Sky cottage — Hotel in Ko Samet

We stayed stayed three nights here which is the max I’d recommend for a few reasons: The walls are very thin and there are gaps in the doorframe meaning you hear everything! Not good if you are a light sleeper… Besides the pillows are very hard. There is no wardrobe, cupboard or a proper shelf to store your belongings. So you just have to live out of your suitcase. There is no lift, just a very steep set of stairs. I was honestly scared of falling down a few times. The owner doesn’t seem that friendly, she just seems to be after everyone’s money lol All the rooms have a big window facing the corridor, If you forget to shut the curtains everyone can look inside. Especially annoying if you’re staying on the ground level!

The only good thing I can think of is breakfast. There is a nice selection of stuff for everyone: Rice, Soup, Sausages, Egg, Bread, Cereal, Pancakes… And you get free water every day (0.5 l bottle per person)

The location is great. Two minute walk to the beach.

Besides you have to take of your shoes in...

charming common areas, just a few minutes drive from the beach. The bed is comfortable, but a bit small.|| By far the worst aspect of this place is the staff. I think it was the owner working the reception desk. She wasn't welcoming at all, and barely glanced up to talk to us as we were checking in. She seemed more concerned with getting paid. We didn't see her smile once throughout our stay. She's clearly working in the wrong industry.||There are no bathroom amenities so you'll have to take your own. The walls are also pretty thin so noise can easily be heard from neighbours. The twin rooms on the ground floor have a large glass wall overlooking a corridor which does't offer much privacy. I'd avoid these rooms. ||Everyone raves about the breakfast but I thought it was quite mediocre. Fried eggs are served cold, and the pancakes tasted like store...

charming common areas, just a few minutes drive from the beach. The bed is comfortable, but a bit small. By far the worst aspect of this place is the staff. I think it was the owner working the reception desk. She wasn't welcoming at all, and barely glanced up to talk to us as we were checking in. She seemed more concerned with getting paid. We didn't see her smile once throughout our stay. She's clearly working in the wrong industry. There are no bathroom amenities so you'll have to take your own. The walls are also pretty thin so noise can easily be heard from neighbours. The twin rooms on the ground floor have a large glass wall overlooking a corridor which does't offer much privacy. I'd avoid these rooms. Everyone raves about the breakfast but I thought it was quite mediocre. Fried eggs are served cold, and the pancakes tasted like store...