Samed Club
Hip resort

What we say: 
With 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 halves: rooms closer to the beach are set around a small turquoise pool, and the bungalows on the other side are set in a tropical garden. The design in the rooms is playful, with orange-striped bedside lamps, and either abstract paintings or Japanese pop-art prints on the walls. The huge beds in the deluxe cottages are set in raised dark wood niches, which also feature recessed built-in TVs. Bungalows have small decks with benches, which feel secluded thanks to the use of large leafy plants. The restaurant has a decent menu, and a long list of cocktails. Motorbikes can be rented here for 350B per day. The Samed Club has a private ferry running to a pier in Ban Phe several times a day. For the style and comfort of their bungalows, their rates are good value. Recommended.
Contact details:
Ao Noi Na, Ko Samet. T: (02) 438 9771-2 F: (02) 439 0352Visit website
What we were quoted
| Type of room | Low season | High season | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superior - Double | 3,300 THB | 3,400 THB | garden cottage |
| Deluxe- Double | 3,900 THB | 4,200 THB | Hillside, 4,400B for beach side |
| Beachfront bungalow | 3,900 THB | 3,900 THB |
Added to Travelfish on: 25th February, 2008
Last visited or updated on: 21st January, 2010
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Read Samed Club reviews
Rated 4 out of 5
Based on 1 ratings and 1 reviews
Quiet, enjoyable place away from the crowds
Paid 2,200 for a Hillside Delux cottage. We were on a stopover four night trip so paid more than we usually would (incase we were stuck inside during the rainy season) but thought it was good value. The rate included a big buffet breakfast(which got a bit ''samey'' after day three!) For some reason the restuarant was always deserted in the evening (we ate on the busier beaches as well). The room was very clean but there were a few things I wouldn't expect in such a place (previous guests' fingerprints on the windows/dust on the blinds etc. The bed was big and comfy.)The shower was nice, but got water all over the bathroom. The staff were friendly. The view from the balcony wasn't so great as the roof of the cottage below blocked a lot of it. The beach (while not as pretty as others) was quiet and looked like a good place for a read until I got bitten by many sand flies....guess that explained its lack of sunbathers/swimmers. It took two resonably fit people about 20 minutes to walk to the main beaches. The hotel has motorbikes for 350B/day.
Samed Club reviewed by Tennouji (Total reviews: 19) on