Koh Samui Thailand: Where to Stay - Insider's Guide 2024

I just got back to the UK from Bo Phut. I was at Fisherman's Village and I loved it. I'm going Lamai next year. I was gonna go to Phuket but I'm not convinced by it.

I have been three Times in samui. First one in Lamai at Beach Republic. And twice in chaweng at La Vida. Will be back in march in chaweng

Too bad you didn't include Mae Nam village with its Mae Nam beach and its Everest Resort. A lot cheaper than your options, Thai style bungalows and just 5 minutes off the beach. Peaceful and quiet.

What about je lo jelly fish?

Just saw your vid and subscribed, check out Samui Jasmine Resort in Lamai, fabulous hotel!

Dude, what a surprise to see you doing a traveling vid. Cycling and Koh Samui - two of my favourite pastimes! ❤

Can you please tell me how to book a room in that hotel in the north end of Chaweng beach? You said it’s called «home» but I couldn’t find it anywhere. It would REALLY help me because I plan to stay there for at least 6 nights. Thank you 🙏

Nice video .... but the last time I was there , the pollution problem was really bad.:((((

GB! Haha. My wife and I were just talking about you last night! Someone in a video from Italy mentioned checking out the restaurant in Polignano a Mare. We were like "shiiiiiii, Gregor said it was not worth it!" Glad to see you living the life! Which is better overall, Italy or Thailand.

Chaweng To lamai in 10 minutes, you must be flying…

I have only been to Koh Samui the once and stayed on the northern end of Chaweng. As a family this was a great location but we are currently planning our next trip and will be more adventurous. The great thing about KS is that there are so many options, we will be coming back for years to come and always exploring a little more each time.

Great video 👍

How informative & detailed you are! Great travel vlog. 👌🏼

I will be staying at the Colorize Hotel. I hope is a cool place to stay

Another great video of my favourite island. Thanks my friend. I have pressed the sub button and look forward to the next video. Only a matter of time before I get back there 🙏

I stayed in Banrak. I found a lot of the beaches hard to access because the big hotels block them off from the street. Like fisherman's village I went through there a few times and ate there at least a couple of times and never saw the beach. The big hotels and high fences were intimidating for me to just wander into to see what was behind them. What is the policy on that?
The main entrance to Chaweng Beach looks like a busy alley way and oh what a surprise I had discovering what was going on down that lane. I noticed people coming and going and I was like, " What the heck is down there?"
The accommodations were incredibly inexpensive and I had a hard time picking which place to stay at. The food all over the island was delicious, fresh, and very reasonably priced.
I was there at the beginning of December, I think the end of the rainy season, so overcast most of the time. What is the peak months there for sun and fun?

Hola, ¿cómo