Baan Khun Nang Colonial House

The whole villa is let as one property, and its 286 m² are spread over four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Air conditioning and a private entrance come with the house, and the villa sleeps up to eight guests.

Inside you will find linens, toiletries and a hair dryer, a TV with satellite and cable channels, and a coffee and tea maker with complimentary tea and instant coffee. The house also has a private entrance, so arrivals go straight to the villa.

The villa has a hot tub and a kitchen with a stove, microwave, refrigerator, and dishes and dining utensils, plus a washer. Guests also find kitchen basics such as cookware, oils and condiments, coffee or tea, and a bathtub.

The property also has a balcony or terrace, a garden or backyard, a desk or workspace, a TV with cable channels and video streaming services, and fans. Parking is free, and internet access is available.

The villa has a bathtub and a washer, and the kitchen includes cookware, oils and condiments for guests who prefer to cook. The list of facilities covers outdoor space as well, with a balcony or terrace and a garden or backyard, while the air conditioning and the TV are part of the everyday comfort of the house.

Mae Nam is a village and beach area on Koh Samui, with a long stretch of sand lined by palm trees and small guesthouses along the road. The village life runs alongside the beach, and the appeal here is a relaxed pace, local streets and a short walk from the villa to the sea, with street-food stalls and simple cafés along the road in the evening.

Mae Nam Beach is 550 m from the villa, and the Buddhist temple of Wat Phu Khao Thong (Gukauthong) is 300 m away, a pagoda close to the village. The Big Buddha, a large hilltop statue, is 7 km away, and the Lomprayah Pralarn ferry pier, the boat terminal for the island, is 2.1 km away. Samui Airport (USM) is 7.7 km away, and the Pink Elephant Water Park and the Maenam Walking Street are also close by.

A good day here starts with the morning at Mae Nam Beach, then moves inland to the Big Buddha and back to the village for the evening, when the walking street fills with stalls. Taxis and scooters are the usual way to cover the longer distances across the island, since roads link the beaches with the airport and the ferry pier.