5 stars · 60 rooms · Opened 2007 · Laem Yai Beach, west
Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui
Near-perfect staff, views and private-pool villas; held back by a rocky beach, steep site and a soft value score.
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A villa plunge pool above the Gulf -
Thai-style pavilion over a villa pool -
Pool deck with the resort's timber roofs -
Plunge pool at dusk, unheated unless you pay -
Long pool with palm terraces below -
Sunset terrace above the bay -
Open-air dining terrace above the villas -
Beachfront massage pavilion -
Private beach dinner at dusk
Our verdict
What Four Seasons Resort does well, and what holds it back
- No.1 Family with kids
- No.1 Two of us
- No.1 A great pool
- No.2 Spa days
Guests loved
Top of the file: staff named in dozens of reviews; rare lapses at check-in or late checkout.
Cleanliness scores 4.9 on Tripadvisor and 9.9 on Booking; damp smells are rare.
Every villa faces the Gulf; views are the most repeated praise, with foliage blocking a few.
Know before you go
Steep hillside; buggies on call help, but stairs and slopes remain for reduced mobility.
Secluded NW tip, about 30 min from the airport, steep site; buggies and shuttles, nothing walkable.
Green Key and Green Hotel Gold plus a plastic ban are hotel claims; no guest confirms.
Best forFamily with kidsTwo of usA great poolSpa daysPeace and quietEating wellValue for moneyWorking trip
Not forGoing out
Scored by Agent 69 from 172 guest reviews across 5 platforms. Researched 30 Sept 2026. How we score
Price guide
from ฿36,500 a night
entry room, low season
- High season from ฿60,000
- 5-star island median ฿6,000
We link to the hotel's own website. We earn nothing from it, and no hotel can pay for its score. Rates checked 30 September 2026.
Ten scores
Where the 8.3 comes from
Each score is out of 10, with the hotel's place among the 27 hotels we rated. The place on top, the stay below.
- Beach No.11 of 276.5
Private and quiet, but rocky, tidal and murky at times; 14 guests say it is not for swimming.
- Views and calm No.1 of 278.9
Every villa faces the Gulf; views are the most repeated praise, with foliage blocking a few.
- Getting around No.15 of 275.9
Secluded NW tip, about 30 min from the airport, steep site; buggies and shuttles, nothing walkable.
- Pool and spa No.2 of 278.7
Private pool in every villa plus a big infinity pool; cold plunge pools and paid heating annoy some.
- Food and drink No.3 of 278.6
Wide buffet plus a la carte, dietary needs handled; occasional delays at peak times.
- Rooms and beds No.2 of 279.1
Large villas of 102 to 118 sqm with private pools; a few call them uninspired or stuffy.
- Clean and kept No.1 of 279.2
Cleanliness scores 4.9 on Tripadvisor and 9.9 on Booking; damp smells are rare.
- Staff No.1 of 279.8
Top of the file: staff named in dozens of reviews; rare lapses at check-in or late checkout.
- Value No.18 of 276.5
Tripadvisor value 4.4 is the weakest score; 24 guests call it pricey, and extras add up.
- Practical and green No.1 of 277.0
Free Wi-Fi, Booking scores it 9.5; few detailed mentions and no desk facts confirmed.
