Unique Boutique Resort

The rooms at Unique Boutique Resort range in size from 41 m² to 280 m², from deluxe rooms with a king bed to the Royal Suite with Kitchen. Several rooms overlook the sea, the ocean or the mountains, and bathtubs are offered in a number of them. The Suite measures 135 m², and the Royal Suite with Kitchen measures 280 m² and offers a sea view.

Capacity ranges from two to four guests, with the Royal Suite sleeping up to four. The Suite and the Deluxe with Bathtub include a sauna, and air conditioning is part of the equipment in some rooms. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel's rooms.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and the hotel has on-site parking for guests who arrive by car. The building has a lift, and daily housekeeping is provided, with the rooms cleaned each day during the stay.

Non-smoking rooms are available, and 24-hour security is in place. English and Thai are among the languages spoken, and bottled water is available for guests. Internet access is also offered at the hotel alongside the free Wi-Fi in the rooms, and English and Thai are both spoken by the team.

Choeng Mon is a village area of Koh Samui, where temples, small fishing piers and quiet beaches sit close together. It suits guests who want the island's everyday life nearby rather than a busy resort strip, and the hotel is set on Sanambin Road, close to the local shore and the village lanes.

Hat Bang Rak Beach is about 500 m from the hotel, and Wat Plai Laem, a temple, is in the same stretch of coast. The Big Buddha, a large Buddha statue and one of the island's best-known landmarks, is 800 m away. Samui Airport is on the same island, 2 km from the hotel, so the trip from the airport does not need a boat. Because the island's sights are spread out, a scooter or taxi is useful for trips further along the coast.

A good day could start with the Big Buddha and Wat Plai Laem, then move to Hat Bang Rak Beach in the afternoon. Fisherman's Village, 3.9 km away, is a place for an evening walk, and it makes a natural end to a day spent between the temples and the sea, and the Night Market at 3.7 km gives an alternative for the evening.