Wild Palms

Wild Palms is let as a whole, so the accommodation is the house itself: a 250 m² villa with air conditioning, linens, towels and a hair dryer. It has a private bathroom with a bathtub and a walk-in shower, and an electric kettle for tea or coffee.

Because the house is rented as a whole, the private pool and the kitchen are for the guests staying there and nobody else. Cable channels, a TV and a fan are also part of the villa's equipment.

The villa has its own kitchen, with coffee or tea provided, a washer, an iron, a closet, and a desk and workspace. It also has a private entrance, air conditioning, a fan, cable channels and a TV.

Free parking is available on site, the house has 24-hour security, and an airport transfer is offered. Linens, towels, toiletries and a hair dryer are included, and the villa has a private pool. The villa is managed by a private host, and guests are asked to inform the property in advance of their expected arrival time.

Wild Palms is set in the Bang Por area of Koh Samui, a village district where daily life feels more local than on the busy resort strips of Chaweng and Lamai. For guests who want a private house rather than a room in a large resort, the village setting is a calmer place to base a stay on the island. The villa has its own private pool, a kitchen and free parking, and the afternoons can be spent by the pool before heading out to the island's sights.

Ban Po Beach is the nearest stretch of sand, 950 m from the villa, and Baan Tai, another beach, is 1.3 km away. Mae Nam Beach lies 3.6 km off, and a waterfall is close by at Bang Por, with Zong Raue waterfall also nearby. Fisherman's Village, a waterfront village of shops and restaurants in Bophut, is 8.1 km away, and the Big Buddha, a large seated statue on a hill in Bang Rak, is 11.1 km off. Koh Samui is an island with roads, so a car or scooter makes the longer trips easier.

A good day could start with a swim at Ban Po Beach, continue with a visit to the Big Buddha, and end with dinner at Fisherman's Village, where the waterfront has restaurants and cafés.