All 26 counts, with our notesShow
| Count | Weight | Score |
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| Beach | 6.5 | |
| BeachPrivate and quiet, but rocky, tidal and murky at times; 14 guests say it is not for swimming. | ×1.0 | 6.5 |
| Views and calm | 8.9 | |
| ViewsEvery villa faces the Gulf; views are the most repeated praise, with foliage blocking a few. | ×0.8 | 9.5 |
| GroundsLush terraced gardens, but steep; everything runs on buggies and some guests wait at peak. | ×0.7 | 8.2 |
| Quiet and privacyVillas are very quiet; day-pass and White Lotus crowds at shared areas bother five guests. | ×0.8 | 8.8 |
| Getting around | 5.9 | |
| Location and accessSecluded NW tip, about 30 min from the airport, steep site; buggies and shuttles, nothing walkable. | ×1.0 | 6.0 |
| AccessibilitySteep hillside; buggies on call help, but stairs and slopes remain for reduced mobility. | ×0.4 | 5.5 |
| Pool and spa | 8.7 | |
| PoolsPrivate pool in every villa plus a big infinity pool; cold plunge pools and paid heating annoy some. | ×1.0 | 8.8 |
| Spa and massageSecret Garden Spa praised in 46 reviews; one underwhelming visit and one overbooking. | ×0.6 | 8.8 |
| Gym24 h gym and two tennis courts; older reviews call the gym small. | ×0.4 | 8.3 |
| Wellness and activitiesFree kayaks, paddleboards, snorkelling and yoga; Muay Thai and some classes cost extra. | ×0.5 | 8.8 |
| Food and drink | 8.6 | |
| BreakfastWide buffet plus a la carte, dietary needs handled; occasional delays at peak times. | ×0.9 | 9.2 |
| RestaurantsThai food is strong, Western average; outdoor-only and pricey, with 18 mixed or negative mentions. | ×0.7 | 8.0 |
| BarPool and beach bar cocktails are praised; wine and minibar prices are high. | ×0.4 | 8.3 |
| Rooms and beds | 9.1 | |
| Rooms and designLarge villas of 102 to 118 sqm with private pools; a few call them uninspired or stuffy. | ×1.0 | 9.3 |
| Beds and sleepSleep scores 4.8 on Tripadvisor; three guests mention a hard bed or air-con noise. | ×1.0 | 9.0 |
| BathroomsSpacious bathrooms praised in 11 reviews and criticised in one. | ×0.6 | 9.0 |
| Clean and kept | 9.2 | |
| CleanlinessCleanliness scores 4.9 on Tripadvisor and 9.9 on Booking; damp smells are rare. | ×1.0 | 9.7 |
| Condition and ageOpened 2007 but kept like new; a few dated repair mentions, no renovation year found. | ×0.8 | 8.5 |
| Staff | 9.8 | |
| Staff and serviceTop of the file: staff named in dozens of reviews; rare lapses at check-in or late checkout. | ×1.0 | 9.8 |
| Value | 6.5 | |
| Value for moneyTripadvisor value 4.4 is the weakest score; 24 guests call it pricey, and extras add up. | ×1.2 | 6.5 |
| Practical and green | 7.0 | |
| Wi-Fi and remote workFree Wi-Fi, Booking scores it 9.5; few detailed mentions and no desk facts confirmed. | ×0.4 | 8.0 |
| ParkingFree on site per Tripadvisor; most guests use the airport transfer, little data. | ×0.3 | 7.5 |
| PetsSmall pets allowed with limits per a third-party listing; not guest-confirmed, little data. | ×0.2 | 6.5 |
| SustainabilityGreen Key and Green Hotel Gold plus a plastic ban are hotel claims; no guest confirms. | ×0.4 | 6.0 |
| Trip fit, used by the trip lenses | ||
| Kids and familiesKids and teen clubs plus family villas; mosquito bites on children are the main gripe. | ×0.6 | 9.0 |
| Couples and honeymoonPrivate villas and beach dinners suit couples; day-pass crowds break the spell for a few. | ×0.6 | 9.3 |
Weights are the same for every hotel. A count with little guest detail stays close to the facts we could check.
Who it suits
Where it ranks for each kind of trip
The hotel's rank among the 27 hotels for each kind of trip, from our trip scores.
- Family with kids No.1 8.6
- Two of us No.1 9.0
- A great pool No.1 9.0
- Spa days No.2 8.7
- Peace and quiet No.2 8.9
- Eating well No.3 8.5
- Value for money No.3 8.2
- Working trip No.3 7.6
- Grown-ups only No.4 7.4
- The beach No.11 7.0
- Going out No.23 4.3
Prices
What a night costs, and when
Entry-level double room, approximate rates checked 30 September 2026. Rates change daily: the hotel's own website has today's.
From-price by monthThe same room costs about 39% less in low season.
