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Swiss Tony Jan 20, 2008 11:29 am

Child friendly resorts in Samui
 
Hi,

Does anyone have any recommendations on family oriented resorts in Samui?

Also, does anyone know of a car/taxi company that can provide child seats on the island (specificallyfor the transfer from airport to resort and back).

Thanks

Tiger_lily Jan 21, 2008 2:38 pm

Tony, try a search on tripadvisor.com. You can refine your search using the advanced function to narrow it down to family resorts.

Pauldublin Jan 21, 2008 4:21 pm

dont depend too much on tripadvisor !

How many children and what are their ages ?
what is your approxiamate budget per night?
Would a villa possibly suit you?

This will help people here to advise you accurately.

Ko samui is a well developed family orientated island. There are many resorts from luxury to budget . I personally like Baan taling ngam at the luxury end and have many recomendations for all budgets.

Swiss Tony Jan 21, 2008 10:54 pm

Thanks both.

Kids are 1 and 3. Budget is up to 10-12k THB a night. We absolutely don't want a pool villa (i.e. where you have a private pool on the deck).

I think a hotel may be better (rather than a private villa) as we will only be there for 4 nights and arrive late on the first night.

I have been to Samui before, but that was in 2004 before the kids showed up so requirements were somewhat different. We probably would have stayed at the boathouse had it not been for the building work.

Oh and for what it's worth, I am a fan of tripadvisor - at least the hotels don't seem to have the ability to get the negative reviews removed, unlike I think it was travelocity...

sunil Feb 15, 2008 11:41 pm

Also looking for hotel recommendations
 
Hi I was also wondering about a great kid friendly resort. I've got 3 kids 2,4 & 6 and ideally would like a 2 bed room villa on the ocean. Any ideas ?

Sunil

sunil Feb 16, 2008 10:08 am

Any thoughts on this property Banana Fan (http://www.bananafansea.com ) and the location ? Is chawang (sp) beach one of the better beach locations in Samui ?

I'm also considering staying at the more expensive Baan Taling Ngam Resort & Spa . How far is it from the main shopping strip by car.

Finally any recommendations on discount agencies to book these hotels ?

yosithezet Oct 2, 2010 7:49 am

Some friends are planning a trip to Samui with their 3 kids. They'd like a place that is near or on the beach. Budget is around $150/night. Any ideas?

HILTON-VIP Oct 2, 2010 8:44 am


Originally Posted by sunil (Post 9261456)
Any thoughts on this property Banana Fan (http://www.bananafansea.com ) and the location ? Is chawang (sp) beach one of the better beach locations in Samui ?

I'm also considering staying at the more expensive Baan Taling Ngam Resort & Spa . How far is it from the main shopping strip by car.

Finally any recommendations on discount agencies to book these hotels ?

Hi, I stayed at the bananafansea 4 or 5 times between 2002-2006, the location is excellent at the quieter end of chaweng beach but only 10 mins along the beach into the centre of chaweng. Not sure what it's like these days but by the photos on the link it appears that the resort has been renovated since my last stay.

chokdee Oct 2, 2010 1:42 pm


Originally Posted by yosithezet (Post 14873222)
Some friends are planning a trip to Samui with their 3 kids. They'd like a place that is near or on the beach. Budget is around $150/night. Any ideas?


Amari Palm reef in North Chaweng is quite a good choice for a family.
The beach in front of the hotel is not the best part of Chaweng beach but still nice enough. The resort itself has a couple of good pools,nice grounds and a generally good ambience/vibe for a family. You are also away from the main nightlife to avoid any disturbance but not too far to visit if you choose.

The only thing to add is that the resort is in two halfs,either side of the Chaweng beach road. I have often stayed at the non beach side accomodation with pool and enjoyed it very much but this is something one might what to consider.

olisch Oct 2, 2010 2:26 pm

I had the same "problem" and found out these hotels:

Rocky's
Kirikayan Luxury Pool Villas & Spa
The Passage
Banyan Tree
Shasa Hotel

They all offer good/high quality with facilities for young children

r-7 Oct 5, 2010 12:38 am

Centara Chanweng
Amari Chaweng


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