Samui Sense Revive

The rooms at Samui Sense Revive are mostly bungalows, with one standard room type, and rooms can have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a hair dryer, a refrigerator and an in-room safe box.

Some rooms sleep two guests and others up to three. One bungalow has a garden view, a balcony or terrace and a bathtub, and the rooms are a short walk from Lamai Beach, with the resort's garden and terrace nearby.

The resort has an outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant, a bar and a poolside bar, along with room service, a coffee shop, BBQ facilities and food delivery. Breakfast is offered in Asian, buffet and continental styles.

Free parking is available, and the resort offers an airport transfer and car hire. Tours and ticket services can be arranged at the resort, and guests can use the concierge and business facilities.

There is a lift, a terrace and a garden for guests, and laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are offered along with daily housekeeping. Internet services and Wi-Fi in public areas are also available, and flat-screen TVs are offered in the rooms.

Lamai is a beach area on Koh Samui with a wide sandy shore and a village atmosphere, where a line of small hotels, cafés and shops runs along the road behind the sand. Samui Sense Revive sits in this part of the island, which feels different from the busier beach of Chaweng and suits those who want the sea within a short walk. The resort's bungalows and rooms are close to the beach, so the sand is the first thing to reach for on a free afternoon.

The beach is 100 m from the resort, and the Lamai Night Market is 1 km away, with food stalls and stands in the evening. Hin Ta & Hin Yai Rocks, known as Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, are 1.1 km along the coast, and the Big Buddha, a large seated statue, is 12.3 km away. Wat Lamai, a temple near the village, is a quiet stop for those who want to see something other than the beach.

Samui Airport is 9.9 km away, and the resort offers an airport transfer. A simple day could start on Lamai Beach, continue to Hin Ta & Hin Yai Rocks along the coast and end at the Lamai Night Market in the evening. For trips further afield, tours can be arranged, and the Big Buddha is one of the island's best-known landmarks.