- High season฿60,000
- Shoulderbetween the two
- Low season฿36,500
| Jan | High season ฿60,000 |
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| Feb | High season ฿60,000 |
| Mar | Shoulder between the two |
| Apr | Shoulder between the two |
| May | Low season ฿36,500 |
| Jun | Low season ฿36,500 |
| Jul | Low season ฿36,500 |
| Aug | Shoulder between the two |
| Sept | Low season ฿36,500 |
| Oct (this month) | Low season ฿36,500 |
| Nov | Low season ฿36,500 |
| Dec | High season ฿60,000 |
Our review
The full file
Verdict: Four Seasons Koh Samui scores 8.3 out of 10
Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui scores 8.3 out of 10 in the Samui69 file. It is a 60-villa, 5-star resort on the island’s northwest tip, and it suits couples, honeymooners and families with children aged 2 to 12 who want private pools, sea views and service that guests name by first name. It is a poor match for swimmers who want a soft sandy beach, for anyone with limited mobility and for anyone counting baht: staff scores 9.8 and views 9.5, but the beach scores 6.5, access 5.5 and value 6.5. Villas started around 36,500 THB (~1,043 USD) a night in the sources checked on 30 September 2026. The resort is also the main filming location of The White Lotus season 3, and that fame now shows in the reviews.
Method: 172 guest reviews read one by one (150 on Tripadvisor, 17 on Trip.com, 5 on HolidayCheck), about 31% of them from the last 18 months. Booking, Expedia and Kayak gave aggregate scores only, through search snippets. Checked 30 September 2026. Every judgement below is what guests report or what the file shows.
What does the brochure say?
The resort opened in 2007 on a steep, terraced hillside above Laem Yai Bay, at the northwest tip of the island. The official site and HolidayCheck give 60 pool villas; Tripadvisor lists 74, so the file uses 60. Every villa has a private plunge pool, and the main 50 ft infinity pool sits above the bay. On paper there is also a private beach with free kayaks and paddleboards, the Secret Garden Spa with five treatment rooms, a 24-hour fitness centre, two tennis courts, a kids club and a teen club, yoga, Thai boxing and cooking classes. Koh Thai Kitchen is the main restaurant, and press coverage lists it as featured in the Michelin Guide.
Some claims are hotel claims only. The Green Key and Green Hotel Standard Gold certificates, the ban on single-use plastic bottles and straws, greywater landscaping and on-site composting come from the hotel side, and no guest in the file confirms them. Pets are allowed per a third-party listing (dogs and cats, maximum two, up to about 7 kg each), and parking is free on site.
What do guests actually report?
Platform scores are very high. Tripadvisor shows 4.8 out of 5 from 2,050 reviews and ranks the resort first of 8 in Ang Thong. Booking shows 9.8 out of 10 from 172 reviews, with staff at 10.0, and HolidayCheck shows 6.0 out of 6 from 31 reviews with every reviewer recommending it. Trip.com gives 9.5 out of 10 from 59 reviews. The one soft number on Tripadvisor is value, at 4.4 out of 5.
The 172-review sample gives the Samui69 score its shape:
| Category | Mentions (+ / -) | Score |
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| Staff and service | 140 / 10 | 9.8 |
| Rooms and design | 71 / 8 | 9.3 |
| Views | 65 / 4 | 9.5 |
| Restaurants | 58 / 18 | 8.0 |
| Beach | 39 / 14 | 6.5 |
| Value for money | 10 / 24 | 6.5 |
Service is the loudest signal: about 12 guests name an estate assistant, buggy driver or food and beverage manager by first name, and problems are reported as solved fast. The negatives gather around three things: price, the beach, and crowds from outside the resort. Only value has more negative than positive mentions. Overall the file shows a resort that guests rate close to flawless on service and views, and that loses points on location, beach, access and price, which is why the figure is 8.3 and not above 9.
Is it really the White Lotus hotel?
Yes, for most of it. CNN Travel and other production reporting name Four Seasons Resort Koh Samui as the main location of season 3: the sprawling pool, common areas, the restaurant and several villas were shot here. Three Anantara resorts supplied other scenes, including Anantara Bophut. For the whole trail across the island, see the White Lotus filming locations guide and the White Lotus hotels guide.
The fame has a cost in the reviews. Five or six guests in 2025 and 2026 complain that day passes and White Lotus visitors crowd the pool and restaurants; none of the pre-2025 reviews mention it. The Four Seasons Koh Samui day pass is about 5,000 THB (~143 USD) per guest reports, and the complaints start in May 2025. Villa guests rate their own pools and terraces as private, so the crowding sits in shared areas. The National covers the hotel beyond the show.
What are the villas like?
