New Hotels in Koh Samet

"This hotel is located at the southernmost tip of Koh Samet! The location is perfect! The staff are all friendly and always greet you with a smile. I arrived at Na Dan Port and didn't want to wait for a shared songthaew, so I chartered one for 500 baht. Even from Na Dan Port, it was a 40-minute ride by songthaew to get there! The hotel also offers rental motorbikes, so if you're going to other beaches, you can rent one and go to various beaches, restaurants, etc.! There are packs of stray dogs in some places, so be careful if you don't like dogs. There are a few stray dogs at the hotel, but they are well-behaved and well-behaved. I would like to come back if I have the opportunity."

"Although the hotel is located at the very end of Sai Kaew Beach, it's a 15-minute walk to the pier and a 5-minute walk along the beach to a 7/11. So you don't feel far away from everything. The staff is very friendly and always responded quickly to requests. We stayed in early September and had a buffet breakfast. Not a huge selection, but you definitely won't go hungry. Breakfast is served on the veranda overlooking the sea. The hotel has its own grounds, which the staff keeps clean, and the beach near the hotel was illuminated in the evenings. We were very pleased with our stay."

"The hotel is clean, especially good for photos; everything is white. The main drawback is the lack of kettles in the rooms. Hot water is limited to 2 liters per guest. Breakfast is something else. For the first time in years of traveling to Thailand, I saw watermelon and melon cut into 2 slices for everyone, and then divided into 2-cm slices. There are also five ultra-thin slices of tomato and cucumber. Eggs are fried individually. It would be better if they increased the price and served a proper breakfast. The coffee is also something special. Instant coffee, the cheapest kind, comes in a small bowl of loose coffee. And it's often impossible to refill it because the hot water constantly runs out. There aren't even single-use packets of sugar and creamer. It costs pennies. It's very inconvenient without a hot drink. These disadvantages outweigh all the advantages."