P&P Samui Resort

Some rooms at P&P Samui Resort have a garden view. The two 36 m² rooms sleep up to two guests each, and both have air conditioning, a seating area and a balcony or terrace. One is set up with a double bed and a king bed, the other with two single beds, so travellers can pick the layout that fits them. A third room sleeps up to three guests.

Both 36 m² rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, a refrigerator and satellite or cable channels, and each has an in-room safe. The room with two single beds also has a mirror.

The facilities at P&P Samui Resort include an outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a children's swimming pool, along with a garden and a massage service. The resort has its own private beach, and water sports are available, both motorised and non-motorised.

For eating and drinking there is a restaurant, a bar, a BBQ area and room service. Families can use the babysitting service, and the property also offers a concierge, a laundry service, ticket services and 24-hour security.

For getting around and planning days out, the resort offers an airport transfer, car hire and tours. The garden and the private beach are also part of the grounds.

P&P Samui Resort stands on Chaweng Beach in Bophut, on Koh Samui, in one of the island's best-known beach areas. The strip is busy, with bars, shops and restaurants lining the roads behind the sand, so evenings here are lively rather than quiet. Koh Samui has its own airport and ferry terminals, with Samui Airport close to the resort. The resort also has its own private beach, so guests can use the sand without leaving the grounds.

Chaweng Yai Beach is 250 m away, and the walking street and the night market are close by, so evening plans can stay in the neighbourhood. Central Festival Samui is 350 m from the resort, so everyday errands can be done close by. For a day out of the resort, the Big Buddha temple is 4.5 km away, and Na Muang Waterfall, set in the island's interior, is 10.4 km away.

A good day could start on the sand at Chaweng Yai Beach, continue to Fisherman's Village for its harbour atmosphere, and end with a visit to the Big Buddha temple. Samui Elephant Sanctuary Bophut, where visitors can spend time with the animals, is also a popular stop for those who want something different from the beach.