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"I had a great experience with staying in Anavana resort - cosy apartment with boutique furniture and details like aromacosmethics. Very clean both room and territory. The location is also great for me - not in the noisy center of Chaweng but still easy to reach by feet or songteo, fruit shop, 7-eleven are right at the entrance of the lobby as well as many restaurants options nearby. The beach is very clean with fine white and and smooth slope. Thai lesson was as surprising bonus. Next time visiting Samui will definitely choose this resort again."

"This accommodation offers a great, tranquil atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing getaway. The rooms are clean, well-proportioned, and come with all the necessary amenities. The surrounding environment feels very relaxing, making it ideal for a chill seaside stay. The staff provide excellent service, offering polite advice and assistance, which made our stay very smooth. Breakfast is also convenient for guests. Overall, it's a value-for-money accommodation with a good atmosphere, perfectly suited for a relaxing trip to Koh Samui. 🌴 Good place, good vibes, and a relaxing stay in Samui."

"We stayed 9 nights in this excellent picture perfect beachfront paradise!! Our bright and airy cottage was right next to the sparkling clean pool and overlooking the beach. Our room was was spotlessly clean, with a huge comfy bed with new clean sheets, a large bathroom with good hot water. Lovely to sit out on our deck overlooking the pool and ocean. Breakfast was served overlooking the beach and was awesome!! The buffet, included Thai food such as sweet and sour pork, chicken and cashews, noodles, fried rice- they changed everyday. Everyday there was also an egg station, bacon, sausages, salad, fresh fruit , croissants, juices and a coffee machine. The restaurant is open all day and the staff set up tables on the beach for dinner - delicious food. All the staff are friendly and welcoming!! Perfect quiet location on Lamai beach - walk 2 or 3 minutes along the sand to the walking bridge and you are at the Night Market and busy Lamai town. There is also a 7 11 right next door. Tesco down the road and a Makro another few kms further. Highly recommend… we are staying again next year"

"I’m staying for three days, and I’m a bit torn about it. Let’s start with the cons: 1. The room is small and a bit dated, and it could really use a makeover inside. 2. The shower drain in the bathroom is clogged, so if you shower and water splashes into the toilet, it won’t drain because it’s stuck there. 3. The walkway can be a bit bumpy if you’re staying near the beach, so it might not be the best option for seniors or people with mobility issues. 4. It’s a bit of a trek from the city center, so you’ll need to rent a car. Now, the pros: 1. The service is amazing, and the staff are super friendly! 2. They have their own bar and restaurant at a reasonable price. Plus, they offer motorcycle rentals, kayaking, snorkeling gear, and laundry services. 3. It’s absolutely beautiful! The views are incredible! This is their own private beach, and almost every corner is perfect for Instagram."

"We loved everything! The hotel has its own private beach with sun loungers and umbrellas (though sometimes there weren't enough loungers on the beach, so we'd just relax by the pool). Breakfasts were a bit repetitive, with only the soups changing, but no matter what time we went, everything was always well-stocked (omelets, fried eggs, boiled eggs, vegetables, fruits, soups, pastries, bread, cheese, rice with stewed meat and vegetables, bacon, and sausages). The hotel grounds are beautiful; I recommend getting a garden bungalow, as you'll have your own gazebo and a drying rack for clothes. The hotel provides rubber slippers and a beach bag with towels. Right next to the hotel is a 7-Eleven, and on the same side, there's a fruit stand with really great guys working there. We ordered fruit smoothies and sliced fruit from them, and they always treated us to bananas or watermelon while we waited. The hotel offers scooters for rent (located on the property) and also helped us rent a car at the best price with insurance (I compared prices on all platforms and was surprised that the hotel's price was better). They delivered the car to the hotel and picked it up there too. There was a 5000 baht deposit, and we had no issues whatsoever from the rental company; they returned our deposit and we shook hands."

