Homestays in Koh Samet

It is a small shop on the roadside, a whole commercial street, a few minutes walk from the pier, and a few minutes walk from the beach on the other side along the commercial street. The songthaew is 20 baht to the hotel, and there is a 711 on each side. The receptionist at night is a gentle Japanese girl. The accommodation is very simple, like a Japanese homestay. This shop can arrange island hopping. Unfortunately, we went out at 9 o'clock in the morning and didn't make an appointment until 11 o'clock. We should make an appointment a little earlier.

For that prince there‘s not much to expect. However, the check-in wasn’t easy to find. The room wasn’t cleaned during the 3 nights I stayed there. The bathroom was very basic, what wouldn’t be a problem, but the ventilation was designed in such a way that there were always new mosquito in there and you couldn’t really close the door to the bathroom, so you had the choice of blocking the ventilation and having bad smell or leaving it open and having mosquito bites. It‘s not a room directly at the beach. The beach is quite packed and food there rather expensive. Would definitely go for another beach.