Mantra Samui Resort, Adult Only

Perched on a hillside in Bophut, this adults-only retreat offers spectacular panoramic views of the Gulf of Thailand and a high level of privacy. Guests can enjoy the stunning infinity pool and sophisticated dining, making it a premier choice for couples seeking peace and luxury.

The Library

Take a refreshing dip in one of the 2 outdoor pools or enjoy other recreational amenities, which include a fitness center. Additional perks at this hotel include complimentary Wi-Fi, concierge services, and babysitting (with a surcharge).

Fair House Villas & Spa, Koh Samui

"Nice hotel on the beach..good breakfast and rooms are big..location not far from fisherman village with all the shops and restaurants"

Outrigger Koh Samui Beach Resort

"Overall a pleasant experience"

Guan Yu Boutique Hotel

Aloha Resort

"This is my favorite hotel in Thailand, hands down! Definitely a huge recommendation from me! The room was spacious and had everything we needed. No hair dryer, but I didn't really need one. There's a balcony with a wooden drying rack, a small table, and two chairs. We didn't have breakfast at the hotel, as we ate at local cafes, and the prices were reasonable for the island. Everything is within walking distance. Right around the corner, to the right, there's a wonderful cafe with amazing duck dishes. The hotel staff were all very pleasant and polite. Housekeeping and towel changes were done daily. Everything was clean. The only downside was the lack of a view from the window – just a wall. However, the beach and pool, just a two-minute walk away, and the overall atmosphere of the hotel more than made up for it. A big thank you! We will definitely be back!"

White Sand Samui Resort

Treat yourself to a delicious lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, or simply kick back and enjoy the convenience of room service (during limited hours). Unwind after a long day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.

Matcha Samui Resort

"Because of it‘s central location it‘s easy to get to Restaurants and Central Samui, but it‘s also quite noisy at night because of nearby bars."

Celes Samui

Unwind at the full-service spa, where you can indulge in massages and body treatments. You'll surely appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 3 outdoor swimming pools, a sauna, and a fitness center. Additional perks at this hotel include complimentary Wi-Fi, concierge services, and babysitting (with a surcharge).

Crystal Lamai Hotel

"The good thing about the hotel is that it is relatively quiet. The pool was nice. The gym was very barebone, however, with almost no equipment inside. It is not located on the beach, you need to walk about 10 minutes, which is not bad. However, there is no place for you to sit on the beach as almost everywhere is occupied by bars or beach front resorts. The main problem I found with the hotel is its surrounding and its location. The hotel is not located at the lively market which is much further away and difficult to access by walking due to heavy traffic (I had to go to the beach every day and walk along the shore). I really struggled to find good food near the hotel and only had an ice cream for lunch. Also the hotel is located quite far from almost all attractions in Lamai aside from the beach, such as Guan-Yu shrine, red temple, Hin Ta Hin Yai, etc., and the taxi is very costly here. Also if you want to go to Chaweng beach it's almost 400 baht by taxi. I would recommend this hotel provided you have your own mode of transportation."

The Briza Beach Resort, Samui

"The hotel was nice, but needs upgrading as the room was partially updated, but they should have done it all, as it looks odd. Identity was not clear as looked old and new as the same time. Hot water was not working for 2 days of the stay. Service was good overall and porters took our bags to room which was great as there were lots of steps and our room was at the end of the complex. The door to room was old and opening the door was an art. Rooms were large and beds comfortable. I think the worst part was we went to the BBQ and fire show on the last night. We thought as we were going on flight to the net island we would be safe at the hotel. I had the seafood BBQ and the food tasted and looked overcooked. I ate some but left quite a bit. In the night is was very ill and in the morning i told the staff as we left. She rang the manager and she said that they could not do anything as nobody else has been ill and reported it. It was 6am as we had an early flight. I have been to many hotels and if this was the case, they would have accepted my word. I was not after the refund of the meal as this would not help my situation. But more the acknowledgement of their failure to provide quality food on the night, especially considering the rating of the hotel. I ended up being ill for another night. I could not eat for another day and i had a trip to Phi Phi island the following day. I was up all night, but with medication i was able to go on the trip. I dont think the hotel realised the impact their poor food had on my experience and holiday. I would say it was very poor service and if nobody else complained, as most people dont, they would not accept responsibility. Also, they put the onus on my to email them to see if anyone else was ill, before they would do anything. That is just terrible customer service. Who ever the manager is need to be retrained and taught about how to treat customers who have had a bad experience."

The Kala Samui

"No private beach but everything else is good. Near enough to city centre by Grab. Service was excellent"