Rooms score 9.3 with 71 positive and 8 negative mentions. Villas measure about 102 to 118 sqm, with teak and rattan fittings, a terrace, a private pool and bathrooms guests compare in size to the bedroom, with two wardrobes. Bathrooms score 9.0 (11 positive, 1 negative) and beds 9.0 (14 positive, 3 negative, with one hard bed and one air-con hum). Views score 9.5: 65 positive mentions and 4 negative, where foliage blocked one guest’s outlook. Every villa faces the Gulf and Koh Phangan.
Cleanliness scores 9.7 (41 positive, 3 negative), with isolated damp-smell and mosquito mentions. Condition scores 8.5. The resort is nearly 20 years old, and no renovation year turned up in any source. Guests from 2021 and 2022 report a ceiling leak and a broken safe, while an August 2025 guest calls it not brand new but maintained perfectly. The fair reading: dated bones, well kept.
How good are the pools and the beach?
Pools score 8.8 with 53 positive and 14 negative mentions. Guests praise the private pool in every villa and say the main pool is never crowded, which fits with the day-pass complaints being about restaurants and the pool bar. The complaint is temperature: three guests say plunge pools are unheated and that heating is an extra charge.
The beach is the weak spot. It is private, uncrowded and comes with free kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear (39 positive mentions). But it is rocky and tide dependent, and 14 guests call the water murky or say it is not a place to swim. Only three villas sit on the oceanfront. For a soft sandy swim, look at the public stretch of the Laem Yai beach guide, or choose a hotel on Choeng Mon or Bophut. The file scores the beach 6.5.
Location scores 6.0: about 30 minutes from the airport, a steep site, and buggy transfers of 3 to 5 minutes inside the grounds. Nothing is walkable from the gate. Plan the ride with the how to get to Koh Samui guide.
What is the food, drink and spa like?
Breakfast scores 9.2 (38 positive, 4 negative): a wide buffet plus a la carte dishes, dietary needs handled, served until 11:00 per one guest. The complaints are peak delays and juice quality.
Restaurants score 8.0, with 58 positive and 18 mixed or negative mentions. Thai food is the strength, and the beach barbecue is praised. Western dishes are called average. All dining is outdoors, guests mention mosquitoes, and prices are high. Recent guests name pop-ups and events the older reviews lack: a Lebanese pop-up, a Thai buffet show, a fisherman festival and a rum tasting at the sunset bar CoCoRum. Searches for the Four Seasons Koh Samui restaurant menu and prices find no published price list, so ask the hotel. The bar scores 8.3: cocktails are praised, wine and minibar prices are not.
The Secret Garden Spa scores 8.8, with 46 positive and 4 negative mentions; 43 reviews praise the therapists, one calls a treatment underwhelming and one reports an overbooked spa. Wellness scores 8.8: free kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling, yoga, a Thai cooking class and Muay Thai, although some classes cost extra or fill up. The gym scores 8.3 (24 hours, with two tennis courts).
Kids score 9.0: a kids club for ages 2 to 12 and a teen club, loved by most families, with mosquito bites on children the main gripe. Couples score 9.3, helped by private villas and beach dinners.
Where does Four Seasons Koh Samui fall short?
Value. This is the weakest score in the file, 6.5, with 10 positive and 24 negative mentions. Entry villas run around 36,500 THB (~1,043 USD) in the low season and about 60,000 THB (~1,714 USD) at peak. Guests cite paid pool heating, food and drink prices and the day pass as places where the bill grows. One 2026 guest who paid about 3,500 USD a night rated the stay 3 of 5 and called it worse than rivals at 1,200 USD.
Beach. Rocky, tidal and murky at times. It is private and quiet, not a swim-first beach.
Access and site. Access scores 5.5. The terraced hillside means stairs to the beach and steep climbs; buggies are on call, with occasional waits. Reduced mobility is a poor match.
Mosquitoes and outdoor dining. About 10 guests report mosquitoes, including one family with about 15 bites per person per day.
Crowds from outside. Day-pass and White Lotus visitors in shared areas, reported by five or six guests since 2025.
Who should book, and who should not?
