Lucky Mother Bungalow

The rooms at Lucky Mother Bungalow measure between 20 and 40 m², and guests can choose between double and king beds. Rooms sleep between two and three guests. Most rooms have a garden view, and several have a balcony or terrace from which to enjoy it. Some rooms are air-conditioned while others have a fan, so the comfort of each room depends on its own equipment.

Some rooms also have a refrigerator, a desk or free bottled water, and a few include a private bathroom with a shower. Televisions and telephones feature in some rooms, and non-smoking rooms are available for guests who prefer them.

Restaurants, BBQ facilities and a continental breakfast are offered at Lucky Mother Bungalow, alongside a garden and massage services. Tours and snorkelling trips can be arranged, and English and Thai are spoken at the property.

Luggage storage, laundry service and dry cleaning are available, as well as express check-in and check-out. Bicycle parking is offered, and paid parking is available nearby for guests arriving by car or scooter.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, with internet services also in public areas, and pets are allowed.

Chaweng is one of the liveliest beach areas on Koh Samui, a long sweep of sand lined with hotels, restaurants and bars. Beaches, restaurants and nightlife are close together here, and Chaweng Yai Beach is 450 m from the hotel. The hotel sits within this lively stretch, close to the beach and its shops.

Within the strip, the Night Market and the walking street sit close together, offering street food and shopping in the evenings. Samui Airport is 1.8 km from the hotel, on Koh Samui itself. The Khao Hua Jook pagoda is 900 m away. Further afield, Wat Plai Laem, known for its large Guanyin statue, is 4.3 km away, and the Big Buddha, a large seated Buddha statue, is 4.4 km away. Local songthaews run along the main roads, and scooter hire is another common way to get around the island, so reaching the Night Market or the beach is straightforward.

A good day could start on Chaweng Yai Beach, continue to Wat Plai Laem and the Big Buddha, and end with a stroll through the night market, where the bars and restaurants stay busy. The Hin Ta and Hin Yai rocks, known as Grandfather and Grandmother, offer a different stop along the coast.