Haad Sai Kaew
Guesthouses, hotels and resorts
Haad Sai Kaew
Haad Sai Kaew was once the most beautiful beach on Ko Samet, but it now stands out as being the most over-developed. Guesthouses and resorts rub shoulders as they compete for the last inches of space and nearly every lodging is overpriced. With a wealth of day- and night-time activities, this is the spot to choose if peace and quiet are not a priority. During the day, the air is filled with the roar of jet skis, while after dark reggae bars and fire-spinning shows take centre stage.
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Saikaew Beach Resort
Top spot on the beach
Haad Sai Kaew
T: (038) 644-193; F: (038) 644-194With its modernist bungalows, chic blue and white decor and simple tropical accents, this is the most tasteful spot on Haad Sai Kaew. Painted and colour-coordinated rooms are lined up motel-like ... View details
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Laem Yai Hut House
Reasonably quiet choice
Haad Sai Kaew, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 282; F: (038) 644 077Nestled above the beach on the northern end of Haad Sai Kaew, Laem Yai Hut is a sprawling collection of wooden and concrete bungalows. Bungalows are dug into the hillside and painted in pale pastels, ... View details
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Samed Grand View Resort
Large spacious resort
Haad Sai Kaew, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 220; F: (038) 644 219This sprawling resort on a pleasant part of Haad Sai Kaew has bungalows in a range of styles. Closer to the beach are Thai-style cabins with dark wood trim, while farther back, accommodation is in ... View details
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Saikaew Villa
Featureless
Haad Sai Kaew, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 144; F: (038) 644 009This two-storey motel-like place is set on artificial-looking landscaped paths, but the pink and aqua rooms are clean and come with all amenities. The best options here are the more private bungalows ... View details
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Ploy Talay Resort
Close to the action
Haad Sai Kaew, Ko Samet
T: (038) 644 212; F: (038) 644 213During the day this may look like a nondescript place with a few tables and chairs around the front and a block of accommodation to the rear. But at night this place is the centre of Haad Sai Kaew, ... View details
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Top accommodation by review
Saikaew Beach Resort

1 votes Haad Sai Kaew
Haad Sai Kaew
T: (038) 644-193
F: (038) 644-194
Samed Grand View Resort

1 vote Haad Sai Kaew
Haad Sai Kaew
T: (038) 644 220
F: (038) 644 219
Laem Yai Hut House

1 votes Haad Sai Kaew
Haad Sai Kaew
T: (038) 644 282
F: (038) 644 077
Saikaew Villa

4 votes Haad Sai Kaew
Haad Sai Kaew
T: (038) 644 144
F: (038) 644 009
Ploy Talay Resort

1 vote Haad Sai Kaew
Haad Sai Kaew
T: (038) 644 212
F: (038) 644 213
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