly. The TV is good, with Netflix directly accessible without a subscription. Hygiene: The breakfast wasn't clean. I got diarrhea before even finishing it. There were worms in the cucumber, several white ones. I initially thought they were plant fibers, but then they started wiggling (see P9). I immediately had to run to the toilet. My friend, who didn't eat the cucumber, also got sick, for unknown reasons. I continued to have diarrhea for a few days after returning home. It might not be related to the hotel, but this hotel was my last stop in Thailand. Service: They offered a welcome drink, but it didn't taste good. There's a very small gym by the entrance. The staff generally had a good attitude. Summary: It's a relatively quiet place, suitable for just relaxing. Getting to the commercial street isn't easy; it takes 20 minutes by scooter, mainly due to the very steep ups and downs. I wouldn't recommend staying here if you want to go to bars or clubs. Walking to shops is too far, and there's a constant smell of **** that made me feel nauseous."

"During the Chinese New Year, hotel prices were outrageous. I unexpectedly booked this hotel, which had very few Chinese guests, and the price was very reasonable. To my surprise, the rooms were quite good, spacious, and both rooms had small balconies. The hotel environment was also nice, with two swimming pools, one by the sea and one outside the villas. The rooms were generally clean, but the air conditioning hadn't been cleaned in a long time; you could see a layer of dust in the vents. The hotel breakfast was a bit disappointing, with not much choice or variety, and no kids' meals, which wasn't very friendly for picky eaters. The hotel is within walking distance of a local restaurant with good reviews (recommended on Xiaohongshu for beautiful sunset views). Although most staff didn't speak Chinese, they were very enthusiastic. Except for one male front desk staff member wearing glasses. When checking in, I mentioned my early flight and was advised to pre-order a breakfast box the day before. However, this staff member kept trying to get me to book a car (a private van costs 700, the hotel charges 1000). I said three times that I wanted to order breakfast, but he acted as if he didn't hear me. It wasn't until I said I wasn't booking a car and just wanted breakfast that he told me to go eat at the restaurant myself! He had a disdainful attitude throughout. I've been to so many countries and so many hotels, and this is the first time I've encountered such terrible service."