Samui Poshtel

I came to the hotel, which is really hard to find at night, to try and book. A neighbor came out to try and help by calling the owner, who answered and said, I'm sleeping, refusing to come out even though it was during check-in hours. Not much in the area but definitely better things.

Great place to stay in Samui if you want a quiet spot. The place is really clean and the owners are very friendly and helpful. They also rent motorbikes for 200B/day

The staff was suuuuper nice and helpful. The room was very clean and nicely arranged with some old bicycles (it's their theme). You can rent a 150cc scooter for 200 baht a day. It's right next to a 7eleven and on the other side of a big hospital - just in case you need that.There's plenty of food in very close range.Check in and checkout was uncomplicated. No hidden costs. I didn't get to talk to other guests though, it was relatively private for a hostel.

The hostel is absolutely amazing! Super super nice hosts! Great rooms, laundry service, motor cycles to rent, breakfast next to the hostel.If you want to have a good stay with open minded and lovely persons, come here! We were so happy to be here and it felt more like visiting old friends than staying in a hostel. Love you guys!– Toff & Jagtar

Good stay, perfect for someone that has family in Bangkok hospital. Friendly staff and good value.

Samui Poshtel was good, but false advertised.We we're looking at two hotels on Samui, the Poshtel and one by the beach. The only reason we chose the Poshtel was because it was advertised that bicycles were included with the room. We got to the room to find out the bikes that were shown in the photos were decoration. For some reason perfectly working bikes were mounted on the walls, unable to be used. We went to the reception about getting bikes to find out they were 100 baht a day. We decided on getting 2 bikes, but soon found they were both flat. It took the employee 20 minutes to get the tires aired up. We took the bikes for a spin to find out the one I was using didn't have brakes that worked. We asked if we could exchange for another one, only to be told those were the only 2 bikes they had. If you only have 2 bikes, don't have them be the main selling point. It just made us question why there were so many bikes used as decoration, and why we couldn't use them.The area around the Poshtel is ok. It's a 15 minute walk to the beach and a 30 minute walk to the mall, but the walk is through a road consisting of many "special massage" parlors. I don't recommend going down that street alone at night.The room was cheap, the bed was a little firm, and everything was clean. We did laundry down the street at a self service machine, as it was way cheaper than getting it done at the Poshtel. It was also really nice to have the Poshtel right by a 7/11, making snack runs really fast.Overall the Poshtel is ok. It's only real flaws are it's location and misleading bicycle rental. Breakfast was available for purchase, but we never ordered. We usually got breakfast from 7/11 and ate most of our meals by the beach or at the mall. We used Songthaews most of the time to get around.

Very clean accommodation for 750 baht a night. You can reach Chaweng Beach in 10 minutes and there is a cool biker bar within easy reach.

Good place.....

This review now comes to try out the experience of making fire at Koh Samui from Lung's company.

orange house Upstairs there are 2 rooms (air conditioned) which are the same bed rooms as the twin bed rooms. Very suitable for those who come as a family or in groups of 4-5 people. There is a living room in the middle (the living room does not have air conditioning, but the windows can be opened. There is a TV, refrigerator, plates, bowls, spoons, glasses, a hot water kettle, and a clothes drying rack available. But it's only a waste. There is only one bathroom. Make each other wait in line for a long timeAlong the road in front of the accommodation is a 7-Eleven (there is also an All Cafe). Next to the 7-Eleven there are food shops, Khanom Jeen, fried chicken, etc.(For those who play NIA games, there is a pole and a gym on the opposite side, in front of Bangkok Samui Hospital. I walked away a bit.)