Rak Samui Residence

The rooms at Rak Samui Residence include a Standard Twin Room with two single beds and a Standard Double Room with a double bed, each measuring 35 m² and with a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Rooms for three and for four guests are also available.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and a baby cot or crib can be provided on request. Capacity runs from two to four guests.

The hotel has a garden and a shared lounge/TV area for guests. The garden is a place to sit outdoors, and the lounge is a common space for watching television together. Room service is available, and the hotel also offers daily housekeeping, dry cleaning and tours.

Free Wi-Fi covers all rooms and the public areas, and internet services are available too. The public areas have air conditioning, and the rooms can have a flat-screen TV, satellite or cable channels and a telephone.

Rooms can also include free bottled water, a desk, a closet and a socket near the bed. English and Thai are spoken at the hotel, and the rooms come with towels and linens.

Bo Phut is a village on Koh Samui with a fishing heritage, and the hotel is set in the village itself, close to its seafront. The village has a walkable feel, with a walking street of shops and restaurants, a food market and several temples, so many of its sights are an easy stroll from the hotel. The hotel's garden and shared lounge/TV area give guests a place to rest between outings.

Bo Phut Beach is 250 m from the property. Fisherman's Village, the walking street of shops and restaurants that gives the village much of its character, is 500 m away, and Wat Bo Phut, a temple with a pagoda, is 650 m away. Samui Airport is 4.1 km from the hotel, and the Big Buddha, a large seated Buddha statue, is 3.9 km away. Mae Nam Beach is another beach on the island, for a different day by the sea.

A good day could begin with a morning at Bo Phut Beach, followed by a visit to the Big Buddha in the afternoon, and then an evening stroll through Fisherman's Village. The island's larger sights are further from the hotel, so the Big Buddha works best as a separate outing from the village.