At Samui Boutique Hotel

The very first thing is great location. It’s the heart of Chawenga. Very convenient to get to the beach, very close to festival mall and right next to the busiest street. The price is good for this facility. The reception guy tries to be nice. If not one bad accident in hotel, I’ve might have considered to stay there next time.

THERE ARE SOME CONCERNS! The big thing that happened at this hotel that the cleaning lady took my stuff. For some reasons I had to change the room. Because I did it very fast, in a rush I accidentally forgot my favorite snickers and beard shaving trimmer. So next morning I came up to the hotel reception and told them that I must have left my stuff inside the previous room. So the receptionist talk to cleaning lady and tells me that they throw out my stuff. I mean who does that? It is almost new expensive shoes and trimmer. So instead of trying to help or work something out, they told me that it is my fault that I left my belongings. I mean for sure those things were just STOLEN. You can’t just throw it away just the next mornin, it’s not a frickin rotten potato.. The other thing is I’ve heard one of the tenants having big argue with receptionist about air conditioner. He was arguing that hotel took his money and gave him crappy room with broken air conditioner. In my experience for my week stay I’ve changed 3 rooms. My last room has air conditioning problems as well. In the middle of the night it just throws ice on my table. I mean it didn’t bother me to find water on a table and stuff. But strange noises of falling ice is unusual experience thou. So the first room was nice but was facing to Chawenga street. So if you are the person that do not enjoy city noise - that room is not for you. There are always crazy cars with big speakers on them advertising Muay-Thai fights every 10 minutes. Plus some people are screaming and doing some night business. So overall: I was trying to save money, but end up losing more.