Samui Heritage Resort, Bophut

Samui Heritage Resort is a cozy spot nestled away from the hustle and bustle of Chaweng, making for a peaceful getaway. The accommodations are clean and spacious, perfect for those wanting a bit of comfort. However, the dining could use improvement, and the beach area wasn’t the cleanest. The free shuttle service is a definite plus, but it can feel a bit isolating since the nearby shops were closed during our stay.

I had quite a mixed experience at the resort. The clean and spacious rooms were a highlight, along with the helpful staff. However, I had a rather unpleasant incident with the front desk that left a sour taste in my mouth. The location was decent, being a short walk from Bophut Beach, but the dark paths at night can be a little unsettling. Overall, it had its ups and downs.

I enjoyed my stay at Samui Heritage Resort. The cozy gardens and clean facilities really made my experience pleasant. While the quiet location was a plus, the dining options were a bit underwhelming, and the outdoor bathroom setup could use improvement. Overall, it’s a good value, but keep in mind the dining experience may not meet expectations.

I stayed at this hotel for a quick stopover before heading to Koh Tao. While it was clean and relatively inexpensive, the outdoor bathroom was a bit of a hassle, especially with the mosquitoes at night. The location, although 400m from the Fishing Village and near a 7-11, is not ideal for beach lovers, and I would recommend looking for something closer to the shore for longer stays.

My stay was fantastic! The hotel had a lovely and relaxed atmosphere, the rooms were clean and well-kept, and I loved the outdoor shower. It was only a short walk to Fisherman's Village, which had great shops and restaurants nearby. However, I wouldn't say the experience was without its downsides, like the cracked tiles in the pool area. Overall, I would definitely return for the comfort and vibe.