Baan Ploy Sea
Luxurious Accommodation with Private Balconies
Unwind in Serene Ambience Surrounded by lush tropical trees, each of the 14 rooms at Baan Ploy Sea offers a charming and panoramic landscape, perfect for unwinding and appreciating every moment of your stay.
Indulge in Chocolate Delights at Brown Cabin Chocolate Cafe For chocolate lovers, the Brown Cabin Chocolate Cafe is a must-visit spot within the hotel. Enjoy a variety of chocolate drinks, barista coffees, herbal cold brew teas, and freshly baked desserts in a picturesque setting among lush tropical woods and a rose garden.
Book your stay at Baan Ploy Sea now and immerse yourself in luxury, tranquility, and culinary delights.
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Ko Samed, ThailandHotel guest reviews
Exceptional · based on 243 reviewsAI summaryOverall satisfaction with the stay, with no major complaints.
Cleanliness8.6
Generally clean as per reviews, but one mention of issues with room allocation created a negative impression.Service9.6
Staff were consistently praised for being friendly and accommodating.Location8.6
Location was noted as quiet and peaceful, but slightly remote from main attractions.Room9.1
Rooms described as beautiful, spacious, and well-maintained.Amenities9.1
Good amenities including a nice pool and restaurant.Value for money8.6
General sentiment indicates good value, although breakfast quality raised some concerns.Food and drink9.1
Food was highly rated, with varied options both at breakfast and dinner.
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VanTravelled as a couple · Aug 9Clean and beautiful resort and easy to go around the island. Just 10 or 15minutes walk to the main pier and town or you can rent the scooter right next door. The room is big, clean and bed is comfy. Breakfast was great and they have Brown Cabin - chocolate place right in the resort which is the bonus point. Everything was perfect!
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Seif BorgiTravelled with a group · Jun 22An amazing stay all round at Baan Ploy Sea. The beach access was a real highlight, being able to get straight to the water made the whole trip. The staff were the other standout: warm, helpful, and genuinely attentive throughout.
No complaints worth mentioning. Highly recommend, and would happily go back.
Tony HuangTravelled solo · Jun 11Everything all good 👍
DavidTravelled as a couple · Apr 13Beautiful
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Lovely hotel. Big enough for a family to have a relaxing holiday but 5 mins from the main pier and 10 min by taxi to the Sai kaew beach. The food in the restaurant is very tasty. Lovely Thai flavour but also European meals as well. Breakfast had a good choice with a relaxing beach view. Stayed before in the chain Sai Kaew hotel which is also very nice but also more busy. There’s a nice coffee shop right across the road with air con. Staff was very friendly and always ready to help. Thank you very much. The pier was just one minute walk which made it very convenient for the transfer but also didn’t really bother us when we were enjoying the swim. The only thing would recommend bringing beach shoes as there’s some broken shells that can be sharp.
MarineTravelled as a couple · Mar 27The overall services, the efficient and very nice staff. The place has a laid back atmosphere but with all the services you need. The restaurant has a very nice buffet for breakfast and is open non-stop from lunch time on. The pastries at the cafe across the street are delicious. The property is very well maintained and managed. Both lady managers at the front desk and the restaurant were extremely nice and helpful. Always on top of things. The hotel has its own boat and office at the pier with WiFi, toilets, a bar and a boutique with wonderful items.
We didn’t have any information , no communication about how to get to the hotel. We wish we had known about the office at the pier and the hotel’s boat. We had to bargain hard with the local agencies to get a ticket on a boat to get there. We were asked 3000 bth for a single ride on a speed boat. The location is convenient and more quiet a 10 minutes walk from the pier and a short taxi ride from all the restaurants and shops. It feels safe at all times. But the beach in front of the premises is rather small and not the prettiest, the water is clear but not great may be because the hotel is facing the coast and there are quite a few boats and ferries around. It’s nice but not a dream . Sand flies were a nightmare past 4:00 pm, although not everyone seemed to suffer from them as much as we did. Apparently they prefer european blood 😩 That being said if you want quiet, good location at the same time, it’s perfect.
ConstantinTravelled with family · Mar 25Great location, 10min on foot from the town, or 2 min by car. Smaller beach so less frequented. Rooms are well designed and great to stay in. Staff was very kind and made sure we were looked after
Prices in the restaurant are a bit prohibitive, especially when the town is so close.
AlexeyTravelled as a couple · Apr 15Маленький тихий отель , завтраки вкусные на берегу моря , номера норм Приезжали только спать , купаться в Море у отеля не советую , мелко и модно напороться на морского ежа , видели их даже на огороженной зоне . Берите скутер и перемещаетесь на другие пляжи
CécileTravelled as a couple · Mar 18Jolie vue sur la mer, proche de la plage, calme et propre. Personnel disponible et souriant, répondant à toutes les demandes Bon petit déjeuner
qualité de l'expresso diversifier l'offre du thé au petit déjeuner sans surcoût
Alain D88Travelled as a couple · Mar 11Difficile d'afficher une note globalement positive pour cet hôtel qui se situe dans la moyenne haute des prix sur l'île de Koh Samet... car il y a du bon, mais aussi du bcp moins heureux. Côté positif, la situation dans la zone est de l'île moins fréquentée par les hordes de touristes et disposant d'une plage de sable propre, calme et peu fréquentée. C'est aussi dans une zone relativement épargnée par la pollution car Koh Samet est devenue une poubelle à ciel ouvert (décharges sauvages, égouts qui puent, déchets multiples sur les plages... heureusement qu'il s'git d'un parc national !) En sus une piscine est disponible, en plein soleil et sous les chambres côté mer... Le restaurant sert un petit déjeuner tout à fait correct avec un choix de plats chauds et les attributs habituels d'une collation matinale. A noter toutefois que les tables enfoncées dans le sol nécessitent des acrobaties pour s'y installer comme pour en sortir... Typique, original ? certes mais inconfortables. Le restaurant est relativement cher pour une qualité correcte mais au final pas très différente de celle servie au village s'agissant des plats thaï. Les chambres sont d'un aspect sympathique au premier abord (nous étions en "zone jungle"... avec le passage d'un lézard géant et d'un calao en haut d'un poteau tél.). Coffre, wifi, balcon sans intérêt, bouilloire, salle de bain avec wc non séparé, tv internet, clim... tout ceci parait propre et serein, sauf que ...
sauf que 1) l'insonorisation est nulle et donc si vous avez des voisins indélicats (comme les nôtres ch.305 du 4 au 9/3) vous ne pourrez pas dormir avant qu'ils ne s'assagissent (des gloussements aux cris divers en passant par des sauts sur les lits etc... tout y passe) ; 2) les puces qui vous ravageront en plus des moustiques ... ca a beau être la jungle, pour le prix payé on espèrerait un peu plus de DDT pour exterminer toute cette vermine... Dernier point très négatif, un règlement anticipé (non remboursable) de 60 jours (rien que ça..) pour qui, pour quoi ?? Ont ils entendu parlé des derniers évènements du monde ?
