Moonhut Bungalows

The bungalows at Moonhut Bungalows measure from 18 m² to 64 m². Several have ocean or sea views, others have a garden view, and one of the 64 m² bungalows sleeps up to seven guests.

Beds range from King and Queen beds to single beds, and several bungalows have air conditioning and a private entrance. Most have a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, and one has an additional bathroom. Toiletries and towels are provided in most bungalows, and a telephone is available in one of them. The bungalows range from 18 m² with a Queen bed to 64 m² bungalows with King and single beds.

Dining at Moonhut Bungalows is handled by a restaurant, a bar and a coffee shop, with à la carte breakfast, international and Western cuisine, desserts and BBQ facilities. A happy hour is also offered, and the restaurant also serves desserts.

For activities, the property offers diving, snorkelling, boating, canoeing, fishing and tours, plus water sports in both motorised and non-motorised forms, a golf course within 3 km and massage.

Guests can use luggage storage, safety deposit boxes and daily housekeeping, and the property has car hire and a taxi service, with English and Thai spoken at the property. There is a shared lounge and TV area, a garden and a terrace, and free parking on site.

Moonhut Bungalows is in the Mae Nam area of Koh Samui, with Mae Nam Beach 250 m away. A morning market and the Maenam Walking Street are close by, and the Chinese Temple and Khun Si Waterfall are in the same neighbourhood, so the island's main sights are reached by road from here.

Further afield, the Big Buddha is a large seated statue that draws visitors, and Na Muang Waterfall lies 11 km away in the island's interior. Fisherman's Village, 3.4 km away, is a lively area of shops and eateries, and Samui Airport is 7 km from the property, on the island itself.

A day could start at the morning market, 1 km from the property, and continue at Fisherman's Village in the afternoon. The property also offers diving, snorkelling and boating for guests who want to spend time on the water, and tours can be arranged for those who want to explore beyond the village. The Big Buddha, one of the island's best-known landmarks, can be added to the route for a visit on the same day. Mae Nam Beach, the Chinese Temple and the Maenam Walking Street are all nearby for shorter outings on foot or by road.