Ao Noi Na
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Ao Noi Na
Until you reach Mooban Talay, the beach is virtually non-existent due to large rock outcroppings, though the village is pleasant and clean. Compared to the rest of Ko Samet the accommodation here is expensive but more private.
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Mooban Talay Resort
A classy tropical retreat
Ao Noi Na, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 251; F: (038) 644 251Mooban Talay is one of the most elegant and upscale resorts on Ko Samet. Palm-shaded pathways lead between Thai-style bungalows, all just a quick stroll away from the white sand beach. Given the good ... Read the full review of Mooban Talay Resort.
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Samed Club
Hip resort
Ao Noi Na, Ko Samet
T: (02) 438 9771-2; F: (02) 439 0352With its funky orange and white bungalows and hip, offbeat style, the Samed Club is the closest thing to a boutique resort on this side of Ko Samet. Accommodation is divided by the road into two ... Read the full review of Samed Club.
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The Beach House
An effusively friendly owner
Ao Noi Na, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 205;With its gregarious English-speaking owner and intimate guest rooms branching off a cool wooden hallway, the Beach House has the air of a family vacation home. Many of the guests are repeat visitors ... Read the full review of The Beach House.
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Samed Cliff Resort
Good family option
Ao Noi Na, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 044; F: (038) 644 055As the name suggests, this resort climbs up the lush green hillside running back from the beach. Though the charming whitewashed bungalows are spacious, spotlessly clean and have a view, they are too ... Read the full review of Samed Cliff Resort.
Nadan
Built around the Nadan pier, this tiny town is perhaps the most 'Thai' spot on all of Ko Samet. Accommodation options are limited but more seem to appear each time we visit, which is likely to keep prices competitive. There is little nightlife, though it's only a short walk to the busy beaches of the east coast.
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Barbados
Bright and natural
Nadan, Ko Samet
T: (081) 377 4136; F: (038) 644 299These bright and airy bungalows all face a central garden and pond, which provide natural shade and pleasant views. Rooms are tastefully adorned with purple and pink tones, while the bathroom is ... Read the full review of Barbados.
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Mossman House
Seconds from the sand
Nadan, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 017;Metres before you reach the park entrance sits this bright yellow block of rooms. Service is simple and efficient; they'll also change money for you and arrange onward trips. Rooms are to the rear in ... Read the full review of Mossman House.
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Marco Polo
Simple and near the pier
Nadan, Ko Samet
T: (081) 577 3726;Located almost within touching distance of the pier, Marco Polo is a somewhat drab but friendly option. Rooms are comfortable, with bright pastel art, wave-like tiles, clean bathrooms, and large ... Read the full review of Marco Polo.
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1 votes Ao Noi Na
Ao Noi Na
T: (02) 438 9771-2
F: (02) 439 0352
Mooban Talay Resort

1 vote Ao Noi Na
Ao Noi Na
T: (038) 644 251
F: (038) 644 251
Barbados

1 vote Nadan
Ao Noi Na
T: (081) 377 4136
F: (038) 644 299
Mossman House

1 votes Nadan
Ao Noi Na
T: (038) 644 017
Samed Cliff Resort

1 vote Ao Noi Na
Ao Noi Na
T: (038) 644 044
F: (038) 644 055
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