Book it if you are:
- a couple or honeymooner who wants a private pool, sea views and dinner on the sand
- a family with children aged 2 to 12 who will use the kids club and free water sports
- a guest who values named, attentive staff above a walkable location
- a White Lotus fan with a five-figure baht nightly budget
Skip it if you are:
- a swimmer who wants a soft sandy beach with clear water
- travelling with limited mobility, since the site is steep
- on a tight budget, since extras and food add up quickly
- after nightlife, restaurants on foot or an easy trip into town
Pros and cons
Pros
- Staff praised by name in about 140 positive mentions against 10 negative, with problems solved fast
- Private pool villas with Gulf views and real privacy
- Spa, kids club, free water sports and Thai dining all confirmed by guests
Cons
- Value: Tripadvisor value 4.4, with 24 negative value mentions and paid pool heating
- Private beach is rocky, tidal and murky at times
- Mosquitoes, outdoor-only dining, and day-pass crowds at shared areas
What are the alternatives?
- Conrad Koh Samui: scores 8.0 in the file with the same formula of hillside pool villas and sunset views, from about 9,500 THB (~271 USD). Also steep and isolated, with a small coarse beach.
- Anantara Bophut: scores 7.8, walkable to Fisherman’s Village and on its own beach, from about 7,400 THB (~211 USD). Louder with families and no private pool as standard.
For a wider comparison, see the best luxury resorts and honeymoon resorts guides, and where to stay in Koh Samui.
FAQ
How much does Four Seasons Koh Samui cost?
Villas started around 36,500 THB (~1,043 USD) a night in the low season and about 60,000 THB (~1,714 USD) at peak in the sources checked on 30 September 2026. Pool heating, food, drinks and the day pass are extra.
Is Four Seasons Koh Samui the White Lotus hotel?
Yes. Production reporting names it as the main season 3 location, with the pool, common areas, restaurant and several villas shot here. Anantara resorts supplied other scenes.
Can you visit the Four Seasons Koh Samui day pass?
Guests report a day pass of about 5,000 THB (~143 USD). Complaints about it crowding the pool and restaurants appear from May 2025. Check the current terms with the hotel.
Where is Four Seasons Koh Samui on the map?
On the northwest tip of the island, at Laem Yai, about 30 minutes from the airport (coordinates 9.5725, 99.9239). Guests describe it as isolated from Chaweng and town.
Does Four Seasons Koh Samui have a kids club?
Yes. The hotel has a kids club for ages 2 to 12 and a teen club, and families give it a 9.0 in the file. Mosquito bites are the recurring complaint.
What do the review platforms say?
Tripadvisor 4.8 out of 5 from 2,050 reviews (Tripadvisor page), and HolidayCheck 6.0 out of 6 from 31 reviews (HolidayCheck page). The Samui69 score is lower because it also weighs location, beach, access and value, where the complaints gather.
About the author
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Agent 69Hotel investigations
Identity classified. Reads what thousands of guests reported, checks it against the facts and files the verdict on 26 counts. No free stays, no press trips, no booking links.
At the resort
18 services
What you get without leaving the hotel
From our file on the hotel: the services guests used, and what they said about them.
- Spa Secret Garden Spa, five treatment rooms
- Massage Therapist treatments praised in 43 reviews
- Yoga Yoga pavilion, complimentary classes per guests
- Muay Thai Lessons with a former fighter; extra fee
- Fitness classes Fitness classes mentioned by guests
- Cooking class Private and group Thai cooking classes
- Kids club Kids club for ages 2 to 12, plus teen club
- Babysitting Hotel claim, not confirmed by guests
- Airport transfer Airport service confirmed by guests
- Shuttle Shuttle bus to island locations
- Watersports Free kayak, paddleboard, snorkel; biologist tours
- Tennis Two hard courts
- 24-hour room service Room service and in-villa dining praised
- Beach service Beach attendants with free water and snacks
- Laundry Hotel claim
- Tours desk Concierge plans boat trips and excursions
- Weddings Hotel claim
- Private dining Private beach and villa dinners praised
Pets. Small pets allowed with limits per a third-party listing; not guest-confirmed, little data.
Location
Laem Yai Beach
Where it is, and what is close
Straight-line distances from the hotel to the places we cover.
The beach outside: Laem Yai Beach
Private and quiet, but rocky, tidal and murky at times; 14 guests say it is not for swimming.