"Comfortable, clean, and pleasantly surprised. This is my third time in Koh Samui, and I have stayed in several of the most popular hotels. This time I want to change to some new hotels. This time I booked a seaside homestay for the first three nights, and stayed here for the last night. Because there are three children in the family, we need two rooms, and this two-bedroom and one-living room is just right. The whole design of the room is very comfortable, the details are especially clean, and the living room and dining table facing the beautiful scenery are really pleasing to the eye. The key is that the price-performance ratio is super high at more than 2,000 a night👍👍👍"

"I really liked the hotel. I'd read reviews about a murky pool, but it was always clean. The breakfasts were delicious with a beautiful view. Room cleaning was mediocre; the mirror and the counter next to the sink were never wiped, nor was the shower glass. The towels were always pristine white, as was the bedding, but there were holes in the bedding and in the curtain. The air conditioner didn't regulate the cold air flow; it only blew in one direction. The staff were friendly and polite."

"We stayed at the hotel for two weeks. Upon arrival, we were immediately checked in, even though we arrived before 2 PM. The hotel has a fairly large property with detached bungalows and private beach access, where the hotel provides sun loungers. The sea is clean, and the tides don't affect it like on other beaches. There's a small pool and a bar on the premises. The rooms are spacious, cleaning and beach towel changes are done daily. The rooms are clean, everything works, and if any issues arise, the staff resolves them quickly. On Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, guests are offered a complimentary shuttle to Chaweng and a couple of other locations, which is a definite plus. All the staff are very friendly. As for the location, it was perfect for us. The beach was very uncrowded, cafes were a 5-minute walk away, 7-Eleven was about 10 minutes, but there are grocery stores even closer. A couple of minor drawbacks I noticed: 1. Breakfast: There were few vegetables and fruits, and if you came relatively late, almost everything was empty, leaving you with various egg dishes. 2. The second thing I really disliked was the constant presence of vendors on the beach approaching tourists. Overall, we were 100% satisfied and would definitely choose this hotel again."

"This hotel boasts one of the most beautiful spots on Chaweng Beach, complete with a beachside gym where you can work out daily with people from all over the world, all while enjoying the sea breeze. The landscaping is exceptional. Right next to the beach gym, there's a beach massage room and the hotel pool, both lined with sun loungers, creating a beautiful, continuous view. This is a stark contrast to the cramped spaces of neighboring hotels (the first row in the photo all belongs to this hotel). Now, about the room: it's a Thai-style bungalow, small but perfectly formed. The water heater wasn't the best, but the shower temperature was adequate, though I wish the shower head wasn't fixed – hopefully, they'll upgrade it to a movable one in the future. As for the staff, we didn't encounter any of the issues mentioned in some negative reviews. A 'do not disturb' sign was provided, and you just hang it up if you want your room cleaned. I'm honestly curious what more some picky guests expect at this price point. We chose this hotel precisely because we love this type of Thai-style bungalow that blends with nature. If you're looking for five-star luxury service, you should absolutely go to a higher-rated hotel. But for those who are hard to please, they'll find fault anywhere. Finally, I just want to say how much we love Thailand! We've visited Phuket, Krabi, and Koh Samui, and next time we plan to explore Hua Hin. Koh Samui and this resort are definitely places we'll revisit!"

"I recently spent a weekend here, and overall, I would say it was a decent experience for what we paid. Here's a breakdown of my thoughts: Accommodations (3/5): The rooms were clean and well-maintained, but they felt a bit outdated. The furniture and decor could use some updating, and the beds were not the most comfortable. However, the room had all the basic amenities, including a TV, mini-fridge, and a clean bathroom. It's not a luxury experience, but it was acceptable for a short stay. Service (4/5): The staff here were friendly and attentive. They were quick to address our needs and answer any questions we had. Check-in and check-out were efficient, and the concierge was helpful in arranging activities in the area. Amenities (3/5): The resort has a nice pool area, which we enjoyed. However, the pool could have been cleaner, and there were limited lounge chairs available, especially during peak hours. The on-site restaurant had a decent menu, but the food was a bit on the expensive side for what you got. It would be nice to have more dining options nearby. Location (3/5): It is located a bit further from the main attractions in the area, so you'll need a car to get around. This could be a downside for some, but it's also quieter and away from the crowds. If you're looking for a more secluded experience, it might be a plus. Value for Money (3/5): The pricing at this resort is reasonable, but you get what you pay for. It's not a luxury resort, so if you're looking for a budget-friendly option, it's a decent choice. In summary, this is a middle-of-the-road resort. It's not going to blow you away, but it's clean, the service is good, and it offers an affordable place to stay. If you're not too concerned with luxury and just need a place to sleep while exploring the area, it's worth considering."