Ko Samui Hostels

This is a complete list of all known hostels in Ko Samui. If you know of a Ko Samui hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.

Hi Coral Cove Bungalow

Shock price: (Now-16th December) A/C double/ twin room 350 Baht/ person only A/C single room 600 Baht only A/C triple room 400 Baht/ person only Dormitary room 400 Baht/ person only ***** 2009/Dec/21 - 2010/Jan/9 room must to be booked at least 3 nights continually and room will include breakfast.***** Location: Between Chaweng and Lamai. Get to town by taxi or motorcycle. Around this area: hotels, travel agency, rock climbing, massage shop, bar and view point restaurants. Our beach:...

Green Villa

Green Villa occupies a location on the southern quiet section of the famous Lamai Beach. The bungalows are set in a lush tropical garden only 200 meters away from the beach and within a 10 minutes walk to downtown Lamai. Lamai Beach is well known for the white sand beach, crystal clear sea, serenity, palm trees and smiles. From Standard fan bungalows to Superior air-conditioned bungalows grouped around our swimming-pool and restaurant, we offer accommodation to fit your style. ROOM...

The Wave Samui

The Wave Samui is a bar/restaurant/accomodation on the Chaweng Beach road, Koh Samui. With 6 years experience and great reviews by the leading publication critics, we've got a good idea about what the budget traveler wants! We have a cool atmosphere downstairs in the bar, over 6000 books to borrow, 10% discount on food and drink for residents + happy hours on food and drink every day. We take your safety seriously - a mini safe in every room and cctv in all corridors. We have reasonably...

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Ko Samui Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Dr. Maajed J. Wani

I don't know how to describe this island -- tropical paradise, beach lovers' utopia, or scuba divers' heaven? I guess it's all that and more! Chewang (beach) was a bit too crowded for me, so after staying for a night I shifted to Lamai (beach), which is less crowded, more serene and placid for the senses. I managed to find a cottage as close as possible to the beach for less than $20 and I guess that is cheap considering the fact that I visited in February, the peak tourist season for all of Thailand. A word of caution though -- the locals tend to rip you off. I hopped in on a tuk-tuk for less than a kilometer and when I got off the driver demanded an exorbitant sum and forced me into paying up. On another occasion while visiting this waterfall I fell off my bicycle and bruised myself. The locals, realising that I couldn't ride, offered to drop me back to my cottage in their pick-up for a price! There's always a devil or two in paradise, isn't there? And yes, there are some excellent scuba diving opportunities for both amateurs and professionals with phenomenal underwater visibility.

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