All year Sunset 30 min to the airport by car
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On the map
Beaches
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Laem Yai BeachBeaches 0.8 km - 2
Thong Plu BeachBeaches 1.1 km - 3
Bang Makham Beach, Koh SamuiBeaches 2.4 km
Temples
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Nathon Hainan ShrineTemples 4.5 km - 5
Wat Chaeng NathonTemples 4.9 km - 6
Wat Namtok Hin LadTemples 6.7 km
Waterfalls
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Zong Raue WaterfallWaterfalls 5.0 km - 8
Hin Lad WaterfallWaterfalls 7.4 km - 9
Tan Rua Waterfall (Secret Falls)Waterfalls 8.6 km
Hikes
- 10
Hog TrailHikes 3.3 km - 11
Magic Garden Samui HikeHikes 6.7 km - 12
Hin Lad Waterfall HikeHikes 6.7 km
Getting there and away
- Samui Airport (USM) 15.4 km
- Nathon 4.2 km
- Maenam 8.3 km
- Lipa Noi 8.7 km
- Bophut 11.5 km
What guests say
172 reviews read
Platforms say 9.7. We say 8.3.
Review sites mostly ask about the room and the service. We also count the beach, the location and the bill.
- 4.8/5Tripadvisor2,050 reviews
- 9.5/10Trip.com59 reviews
- 6.0/6HolidayCheck31 reviews
- 9.8/10Booking.com172 reviews
- 9.8/10Kayak276 reviews
- 8.3/10Samui69172 read, 26 counts
Getting around 5.9 and Beach 6.5 pull our score down: guests rarely mark a hotel down for them, but they shape the stay.
Highest counts
Lowest counts
What we found in the reviews
- Sleep scores 4.8 on Tripadvisor; three guests mention a hard bed or air-con noise.
- Opened 2007 but kept like new; a few dated repair mentions, no renovation year found.
- Villas are very quiet; day-pass and White Lotus crowds at shared areas bother five guests.
- Lush terraced gardens, but steep; everything runs on buggies and some guests wait at peak.
- Thai food is strong, Western average; outdoor-only and pricey, with 18 mixed or negative mentions.
- Spacious bathrooms praised in 11 reviews and criticised in one.
FAQ
Questions guests ask before booking
Is the beach at Four Seasons Resort good for swimming?
All year. Private and quiet, but rocky, tidal and murky at times; 14 guests say it is not for swimming.
How far is Four Seasons Resort from the airport?
About 30 minutes by car, from our file on Laem Yai Beach.
Is Four Seasons Resort good for families?
It ranks No.1 of 27 for families on our trip scores. Kids and teen clubs plus family villas; mosquito bites on children are the main gripe.
Is Four Seasons Resort good value?
Value scores 6.5 out of 10, No.18 of 27 on Samui. Tripadvisor value 4.4 is the weakest score; 24 guests call it pricey, and extras add up.
Is Four Seasons Resort suitable for guests with reduced mobility?
Steep hillside; buggies on call help, but stairs and slopes remain for reduced mobility.
Can I bring a pet to Four Seasons Resort?
Small pets allowed with limits per a third-party listing; not guest-confirmed, little data.
Do you earn money if I book?
No. We link to the hotel's own website and take no commission, free stays or press trips. No hotel can pay for a score or a place in a list.
Four Seasons Resort or Vana Belle?
Where each winsFour Seasons ResortVana Belle
- Clean and kept 9.2 7.9
- Rooms and beds 9.1 8.3
- Practical and green 7.0 6.3
- Beach 6.5 9.3
- Getting around 5.9 7.1
- Food and drink 8.6 8.9
Also consider
Three hotels to weigh against Four Seasons Resort
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8.1 5 stars · Chaweng Noi Beach
Vana Belle, a Luxury Collection Resort
Best at: Beach, Staff
from ฿16,000 a night -0.2 on ours
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8.0 5 stars · Taling Ngam Beach
Conrad Koh Samui
Best at: Pool and spa, Rooms and beds
from ฿9,500 a night -0.3 on ours
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8.0 5 stars · Chaweng Beach
SALA Samui Chaweng Beach Resort
Best at: Getting around, Rooms and beds
from ฿6,500 a night -0.3 on ours
Not sure? Put them side by side: ten scores, prices and the beach, row by row.
Compare Four Seasons Resort, Vana Belle and ConradHow we score. 26 counts per hotel, from facts we can check and what guests report, weighted the same way for every hotel. The ten scores above group those counts. Our method
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