Seaview Paradise Mountain Holiday Villas Resort

Holiday villas with one, two or four bedrooms make up the accommodation, starting at 70 m². Several of them have a mountain view, and the four-bedroom accommodation sleeps up to eleven guests. One four-bedroom villa has two bathrooms.

Depending on the villa, the accommodation can include air conditioning, a fan, a mini bar, a refrigerator, a microwave, a coffee and tea maker, and a balcony or terrace. Several villas have a private bathroom with a shower, toiletries, towels and a hair dryer, and some also have a telephone, satellite channels and free bottled water. Guests can choose a one-bedroom villa for up to three people or a four-bedroom villa for a larger group.

The resort has an outdoor and an indoor swimming pool, a garden and a hot tub, along with massage services. Food and drink come from a restaurant and a bar, with room service and BBQ facilities also available, and there is a kitchen on site.

Tours, fishing, car hire, a shuttle service and bicycle rental are offered, and motorised and non-motorised water sports are on the list of activities. An airport transfer is available, free parking is on site and Wi-Fi is available. Laundry, babysitting, daily housekeeping, a concierge and safety deposit boxes are also offered. Guests can use both pools and the hot tub on site, with massage available.

The resort sits in Lamai, a beach area on Koh Samui, and Lamai Beach is 50 m away. The seafront road has a busy, everyday feel, with food stalls and small shops, while hills rise behind the coast. The beach area stretches along the coast with a long sandy shoreline.

Lamai Night Market, 800 m away, is an evening market, and the Lamai Fresh Food Market is also in the area. Wat Lamai, a pagoda nearby, is a quiet place to stop in the afternoon. Hin Ta and Hin Yai, 2.7 km away, are the rock formations known as Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, and Na Muang Waterfall, 7.1 km away, is a waterfall inland. Samui Airport is 8.6 km away, and the resort offers an airport transfer, tours and car hire.

A good day could start on Lamai Beach, continue to the Hin Ta and Hin Yai rock formations, and end with a stroll through the Lamai Night Market. Big Buddha, one of the island's best-known landmarks, is a longer trip from the resort, so it works best as a separate day out. Visitors who prefer a quieter afternoon can spend time at the pool or in the garden before heading out.