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"A beautiful hotel on Samui island. The staff are incredible, the hotel beautifully maintained and so large you feel like you’re truly away from it all.
Don’t miss out on visiting the spa (try the coconut flow), or taking one of the complimentary gym classes (Muay Thai training with Mik and Sean was absolutely fantastic!)
Last but not least, the food and restaurants. Aum took brilliant care of us at Breakfast, Jakky supplied endless fresh coconuts at the pool bar, One Rai was unbelievably good (special thanks to Raj & chef Armaan who explained so much about the flavours and dishes) and also Pak Thai for traditional Thai food (Beauty was incredible with her food recommendations and education on local dishes!). Also don’t miss the Fire show on the beach after dinner!
We can’t wait to come back!"
"This is a spectacular hotel and somewhere to truly unwind. If you have transport or are happy paying around 400bht for a grab taxi each way then the remote location isn't a problem. On site spa and restaurant are very expensive for the quality, which isn't bad, however if you travel to any spa or restaurant the quality of the service and food is always incredible and costs significantly less.
We had a pool villa for two weeks and it was unbelievably beautiful, the staff are generally so helpful and polite and the sanctuary pool is by far the nicest pool I've ever been in, so peaceful.
I would 100% return here, we rented a scooter and travelled all over the island but enjoyed returning to a peaceful piece of paradise. Thank you Melati"
"I stayed in the main building 3rd floor with no elevator - which was unexpected. The bed comfort was decent, the cleaning staff was amazing. The little villas off the main building is probably a better choice. The pool was right off the gulf and easy to walk too. You’re smack in the middle of everything which is great but also means the dance clubs will go all night. Noise machine helps.
No need for grab unless you’re doing adventures.
Good parking area.
Walked to shops, malls, night markets, and bars."
"I chose this hotel because of its location on an amazing beach, and the fact I had read that is a more authentic and charming property than similar hotels in Chaweng. I did have minor worries about how planes flew overhead and it being right at the heard of the most lively part of Chaweng. However, as others have noted, the planes really aren't that bad, and you barely notice after a while. Also, it's a large proper and I really didn't hear any noise from any bars etc. If that's what you are after, it is right next to Ark Bar, which many people rate as the best on the island, and you only need alk a few steps along the beach to it.
I got the cheapest room but it was spacious and had everything I needed. It was very close the restaurant, pool and best of all the beach. Most importantly for me, the sea is amazing for swimming. They do have red flags and warnings for jellyfish every day but I swam far out with no problems at all. There are jetskis in the sea but far out and quite far along the beach. The beach itself is gorgeous and most of the time you can get a lounger, though as ever, despite polite notices, people still 'reserve' some with a towel.
The buffet breakfast is excellent and never crowded. They make your eggs, omelettes etc to order also.
I've read complaints about price, value etc but I found it to be perfect. Chaweng is quite manic and as an area maybe I'd have preferred Lamia but Chaweng has the best beach and that's what I want."
"I have stayed at the Chaweng Regent periodically for 15–20 years. It has an excellent location, a lovely beach and pleasant pools, within easy walking distance of central Chaweng but away from the busiest area. However, service can feel geared towards high-volume package tourism, which is frustrating when paying the full room rate.
On this visit, my room was not ready at the advertised check-in time. After I complained, I was given a very comfortable replacement that appeared to have been prepared for honeymoon guests. Having just unpacked, I was then asked to move to my original room. I inspected it but declined: it was in a poor location beside the children’s pool and noticeably inferior.
A few days later, the hotel generously upgraded me to an excellent beachfront bungalow, which compensated for the inconvenience. Nevertheless, this was my second stay this year, and rooms within the same category have varied considerably in location, condition and quality. Despite paying the full rate, I was concerned that my original allocation appeared to be one of the least desirable rooms.
The facilities and location remain excellent, and this quieter visit was more relaxing than my stay in March. However, the inconsistency between rooms would make me nervous about booking again."
Whether you're on a romantic holiday and want to stay somewhere quiet, or you're travelling solo and hoping to get some local recommendations, B&Bs can be a great choice for many travellers. If you'd like to spend some time by the water during your time in Haad Yao, Haad Yao Beach and Haad Chao Phao Beach are worth a stop.
Why should you consider a B&B versus a traditional hotel?
B&Bs all have a unique charm — whether it's a cosy reading space or a sunlit breakfast nook to enjoy your morning cup of coffee, the quaint details are what make bed and breakfasts the perfect escape.
What are the best B&Bs in Haad Yao?
Below are some B&Bs in the surrounding area: Nid's Bungalows: 23 rooms. 18.1 mi (29.2 km) from the heart of Haad Yao. Enjoy the arcade/games room and patio area. Yume 17 Sea View Villas: 8 rooms. 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from the city centre. Banyan House Samui B&B - Adults Only: 7 rooms. Situated 17 mi (27.3 km) from the heart of Haad Yao. Enjoy the library and patio area.
What's the best time of year to stay at a B&B in Haad Yao?
When you're planning your stay in Haad Yao, year-round temperatures and rainfall may be important factors to consider. The hottest months are usually May and June, with an average temperature of 29°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of 27°C. The rainiest months in Haad Yao are November, October, September and December, with each month seeing an average of 274 mm of rainfall.
What is there to do in Haad Yao?
Travellers looking to spend some time in nature enjoy Haad Yao for its beaches and island views. When you want to spend some time in the great outdoors, Haad Yao Beach and Haad Chao Phao Beach are some notable spots. You might also consider a trip to sites such as Salad Beach or Mae Haad Beach if you have time to see more of the area.
How can I get to and around Haad Yao?
Mapping out your trip in and around Haad Yao is easy with these transportation options. Fly into Samui Intl. Airport (USM), which is located 16.9 mi (27.2 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to venture out around the area, you may want a rental car for your journey.