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Baan Chaweng Beach Resort & Spa

90/1 Moo 2 Chaweng Beach Road, Chaweng, Thailand | (888) 635-3814

Upper-middle-range | Value | Beachfront | Romantic
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Overview

Pros
  • Convenient location in center of Bophut on Chaweng Beach

  • Lovely pool and full-service spa on-site

  • Most rooms have private balconies and flat-screen TVs with cable

  • Free Wi-Fi (though connection sometimes spotty) and parking

  • Individual climate controls, electric kettles, hairdryers, and mini-fridges

  • Free breakfast with Western and Thai menu choices

  • On-site beachfront restaurant

  • Grills and laundry available for guest use

Cons
  • No business center or gym facilities

  • Occasional overhead plane traffic can be heard

  • Beds can be slightly hard and linens need upgrading

  • Mosquitoes are prevalent (bring bug spray)

Bottom Line

This mid-sized, reasonably priced hotel located in the
center of the action of Koh Samui offers easy access to the town of Bophut but
is also a quiet retreat thanks to Chaweng Beach being its backyard. Rooms range from value units to villas, and include modern
conveniences like flat-screen TVs, minibars, climate
controls, and free Wi-Fi. Beach views and suites are pricier but
worth it. Breakfast is free and served at the on-site beachfront restaurant. A lovely pool
and full-service spa are also available.

Map

90/1 Moo 2 Chaweng Beach Road, Chaweng, Thailand
Amenities
  • Air Conditioner
  • Babysitting Services
  • Balcony / Terrace / Patio
  • Cable
  • Concierge
  • Internet
  • Kids Allowed
  • Laundry
  • Pool
  • Poolside Drink Service
  • Room Service
  • Spa

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Full Review

Scene

A pleasant mix of tourism and relaxation amid tropical landscape

An inviting open-air lobby with ample seating
areas and lush tropical gardens immediately set the scene for this resort. It
feels very authentic in its architectural style, utilizing dark teak woods and
tiled floors within a hut-type structure and offering a tranquil vibe. With
the beach as backdrop, guests take full advantage of the ocean -- though watch
out for the people on rented jet skis who sometimes get a little too close to
the resort's waters. The grounds are manicured and well lit with little
ornamentations adding to the Thai feel. Generally, the property is quiet,
but there can be noisier activities in the evenings. 

Location

Right in the city center of Bophut, adjacent to Chaweng Beach

Located directly on Chaweng Beach with the
town of Bophut nearby, the resort is in a perfect location
for enjoying the sea as well as the scene. Soft sands and warm waters are less than a minute away via a short pathway from the hotel to the oceanfront. Walk
up the driveway from the resort in the opposite direction, turn right, and you
will head into a busy area of town with nightlife and restaurants. Turn left
and there are still many shops, but it's a little calmer. The Baan Chaweng is also under Samui Airport's flight path, so overhead plane traffic can be heard about
every 45 minutes, but it's not too intrusive.

Rooms

Ranging from basic units to bungalows with balconies

There’s wide variety in the 93 rooms available
here, and what you get depends on what you book. Basic rooms are just that and are located in two-story buildings with stairs and rudimentary amenities.
(Tube-style TVs show up in some of these spaces, while other rooms have
flat-screen TVs.) Ironically, this level is categorized as "Superior,"
but don't let the name fool you. That being said, these units still have perks
like stocked minibars, air-conditioning, and free high-speed Wi-Fi, but be
forewarned that the connection for the latter is intermittent and anything
but fast. There are also Deluxe Villas,
sea-view rooms, and even a few separate bungalows. All units are large and
clean with a minimalistic, earthy decor relying on dark wood
furnishings, calm colors, and Thai cultural accents. Most rooms have balconies
or private patio areas as well. Modern fixtures adorn large bathrooms, some
with showers only and others with showers and tubs; updated spaces are the
priciest. Comforts like robes and slippers are also available, though some
focus could be put into upgrading the linens. Overall, rooms are quiet, though
there’s occasional ambient noise from other guests and planes passing overhead.

Features

Lovely pool, full-service spa, and beachfront restaurant with free breakfast

A medium-sized, well-maintained pool is
available for those who don't wish to swim in the nearby ocean, with plenty of sun
loungers, umbrellas, and palm trees on hand. Rachavadee Spa offers a variety of
treatments, including massages, body scrubs, and bubble baths, though many of
the spas in town offer commensurate treatments for less money. Beach-side
massages can also be arranged. The open-air Leelavadee
Restaurant is situated right on the beach, offering a terrific setting for a romantic evening or casual daytime meals. The
menu includes traditional Thai cuisine along with seafood and Western
specialties, and the venue hosts an ample daily free breakfast. Barbecue grills
for guests are available as well and the full bar serves up a tasty piña colada.