Seaside Palace Hotel

Rooms at Seaside Palace Hotel measure between 24 and 38 m² and sleep from two to four guests. Every room has a bathtub, and the beds include a queen bed, two king beds, two single beds, a double bed and a single bed alongside a double bed.

At 30 m², the Deluxe King Room has a queen bed and a sea view, with a walk-in shower and a coffee and tea maker. The 38 m² Family Room has an ocean view and sleeps four on two king beds. The 36 m² triple room sleeps three with a single bed and a double bed.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, an elevator, express check-in and check-out, and daily housekeeping. Wi-Fi is also available in the public areas, and those areas are air-conditioned. Express check-in and check-out can speed up arrival and departure, and the rooms can have flat-screen TVs.

For meals, a restaurant serves guests and a vending machine stocks snacks and drinks. There is a terrace, and the rooms can have a bathtub, a private bathroom, a shower, toiletries, an electric kettle, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs and internet access. The hotel also offers daily housekeeping, and its front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, while check-in itself ends at 23:00 each day.

Nathon is the main town on Koh Samui and one of the island's main ferry ports, so its streets are busier and more everyday than a beach resort area. Shops, a convenience store and an ATM are close to the hotel, so errands are easy to run before or after a day out. In the evening the food stalls open along the market area, and the market is a short outing from the hotel for dinner.

The Nathon Night Food Market is 300 m away and Nathon Pier, the ferry terminal, is also 300 m away. Wat Khongkharam, a pagoda, lies 450 m off, and the Coconut Museum is 1.5 km away. Samui Airport, on the same island, is 14.1 km from the hotel, so the island's main airport is an easy reach by road.

For a day out, Na Muang Waterfall and Maenam Beach are the sights to plan around, the waterfall inland and the beach further along the coast. Big Buddha is one of the island's better-known landmarks and lies further afield than Maenam Beach. Back in Nathon, the night market is a good place to finish the day, with its food stalls and the boats moving in and out at the pier.