The Spa Samui Village - Mountain View

The rooms at The Spa Samui Village - Mountain View sleep up to two or three guests. The beds include queen and king beds, and one room has a single bed and a double bed. Several rooms have a balcony or terrace, and some have air conditioning while others have a fan.

Several rooms include an in-room safe box, a shower and a TV, and Wi-Fi is part of the equipment in some rooms. The rooms share the property's garden and outdoor swimming pool. Rooms with a queen or king bed sleep up to two guests, while the rooms for three guests sleep up to three in the villa.

The property offers an outdoor swimming pool, a spa with a sauna and a steamroom, and massage treatments. The garden and a private beach are part of the grounds, and restaurants are on site.

Shops are on site as well, and tours can be arranged. An airport transfer is offered, and on-site parking is available for guests who come by car.

Internet access is available in the public areas, and the rooms have a TV. The pool, the spa and the massage are the property's main leisure facilities. Restaurants and shops are on site, so food and everyday shopping are close to the rooms, and the garden is open to guests as part of the grounds.

The property sits on Lamai Beach on Koh Samui, Thailand, in a village-style beach area with a long stretch of sand. Behind the beach, the village has shops and street-food stalls, and the sand itself is 50 m from the property. The sea and the village life of Lamai are both close at hand.

Nearby, Hin Ta & Hin Yai Rocks, known as Grandma and Grandpa Rocks, stand on the Lamai shore, and Chaweng Noi Beach is a neighbouring beach. Lamai Night Market is 1.1 km away, and Central Festival Samui, the large shopping centre, is 6.8 km away. Samui Airport is 8.6 km away, and the Big Buddha, a large seated Buddha statue, is 11 km away.

A day here could begin with a swim in the outdoor swimming pool or time in the spa and sauna, then a walk along the beach to the Hin Ta & Hin Yai Rocks. In the afternoon, the Big Buddha makes a good change of scene, and the Lamai Night Market is the evening option. Guests who want to see more of the island can plan a longer day around the Big Buddha and the rest of the coast, with the island's main shopping centre also on the same road network.