Baiyoke

We spent 5 nights in the 2 bedroomed villa with private swimming pool & we weren't disappointed. I loved the decor of the interior of the villa so much. Yes, the resort is a little tired, but I thought of it as being 'Rustic'.  …

Property is a little older. Staff is excellent and rooms are big and comfortable. I would stay here again.

10 to 15 minutes by car from the airport (taxi=500B). 15 minutes from the main street of Chaweng Beach (grab= 350B).Formerly Q Signature Samui Beach Resort, located at the cape of Choeng Mon Beach. When it opened, it was the Peninsula Resort & Spa Samui Hotel, which had 132 rooms and was popular for its thalasso spa.I recently learned from the 2007 book, Travel Meijin Books 94, ``Hotels in Thailand: Staying in Healing Hotels'' published in 2007. . I was surprised to find out that the facilities that Baiyoke bought, but have not yet been renovated or improved, are quite old and badly damaged, and there is even a building that looks like it will collapse on the way to the lobby building.However, it is located at a scenic point on Choeng Mon Beach.The Thai-style villa must have been luxurious in the past, with a private pool. A two-story building with two bedrooms and two bathtubs, over 200 square meters, built on a sloping lot in the Cape.One is a jacuzzi, but it is not working and is broken, so it is a large bathtub. The kitchenette and dining table are unusable due to a large air conditioner malfunction and are of no use. Room 203 is oddly designed as it doesn't have a large sofa or a living room, but this room has the best view. .The bedroom is good, with a Korean-made TV (the picture is very poor), the umbrella over the bed light is in tatters (lol), and a strong air conditioner. The main restaurant where we have breakfast is an order system as there are not many people staying there, so it's nice to be able to eat freshly prepared food (it's reserved for private use).The salads are fresh vegetables, the dressings are delicious, and everything is plentiful (the quality of the breakfast is good).The main pool from the room is an infinity pool overlooking the isolated islet and Choeng Mon Beach, with good water quality and circulation.Currently, there are only a few staff members as there are only a few rooms in use considering the facility is large, but they are friendly and respond to requests immediately.There are few guests, so it's stress-free.In a sense, it's a private property. (Probably only a few groups of guests were staying there)While other five-star hotels may be luxurious and have everything you need, Baiyoke Coast is a jokey, broken-down, unexplored attraction hotel facility.I am curious to see how Baiyoke will be renovated in the future.Being able to stay at this rate is the best cost performance, so you can stay whatever suits your mood.After the renovation plan, the rate will probably go up considerably... If you don't want luxury and convenience, now is the time to stay!

It’s a ghost-hotel, it’s falling apart and everything is broken, creepy and dirty! The swimming pools are dangerous! Please don’t ever go there!!!!i|The staff doesn’t really speak any English. |I traveled a lot, this is the worst hotel ever.

Very good hotel. WiFi was free. Breakfast was eggs, vegetables, fruits. There is a stairs to the beach. Great pool.

Photos correspond to reality. Hotel 4-5 stars. Interesting oriental furniture. Everything is made of wood. Centralized air conditioning. Lots of space, pool with a view. It's a 10-minute walk down to the beach, you can follow the road through the exit, but there is also a descent directly from the hotel. There are five massage tents on the beach, all for 300-400 baht. You can just come to the restaurant and use the pool, but the average price for a dish is 220 baht. There is no stove in the room, but utensils are provided in the kitchen for fruit and takeaway food. Large clean bath.

Photos correspond to reality. Hotel 4-5 stars. Interesting oriental furniture. Everything is made of wood. Centralized air conditioning. Lots of space, pool with a view. …