Satva Samui Yoga and Wellness Resort

Every room at Satva Samui Yoga and Wellness Resort has air conditioning. Garden views are offered in several rooms, and a double room looks out over the sea.Rooms measure from 32 to 64 m², and bed set-ups run from single and double beds to queen beds.

Several rooms have a balcony or terrace and a private entrance, along with an electric kettle, a refrigerator and an in-room safe box in some of them. Several rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries. Rooms sleep up to two guests, and the two-bedroom villa sleeps up to five guests in total.

Satva Samui Yoga and Wellness Resort has an outdoor swimming pool, a fitness centre and a yoga room. The spa offers massage, a sauna and a steamroom, and the grounds include a garden and a terrace. The public areas are air-conditioned.

Guests can eat at the on-site restaurants, order room service or stop at the coffee shop or snack bar. Car hire is offered, and there is an airport transfer. Free parking and free WiFi in all rooms are available, and the property is smoke-free with non-smoking rooms.

Staff speak English, Russian and Thai, and on-site entertainment is available. The hotel also has safety deposit boxes for valuables, so guests can keep their belongings secure.

The hotel is in Lipa Noi, a village area a short way from Nathon, which is the island's main town and its principal ferry pier. Village streets, small shops and local markets make up much of the everyday scene around the hotel, and the island's main roads run close by. It is a practical choice for guests who want to be close to the town rather than the main beach strips.

Pang Ka Beach is 2.5 km away, and the sand there is the closest beach to the hotel. Samui Airport is 15.2 km away, and the mainland airport at Surat Thani needs a ferry crossing. Na Muang Waterfall is 6.8 km inland, and the Big Buddha temple, a large seated statue on a hill, is 16 km away. Nathon Pier, 4.3 km from the hotel, is the main ferry terminal for boats leaving the island.

A day here could start with the yoga room or a swim in the outdoor pool, then continue to Pang Ka Beach or into the hills for Na Muang Waterfall. Scooters and taxis are the usual way to cover the island's longer distances, and the resort offers car hire for guests who prefer to drive themselves. Lamai Walking Street, with its evening stalls, is a short ride away for dinner outside the hotel.