Lenny's

All rooms at Lenny's have air conditioning, and the room sizes run from 19 m² to 40 m², with king, queen, double and twin bed set-ups. Room sizes and bed set-ups vary, so the room you choose decides how much space you have and which beds you get. Some rooms look out onto the mountains and others onto the street.

Many rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV and a refrigerator, and some add an electric kettle. Free bottled water is provided in several rooms, and linens in others. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

The front desk is open 24 hours, and the hotel has an elevator, luggage storage and safety deposit boxes. Daily housekeeping is provided, and there is a convenience store and a salon on site.

Guests can order food for delivery, and bottled water is available at the hotel. Tours can be arranged, and there is a Xerox and fax service in the business centre, where guests can print or send documents.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi also covers the public areas. Air conditioning is in the public areas too, and English, Hebrew and Thai are spoken at the hotel, so guests have several languages to choose from at the front desk.

Chaweng is the main beach area of Koh Samui, a long stretch of sand where the island's shops, restaurants and evening entertainment gather along the beach road. Lenny's is on Chaweng Beach Road itself, with Chaweng Yai Beach 450 m away and Central Festival Samui 200 m away, so the busiest part of the beach area is right on hand for an evening out.

Around the hotel, the Night Market is 350 m away and the walking street 650 m, so food stalls and shops are within a short walk. Pagoda Khao Hua Jook, a Buddhist pagoda, is close by, and Nora Beach is a sandy beach a short drive from Chaweng. Samui Airport is 1.9 km away, so the island's main airport is a short ride from the hotel and its arrivals are easy to reach.

A day out could combine a morning on Chaweng Yai Beach with a visit to Big Buddha, the large seated statue on the island, and an afternoon at Na Muang Waterfall, which lies inland. Taxis and songthaews are the usual way to reach the sights around the island, and the evening can be spent back on the beach road, where the bars and cabaret venues keep the nightlife busy.