The arrangement of the room upon arrival was so nice/magical to the point it took me by surprise. Swimming pool was big enough for few tempos and ideal for taking respite in Samui's hot and humid weather.

Resort is located 300-400m from well lit main road. Which is great to avoid traffic noise and pollution but I want to warn everyone against walking the path to the resort alone at night. I must have been very unlucky but had a brief "exchange" with pack of stray dogs who decided to block the path. Definitely always drive or take taxi directly to the property at night.

A cute, quiet bungalow hotel around a central pool and restaurant area. Mix of more modern and traditional wooden bungalows. Restaurant food was good. Bed was comfortable.The man working at the front desk was very friendly and helpful throughout our stay. You can rent a motorbike from the hotel to explore Samui- just be aware that driving on the island isn't for beginners or those who arent confident as the traffic can be crazy.

Bathroom was functional but very basic, could use a cosmetic update. Hotel is located a bit out of the way so be prepared to get taxi in to town if you aren't hiring a bike.

Baan Sukreep Resort is a nice little resort nested in a coconut grove just above Chaweng Noi beach. The resort is managed by a lovely French couple, helped by charming Thai staff (everyone speaks English). The resort is clean, quiet and well-tended. The bungalows and villas have A/C, nice bathrooms and comfy beds, and they do not overlook each other so everyone has privacy. The resort restaurant "Mekong fusion" has a tasty selection of Thai and Vietnamese food (as well as international and kid food). Happy hour is from 4pm to 6pm. We had a lovely stay at Baan Sukreep, we enjoyed enverything from the pool to the food, and we had a great time thanks to the lovely staff who advised us on activities and made us feel part of the family. We will definitely come back if we go back to Samui.

The Bungalows were very comfortable and clean, the restaurant was exceptional tasty (try the Mama Soup!). The staff was extremely friendly und took care of everything if wished. They also talked a lot with us, so it felt more like we were friends rather than guests :)

In the first days we had some mosquito problems, even if the staff gave us protection spray. But I don't really know what they could do more about it, maybe a fly screen door or something. Not really a complaint.

The resort is beautifully designed, with the restaurant/bar beside the pool and all surrounded by greenery. It was a very relaxing place to be and was about a 5 minute walk from a beautiful beach that was shallow and sandy and at the moment is almost deserted - make the most of it because I doubt it will stay like that much longer. My wife and I had to work during our stay so appreciated the peacefulness and the fact that the internet was strong and reliable enough to have Zoom meetings throughout the day. There was rarely anyone in the pool and it was nice to be able to jump in between work to cool off, or else to pop down to the beach. The restaurant at the resort was excellent and the menu had some really interesting fusion dishes that we didn't see elsewhere, as well as traditional dishes from Thailand and across the region. We were really impressed by the cocktails - the mojito was one of the best I've had and I would go as far as saying that the caipirinha was the best I've ever had (and I've been to Brazil). Nearby there were a few other restaurants that we visited too just mix things up over our 5 nights. Breakfast was included with our room and it was pretty substantial - juice, tea or coffee, eggs cooked as you like, sausage or bacon, toast, jam, fresh fruit, yogurt, homemade muffins. On our final day we had to leave at 7am and the staff were kind enough to prepare some breakfast the night before for us to keep in our fridge. The staff were friendly and helpful and when I enquired about good spots for snorkeling the owner drove me to one. We also hired a scooter at a fair price and were given some good tips on where to go. From what we saw of the rest of the island I think we picked the best beach to stay near. If we are back in Koh Samui we would definitely stay here again or at least visit the restaurant.

The lady that was normally preparing breakfast could have been a bit friendlier - we felt like we were inconveniencing her by ordering.

Lovely chilled place to stay set in landscaped tropical gardens. Nice pool. Comfortable bped and very clean. Restaurant has a good breakfast choice. They also have a popular delicious Vietnamese fusion restaurant and bar. It's a small quiet place and suited us

Location not great but you can rent a bike or get a grab. Hard to walk around due to busy road down the hill

This is a very nice resort, excellent & friendly staff who are very welcoming and they really seem to like to work there (good atmosphere). Great location with a beautiful beach (white sand, clear water and easy slope) at 5 min walking. Extra bonus is the wonderfull and very populair Mekong restaurant that is situated in the resort. Excellent diverse menu.

The super friendly and helpful staff, delicious food in the restaurant and the very comfortable houses. Perfect for families!

Breakfast could be with a bit more choice, but no big issue.

We stayed here for a few nights with our 6 year old daughter and teenage son. It's a beautiful place with comfortable bungalows (great outside space with hammock in our family room), welcoming pool, amazing food in the restaurant and a delicious buffet breakfast each morning. The owners and staff are very friendly and helpful in providing local knowledge and booking day trips. Location is a short distance from the main part of town and has a really relaxed jungle feel. Walking distance to a stunning beach. Would highly recommend!

Great staff, very kind and supportive. Very good Viet food, worth to test the whole menu 😋 Nice swimming pool. Very clean! A/C in all rooms Close to the beach Thank you Juliette and all for making our stay very cool

Some mosquitoes but that's the case on the whole island not only for this hotel Some street dogs, same as for the mosquitoes it's not the hotel's fault